The Window at the White Gat by Mary Roberts Rinehart
A suspenseful excerpt follows Miss Maitland's disappearance with clues about a missing woman named Jane. The story sketches a tense attempt to connect eleven twenty two to the Colored Orphans' home, a glove, a nightgown, and a map while Wardrop faces a breakdown and Knox probes secrets at Bellwood and in the Fleming case.
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An”Ayne
Heppie
Jane
Maitland
Knox
Edith
Miss Letitia
Allan Fleming
Miss Jane
Fleming
Bella
Miss Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Burton
Wardrop
Burtop
Calamity Howler Seeks Truth in Valley Sagas
A long time observer tracks the valley scene over a year. He notes baiters and suckers, avoids being taken, and plans to chronicle findings. The first ranch visited proves success refuting doom sayers, arguing the land itself is not at fault.
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Gideon
The
Courier
Ten Acre Ranch of W H Allison Grows High Value Fruit Crops
W H Allison of Section 18 ranches ten acres planted to apples pears peaches grapes and various small fruits. He reports large crates from asparagus strawberries raspberries dewberries goosberries and grapes with about 400 crates of grapes expected. He claims intensive farming yields high grade fruit with strong profits and values his land at no less than 1000 per acre, having added five more acres by purchasing a neighboring ranch.
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Allison
Illinois
Clay County
Minnesota
T. E. Bucknell
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