A tangled drama in Wahaska with Griswold and Margery
Kenneth Griswold, a writer with socialist leanings, seizes a bank cash and flees aboard the Belle Jule with Charlotte Farnham. After a series of captures, escapes, and moral dilemmas, Griswold confronts Raymer and Margery Grierson over marriage and business troubles in Wahaska, as stolen money surfaces and plots unfold involving Edward Haymer and Jasper Grierson.
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Kenneth Griawothl
Andrew Galbraith
Bayou State
St. Jarvis
Hie
Minn
Tir
Wahaska
Marerry Grierson
Jasper Grivracn
Ananda
Margery
Edward Haymer
Ortawoald
Raymer
Hrottia
Galbraith
Grinwold
Raye Gier
Group in town labor war moves to strike breakers
Edward Raymer and Griswold clash with Jasper Grierson as a wage dispute escalates. Miss Margery Grierson confronts her father about his tactics and seeks a legal and moral stand. A detective plots to expose truth while Broffin is drawn into a scheme to gather black and white evidence on Galbraith’s land deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Iron Workers
Raymer
Margery Grierson
Hving
Griswold
Miles Grierson
Kenneth
Caddia
Jasper Grierson
Jasper Rernon
Mike Grierson
Madge
Miss Grierson
Eoy Father
George
Dorter Herne
Charlotte
Charlotte Fareham
Madge Grierson
Misa Grierson
Scott
Sherif
Broffin
Rayer
Claner
Chicago
Gham
Snding Clancy
Grierson
BreMin
Clancys
Brofin
Clancy
Wahaska
Itwell
Lasker Phaeton
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Margery
Lila Visitor
Tome
Murray
Mike
Galbraith
Trade Journal
Mr. Galbraith
Mr. Raymer
Farmers’ and Merchants
Alura
Mise Grierson
Croftin
Miss Griereon
Matthew Broffin
Colburne Detective Agency
Andrew Galbraith
Miss Farnham
MacFarland
Mr. Broffin
Duluth
St. Paul
Gates of Brass Chapter Night Stand at the Plant
Darkness falls after closing time as deputies relieve the day guard. Griswold and Raymer wait for trouble while planning a meal and a tense return to Margery. Griswold grapples with fear and a hidden hand weapon, sensing the danger of cowardice.
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Ilsword
Raymer
Kenneth
Griswold
Ned
Penca
Utopia
Herod
Margery
Grierson
Griswold Wins Out In Plant Dispute After Morning Talks
Griswold met with Raymer and shop bosses in the plant offices the next morning after a quarrel while four of the five foremen stood with Raymer. A deputation of workers sought arbitration and peace but Griswold held firm denying compromise and the strikers.
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Griswold
Raymer
Drying Water From a Waterlogged Watch
When a watch is water soaked and no jeweler is nearby, remove the front and back, drain excess water, flip the crystal, screw it on the back, and place the watch so sunlight reflects through the crystal. Heat draws moisture from the works in minutes, then repeat if needed. If water remains, unscrew and wipe the crystal, retighten, and repeat. It should then run, though have it checked by a jeweler soon.
Fireplace in underground quarters requested by Captain Muller
Captain Muller of the Bavarian landwehr asked for a fireplace to be built in his commodious underground quarters in the second two trenches. He directed Sergeant to bring two men who can do the job, preferring bricklayers or similar handy fellows over volunteers.
Explorer photographer and a South American chief
An account by Algo Lange of photographing a South American tribe, persuading the chief to pose for a Kodak, the camera’s handling, and the tribe’s reactions during a village clearing scene. The narrative shifts to Harrisville West Virginia, a taxless town built on municipal ownership that rents out the gas plant and plans a railroad.
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Algo Lange
Tadiong
Tim
Nie Cuccese
Harrisville
Harriaville
Newark Star
Best Width of Good Roads in Old Turnpikes
A Farm Progress reader argues old turnpikes were better built and narrower, often 16 to 18 feet, with wider roads costing maintenance. He urges planting and using the roadside soil for grass to yield value, noting vast land wasted along rights of way and urging narrower future road standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Rose
Iowa
Europe
Illinois
Fumigation Guide for Grain Insects on Farms
On farms, tightly sealed storages of grain and products can be fumigated with carbon bisulfide. At about 70 degrees and near airtight conditions, four pounds suffices for 1000 cubic feet, or one pound per 360 bushels of grain.
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China
Honey Mare Alfalfa As A Favorite Honey Material
Seed notes praise alfalfa as a top honey making material and warn that a little roughage goes a long way. It highlights durable wood as cost effective and stresses good hog pasture with wool pastures for profit. Cautions on colt’s feet and growing stock feet noted.
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Edward
Grigwold
Pinkerton
Phaeton
Chapter XXIV
Amazon
Klowiy
Ran. Wdl
Mack
New York Town
United States
Harrieville
W. Va
Maryland
Colt
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