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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
7
A compact ad offering a 500 page book and table chart to hang, mailed free, from Humphreys' Homes Medicine Co located at the corner of Willem and Ano Street, New York, promoting their product line.
A long confession reveals a staged arrest plot tied to a river Des Moines scheme and Bowling Green counterfeit money. Fox, Reynolds, Williamson, Davenport appear as part of a widening crime web. The narrator masquerades as Brown to trap Fox and recover stolen horses while planning to expose Birch and Long. A tense nocturnal rendezvous leads to reluctant consent for a staged pursuit and possible future capture.
A rural newspaper item highlights a looped chain drag to reduce wheel track ridges in winter roads, noting farmers already trying the scheme with good results. It also mentions Frank L Zweck serving as a dealer for talking machines and records. The piece ends with a humorous exchange about Homer and wordplay on authorship.
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