Feuding lovers duel over land and water in Eden Valley
Nate Tichenor and Larry Kershaw duel with pride wealth and a dam plan as they kiss and clash over Forlorn Valley water deals. Nate pledges a big goal while Larry vows to smash Babson and the valley bank, sealing their bond with a kiss and a bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorry
Mr. Tenhey
Neighbor
Larry
Rube Tenney
Tichenor
Nate Tichenor
Nate
Pendleton
Kershaw
New York
Mountain Valley Power Company
Claus
Women's Club
Valley Center
Eden Valley
Silas Babson
Hensley
Babson
Truck
Whcat
Bank of Valley Center
Henry Rookby
Owen
Rookby
Housing Administration Explains How to Secure Repair Loans
The Federal Housing Administration promotes home and business remodeling with bank loans under the national housing act. It outlines who may apply, loan amounts from 100 to 2000, repayment terms up to three years, required income and credit, and how to apply through banks or approved institutions. It notes costs, early payoff options, and that loans can cover various property types and certain equipment integral to improvements.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Housing Administration
Better Housing Committee
Washington, D. C
Hous Nz
Financial Institution
Home Owners’. Loan Corporation
Eden Valley and Forlorn Valley Saga in California
After the Mexican War Robin Kershaw and wife settle in northeastern California naming Eden Valley and the adjacent tract Forlorn Valley. Blood feud erupts when Kershaw kills Joel Hensley. By 1917 only Nate Kershaw Biason Owen and Larry remain. Silas Babson controls Forlorn Valley and irrigation plans while Nate aids Lorry and pursues a power project.
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Robin Kershaw
California
Eden Valley
Joel Hensley
Kershaw
Hensley
Rance Kershaw
Biason Owen
Larry
Nate Tichenor
Lorry
Silas Babson
Nate
Owen
France
Babson
Forlorn Valley
Anker
Tithes and Harsh Times for Essex Clergy
In old Essex courts tithes troubled country clergy less as harvest eased. Farmers used dodges to dodge parish shares and Samuel Wesley of Epworth once halted a thief cutting ears from corn to evade payment. Rural sentiment echoed in a harvest song about cheating the parson.
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Essex
Samuel Wesley
Epworth
Safeguard Your Investment In Property Improvements
Guidance on choosing good workmen securing written guarantees and competitive bids. Reconditioning repairs should not mask structural defects and for major alterations consult an architect or engineer. Consider neighborhood impact and group loan options to improve eligibility and value.
Shorter barrels boost upland game shooting success
The article argues that long gun barrels do not improve performance and advocates 26 inch barrels and 13 1/2 inch stocks. It cites Robert Churchill XXV line as proof that shorter barrels speed pointing and learning, and shares a testimonial of transforming a poor shooter into a proficient one using a light 20 gauge.
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Robert Churchill
Western Newspaper Union
Opossum Protected Yet Seen as Nuisance in Michigan
State wildlife analysts assess opossums as predatory after examining stomach contents. Paul Hickle reports findings show opossums eating eggs and pheasant family birds, arguing the species offers no benefit. The animal arrived in Michigan about five years ago and has long been viewed as a pest by farmers and others despite legal protection.
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Michigan
Paul Hickle
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