Guardian Claimed by Texas Cousin After Will Transfer
John Nesbit recalls his cousin Jaspar as a tall Texan who becomes guardian after forcing parental rights away and taking his mother's fortune. Nesbit agrees to leave for Texas, hoping to join later, while oil wealth begins to spoil the area.
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Smif
Johnstone Nesbit
John Nesbit
Paris
Jasper
Stone
Texas
America
John
Stone Nesbit's American Dream and Virginia Hunt Clash
In England Stone Rockwell contemplates moving to Virginia with his guardian Mr. Nesbit but faces hostility from local hunt circles. He then rebuilds life at Lovelylea, hunts with a private pack, defies censure from the Hoxton Hunt, and uncovers family ties with Mercedes and Mercy amid a tangle of inheritance and identity.
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Mons Zers
Stone
England
John
Johnstone Nesbit
Jasper Stone Rockwell
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Sol
America
Mr. Nesbit
Smif
Smnif
Smith
Lorraine
Tovelylea
Virginia
Matilda
América
Dad
Yovely
Lea
Lovelylea
George Washington
Jefferson
Nesbit
Kit
Hunt Club
Lamberton
Jim
Solty
Foxhounds Association
Show Association of America
Hoxton Hunt Club
Mercy
Miss Mercedes
Mercedes
Rockwells
Martha
Grand Rapids
Mich
Middle West
Red Cross
France
On Top of the Bus On Top of the Bus
A brisk open air bus ride along River side drive shows a married couple, a worried wife, two children, and a man who claims Grace’s husband beat her. The wife seeks a larger income to support Junior and plans a ranch getaway with their children, while the husband hints at joining.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Tom
Jean
Grace
Clock 73 Years Old At Lawrence County Courthouse
A seventy five year old clock at the county courthouse in Lawrence Massachusetts has one face to tell the time of day and another to show the orientation of the month.
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Hissex County
Lawrence Mass
Lord & Ames, Inc
Ohio
Michigan
ORD & Ames
Michigan Ave
L . Inc. Dept
L-2
Chicago
Never Ending Search for Safe Insecticides
Department of Agriculture research drives insecticide progress for apples and cotton crops. Lead arsenate and calcium arsenate dominate usage while new fumigants target stored grain. Experts warn residues pose health risks, prompting washing methods and continued trials for safer, costlier controls.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Henry G. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
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