Silver Foxes and the rise of a fur empire
The piece traces the silver black fox from near extinction to a modern breeding trade. It recounts the 35 year old discovery on Prince Edward Island, the secretive breeders, rising pelt prices, and the shift from wild to scientifically managed fur farming. It contrasts old frontiers with regulated ranching and notes the broader wealth created by the trade.
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Prince Edward Island
London
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Prince Edward II
Peter
Troy
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Resto
Wallis
Father Fox
Jeff
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Pamshiry
Hines
Joe Eyity
Norfolk and Western Rail Schedule Fragment
A damaged OCR extract outlines Norfolk and Western schedules with departures at 8 06 A M for Parlor Car to Bristol and connections to Roanoke Columbus Cleveland and Chicago. Dining car 4 52 P M for Shenandoah and local stations with connections at Shenandoah Junction. Other notes include Roanoke area routes and references to Harrisburg and Philadelphia via connecting lines.
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N.C
Hagerstown Foradelphia
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