Arch Trevlyn Plans Trevlyn Mansion Robbery
Arch Trevlyn, driven by vengeance for his father’s mistreatment, allies with the unscrupulous John Sharp to steal diamonds from Mr. Trevlyn. Arch vows only to pain his foe, not to steal, but Sharp’s planning pushes him toward a calculated burglary on a stormy Thursday night.
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Hubert
Mr. Trevlyn
Helen Trevlyn
Archer
Ninne
Archer Trevlyn
Trevlyn
Mat
Grandma Rugg
Arch
Margie Harrison
John Sharp
Arch Treviyn
Mr. Sharp
Sharp
Mr. Trevylyn
Garden Rooms and a Meeting with Margie Harrison
Archer, a teen with a troubled past, works as a waiter near a notorious social spot called the Garden Rooms. After a carriage accident, Margie Harrison, a refined girl, stops to help him, recognizing something familiar as she invites him home and notes his hurt.
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Archer
Grandma Rugg
Arch
Margie Harrison
Folknes
Peter
Razor attack at Washington house shocks Nebraska town
Miss Martha Panzeram faced a razor assault at her Washington Street home at 7 30 pm as a man cut her hair and fled with another accomplice. Sergt Nash identified William McCarthy as a suspected assailant, found with a razor, and the case may charge assault with intent to disfigure carrying a year in prison.
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Washington House
Nebraska State Journal
Martha Panzeram
Sergt. Nash
William McCarthy
Miss Panzeram
McCarthy
Sugar Imports Forecast to Boost Treasury Income
Treasury officials expect a large sugar import wave over the next four months increasing government revenue. The current raw sugar stock stands at its smallest level in years.
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Treasury
Dair y and Poultry Care in Farinera Slips and Silos
A short agricultural note explains slips as airtight bins for preserving fodder with daily surface removal. It urges round, tall silos and discusses feeding stock, breeding, and the need to improve offspring development alongside domestic animal care. J. Smith.
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Tha Faaria
J. Smith
Poultry Raiser's Breeds and Farm Details
A poultry keeper with 15 years of experience lists breeds such as Buff Cochins White Plymouth Rocks and White Guineas. He notes a 12 by 16 foot house costing 35 dollars with gravel floor and two foot perches, seasonal free range, varied feed, steady egg production, occasional gapes, and a weak dressed-fowl market at about 50 cents per pound.
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W. H
Plymouth Rocks
Silo choices and crop use for farmers in ensilage
Discussion on eight sided or square silos built from wood stone or cement comparing costs and durability. Corn and clover highlighted as best forage crops with corn valued for high yield and efficient feed. Clover noted for balanced ration soil enrichment and year round harvestability. Warns against weather ruin and cites Wisconsin bulletin on silage feeding. Encourages farmers to inspect local silos and start building soon.
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Institute
University of Wisconsin
Farmers’ Review
Breeding Success Hinges On Proper Physical Organization
The text argues that regardless of a breed's direction, strong results require a solid physical organization. It emphasizes that true success in breeding rests on a well-structured framework supporting disciplined efforts.
Exporting horse meat to meet foreign tastes sparks debate
The piece discusses exporting horse meat to countries where it is a staple, noting American disgust, past failures with canned meat, and concerns about fraud. It proposes shipping smoked or alive to Germany where meat sells for 7 cents per pound, arguing shipping alive could be profitable despite port slaughter.
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Germany
Foultry Notes on Egg Sales and Hen Health
The article advises selling eggs direct to consumers for better prices and fresh quality. It discusses breeding from older birds for vigorous chicks, managing shell strength, and concerns about hens misusing straw in the crop. It notes bright new tweeds and cautious use of feed supplements.
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International Press Association
Dairy and Poultry
A. Copeland
Foultry
Hood
Mars
M. M. Messinaer
Freehold
Penn
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxgury
Mass
Boston
Lyon & CO. Tobacco Works
Durham
Charles B. Mirea Co
Philadelphia
Eclipse
Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Farnam St
Omaha
Neb
South
Virgin
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississipni
Tennessee
Kentucky
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway
Washington, D
Drummond Carriage
Haibey
Fenton St
Arrell
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