Grand the Immutable in the Reynolds Brand confrontation
Dick Meade confronts millionaire Brand at Reynolds home amid a financial crisis and a looming confrontation over Consolidated Wire. Reynolds pushes back, Brand demands 60 000 and accuses Reynolds of fraud while threatening exposure through Reynolds’s wife.
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Hravd
Meynolde
Hob
Monake
Brazen Island
Bob
Brand
Mra Reynolds
Wither
Caplitaliat
Reynolds
Hin Uecean
Mrs. Brand
Meade
Tick
June
Trand
Anglycorth
Jane
Consolidated Wire
Moody Allence
Frieda
Mr. Brand
Richard Meade
Duck
Jim
Meada
Henning
Young
Hudson
Reyboldé
Joto Brand
Meratek
Tirand
Rch
Arand
Bandit Hearts Move on Durocher in Philipstown Robbery
A highwayman stopped Samuel Durocher of Philipstown near Brewster, stealing $21, a watch, and a necktie pin after Durocher explained he had not worked in three months. The suspect, who claimed a heart outweighed his crime, split the watch and bill but kept the pin and $10.
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Samuel Durocher
Phillpetown
Mill Plain
Brewster
Durocher
Tireweter
Philipstown
New York Herald
Long Water Plumes In California Lumber Transport
Plumes of the Vetype move about 110 million feet of lumber yearly from mountains to the valley. Some in the Southern Sierras reach forty sites in length. Trade routes are said to cost between four thousand and eighty five hundred dollars per mile.
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California
Sierras
Do Not Pamper Farm Horses In Winter
In deep winter, farm work stock require steady feeding and ample clean water. Exercising horses daily by turning them out keeps them thrifty and healthy, even in cold weather. The writer cites Virginia as proof that well-exercised horses outdoors thrive, while sheltered stalls alone don’t prevent illness. A balanced approach avoids overprotection and keeps stallions, mares, and colts fit through winter.
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Hin Tonto
Yary Hinbiy
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Minnesota
Virginia
Richmond
Hore
Geordthy Wilson
Gerd
Hommes
Iowa
Lot
Drood-mares
Cole
Plan to Interest Farmer in Dairy Breeding Sows from Fall Litters
An editorial urging farmers to enter dairying by selecting breeding sows from fall litters. It argues that most dairymen drift into dairy work, warns against forced persuasion, and stresses choosing sows from prolific lines with strong maternal traits to yield large Litters and hardy offspring.
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W. M. Kelly
Corn Variety Adopts Uniform Product Across Growers
A community agrees on a single corn variety based on growers experiences and experiment station tests. The goal is to increase corn production and achieve a more uniform, marketable product.
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Mike & Uniform
Ewes in Wet Weather
During wet weather farmers should keep the ewes from running the fells to protect land and livestock. A properly sized pen or enclosure can be provided to allow ewes to exercise safely during rain and reduce rough ground damage.
Unsuccessful Poultryman in Odd Rhyme Doodle
A fragmented old item in quirky form mocks a poultry man who dislikes hens and cannot appreciate beauty or affection. The verse tone hints at social humor from a bygone column.
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Bex
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Mox
Ray
Ranar
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Sa Dick
Neynolde
Mra. Arned
Hrand
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Monde
Hirand
Mit
Consolidated
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Weber
Reynolda
Sing Sing
Peros River
Jann
Halte
Tve
Creamarias
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