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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

6

The Man From Yonder Comes to Tincup in Turbulent Welcome

Ben Elliott arrives with Don Stuart in the lumber town of Tincup after defeating Duval in a log contest. Brandon resents Stuart and orders Elliott to leave. Elliott knocks him down and is arrested. Judge Able Armitage hires Elliott to run the Hoot Owl lumber camp belonging to Dawn McManus, daughter of a vanished partner with a murder charge.

Ben Elliott Yonder Tincup Don Stuart L Duval Brandon Eit Stuart Elliott Judge Able Armitage Dawn McManus Tne

Ben Elliott Fights Bull Duval To Keep Camp Order

In chapter three Ben enters the men’s camp where Bull Duval, intoxicated, taunts him. Elliott demands order and refuses Duval’s hire, snatching the whiskey bottle and knocking Duval down with a quick, decisive counterattack as tensions surge among the wary workers.

Ben Bull Duval Duval Ben Eliott Elliott Hoot Owl Ben Elliott

Fury in the Camp as Elliott Teaches Duval a Lashing

Elliott defeats Bull Duval in a brutal fight at the camp, kicking him into the snow and leaving him unable to rise. Duval admits he came drunk and hints Brandon ordered the assault. Bird-Eye Blaine and Donny wrestle with hidden fears as the scene ends with Donny seeking to write a letter to Brandon.

Duval Eliott Ben Elliott Bull Duval Beca Blaine Ben Elliott Bird-Eye Donny Brandon Don Stuart Bird Eye

Greenback Party's Rise and Union with Labor

The Greenback Party, nicknamed for its stance on currency, advocated restricting bank issues. Its first national convention was in 1874 and by merging with labor groups it polled over a million votes as the Greenback Labor, with most adherents joining the Populist party formed in 1891.

American Independent National Party Greenback Labor

Embezzlers Often Poor Judges of Investments

Seldom seem to win. Men who embezzle always seem to be poor judges of safe investments.

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