Turmoil at Blue Lake Ranch in Trevors Plot and Market Slide
On Blue Lake ranch life slows as Bayne Trevors moves to passive control. Donley’s trial ends in acquittal and Hampton rises as Foreman-at-Large while Judith suspects Trevors’ schemes. Carson resists and a mass sale to Dean Rockwell & Haight looms as stock and horses are moved for the winter market.
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Jane
Blue Lake Ranch
Bayne Trevors
Sanford
Western Lumber Company
Bud Lee
Rocky Bend
Quinnion
Carson
Shorty
Emmet Sawyer
Lee
Judith
Mrs. Simpson
Trevors
Carde
Donley
Judith Sanford
Doc. Tripp
Dean, Rockwell & Haight
Thousan
Hampton
Tommy Burkitt
Burkitt
Hamy
Bud
Duan, Rockwell & Haight
Early New England Beans and Venetian Nicknames
The article notes early Plymouth settlers baked beans in brick ovens, with Saturday cookings shaping weekly breakfasts, and northern camps using ground pits. It then highlights Venice’s nicknames The Bride of the Adriatic The Queen of the Adriatic The City of St Mark and The City of the Lion reflecting its renown and symbols.
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Boston
New England
Plymouth Colony
Venice
St. Mark
Bud Lee Faces Slap and Rift at Blue Lake Ranch
Bud Lee endures Judith’s cool rebuke as she sends Hampton to the plateau with a harsh message. Lee’s hurt deepens over her treatment and the looming sale of prized horses. He confronts Carson and discovers plans to liquidate the outfit, then seeks Judith by moonlight, recalling her praise of loyalty. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Dauce Bud Lee
Judith
Bayne Trevors
Sudith
Brampton
Carson
Pollock
Tripp
Hampton
Hfe
Pollock Hampton
Marcela Langworthy
California
Bud Lee
Dick Farris
Lee
Eve
France
Marcia
Brie_Lake ranch
Mrs. Langworthy
Marein
Donn, Rockwell & Waight
Blue Lake
Trevors
Ike
Hamp
Bud Lees
Atric Dite
Goelden Gate Park
Hiuman
Dean Shockwwell
Tommy
Cursor
Pots and rubber bowls misfire in Salem encounter
A man selling pottery visited a Salem woman. He dropped bowls inside her home claiming they would not break. The woman bought several pieces and waited to test them with friends, dropping a bowl on purpose to reveal that it shattered, unlike the rubber samples.
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Salem
Boston Globe
Size of Alaska Shows Vast Spans for Climate and Diversity
Mary Lee Davis notes in Scribner's Magazine that Alaska spans 17 degrees north and south, with 68 degrees east and west, covering about 600000 square miles. She highlights the vast elbow room enabling climate variety across its borders.
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United Alaska
New Orleans
Duluth
New York
San Francisco
United States
Mary Lee Davis
Scribner’s Magazine
Famous Forts in U S History Fort William to Fort Independence
An overview of Castle Island Fort William and its evolution from a saluting dispute in colonial Boston to its renaming as Fort William, later becoming Fort Independence under President Adams. It covers the 1689 revolt, 1705 rebuilding, 120 guns, British defenses, and the 1832 casemated fortification marking Boston’s enduring stronghold.
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Massachusetts Bay
Boston
Castle Island
Richard Davenport
Stern
John Endicott
Massachusetts
Edmund Andros
Ure
Romer
Castle William
Fort Wiliam
Fort Willam
Atlantic
Lord Howe
Fort William
John Adams
Fort Independence
Fort Schuyler Defended Flag of 18 Stars Shines
On August 8 1777 an army of 1700 British Tories and Indians under Gen Barry St Leger besieged Fort Schuyler later Fort Stanwix near Rome New York. American commanders Col Peter Gansevoort and Col Marinus Willett defended as a crude Stars and Stripes flag flew above the palisade. The siege including the Oriskany relief and a decisive sortie helped thwart St Leger and Burgoyne’s northern campaign. Fort Schuyler later played a key role in the 1784 treaty with the Iroquois ceding Northwest Territory to the United States.
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Barry St Leger
Fort Schuyler
Rome
Peter Gansevoort
Marinus Willet
Congress
St Leger
Mohawk
Burgoyne
Albany
New York
New England
Oriskany
Henskel" Herkimer
Witlet
St. Leger
Fort
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Philip Schuyler
United States
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Global Trends Highlight Early 20th Century Observations
The excerpt notes high costs of shipments to farmers, replacement of camels by cars in Mongolia, Chinese use of portable heaters for tea, air liquefaction for gas production, and a vast Greenland ice sheet resembling ancient North American ice coverage.
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Mongolia
Greenland
North America
Woman’s Testimonial Promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs L Bradford of Phoebus Virginia lauds Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from hot flashes insomnia and nervous distress after twenty years of use by her and her sisters She urges others to try it and notes inquiries may be directed through publication of her testimonial Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Virginia
L Alwaya
L. Bradford
Armstead Street
Phoebus
Heirs Duel Over DuBarry Estate Settlement
A legal quip highlights a near heirs dispute as a lawyer confirms the DuBarry estate is settled after a tense moment where heirs could have claimed a portion. The exchange underscores lingering tensions in the settlement process.
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DuBarry
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Charles Scribrer
Dons
Kenny
Cloger
Dean Rockwell & Haight
Alaska
U. S
Lnton
Patata
Mrs. Bradford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Belans
Baiuans
Bella AN
Haarlem
OLD M Oil
Ons
Istancano
Borbocul CP Unitiully
Cstroix
Betes. CO
Cincinnati
Louisville
St Louis
Avanone
W A. Beckler
Taylor Pass
Trafic Manager
Traffico
D. Washington
D. C
Gillette Razors
Johnnson Spec Co Dept
Cleveland
Delco System
Maintreet
Jacksonville
Florida
Woodburn
Ind
Wiglow
Lennox Ol & Paint Co
Dept. Sales
Wright
Pearl St
N.Y
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