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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

6

Hungry Run Timber War Drives Harrington and Lola

Bill Harrington, UW engineering graduate and forest foreman, moves to aid Ann Wright in defending her Hungry Run timber from Levens and Hyland. Amid shifting boundary lines and a deadly murder, Harrington battles threats from rival loggers while Lola Levens arrives, stirring old loyalties as witness trees and illegal cuts signal escalating danger.

Hungry Run Chippewa Crossing Ann Wright Bill Harrington University of Wisconsin Harrington Levens Hyland Eddie Pichette Pichette Ann Charles Wright Mr. Harrington Levens and John Etheridge Fifield Jonas Brown Bill Wright Eddie Lola Levens Frank Levens Jola Lola North Country Stevens Point Angy Madison Minnesota Father Chippewa Aes Crossing Leslie North Woods Wricht Eau Claire

Land o Cakes in Scotland Named for Pastry Variety

Scotland earns the nickname Land O” Cakes for its rich pastry scene as William S. Walsh notes in Curiosities of Popular Customs. Short bread pastries, sugared adornments, and iced mattoes highlight Scotch baker shops along with rye loaves from the Thrums area and a robust Scotch bun of eggs, fruit, and Peel in a crust reminiscent of simnel cake.

Scotland Germany William S. Walsh Detroit News Thrums

Overproduction Tall Tales From Florida and Michigan Grow Big

A Sanford Florida column repeats a tall tale about fertile soil where a corncob pipe sprouted in the sand as a man prepared to smoke. Nearby an Edmonton Michigan farmer claims cabbages so large a stump puller and tractor were needed to move them.

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