Hungry Run Murder Case Sparks Timber Dispute in Chippewa Crossing
Ann Wright arrives with a timber claim staked on Hungry Run and hires Bill Harrington to log her land. Harrington overhears Levens and Hyland discussing the murder of the dam watchman and the shifting boundary that harms her claim. As she faces offers to sell, Ann wrestles with distrust of men and shifting timber estimates while seeking independence.
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Hungry Run
Chippewa Crossing
Ann Wright
Bill Harrington
University of Wisconsin Engineering
Harrington
Levens
Hyland
Ann
Arles Wright
Northland
Rington
Levens and Hyland
Big Bill
Etheridge
Charles Wright
Bill
Frank Levens
Charley Wright
Israel Hyland
Ann Wright Faces Timber Wilds Thrown By Twin Claims
Harrington returns to Chippewa Crossing after laying a tote road to Hungry Run dam and is attacked by a masked timber thief. A brutal fight ends when Harrington bites the assailant’s nose, his attackers unseen in the darkness as four men approach, leaving Harrington bruised and wary of further pursuit.
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Harrington
Ann
Hungry Run
Chippewa Crossing
Bear Lake
Jonas Brown
Brown
Ox Bow
Bill
Bill Harrington
Marquis of Queensberry
Harrin
Jack
Ceers
Eddie
Eddie Pichette
Poets Suffer Depression Amid The Powder Plot Rumors
The scene recalls Bizbuzz as a victim of a powder blast while his wife expresses fury over evidence on his coat. A night off worker contemplates a better fate as the chat hints at shared hardship and looming continuation next week.
Notice of Registration of School Electors Wakefield 1932
All citizens 21 or older who own property taxed for schools or are guardians of schoolage children in the district and who have resided in the district for three months before the annual meeting on July 11, 1932 may register. Dated Wakefield Michigan May 28, 1932.
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Board of Education
Wakefield
Gogebic County
Michigan
A. D
United States
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By I. A. Kenyon
Pichette
Dan Chase
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Harington
Picette
Michigan Bell