Neighbors Move to Quiet Country Place to Meet New Folk
Joe and Maud Burrowes plan a fresh start moving to the country to escape conflict with Maud's sister in law Ruth. They envision friendly neighbors, daily car trips, and frequent social gatherings as they settle in and Maud vows to meet everyone while Joe organizes a garage and commutes to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Mr. Burrowes
Ruth
Georges
Joe
Ataud
Hke Ruth Hell
Honest ranch sale pitch from Gunnison county offer
A ranch seller in Gunnison County claims the property is the best cattle or sheep ranch in the state and invites buyers to inspect it. The handwritten letter asserts candid pricing at 24000 dollars and notes the seller’s forthright attitude about the Uintah Basin well prospects. Originals of these letters are on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stram
Uintah Basin
Pour Tribe
Gunnison County
Colorado Man Orginal
Fila
Central Canal
Toam House
Qood
Readable fragment hints at waiting for a phone call
The dialogue fragments show a character urging another to ride and wonder if anyone has called yet, with lines about fear and anticipation. The text is damaged and nonsensical in places, lacking clear plot or names.
Maud and Joe Health Crisis in Small Town Tale
Maud avoids company to nurse Joe who falls ill with poison ivy while neighbors recall a strained social scene. A doctor urges Maud to engage, Joe contends with work and illness, and a village aid friend accompanies the doctor as Joe seeks recovery at home. The fragment then shifts to Henry Irving’s obsession with authenticity and a theater engraving valued at 5500 dollars. It ends with a note on the National Training School of the Young Women’s Christian Association in New York hosting students from 44 countries to study methods for expansion of its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikea Company
Onderai
Joe
Shen
Elfy
Maud
Thin
Maud le
Lou
Dr Jones
Miss Wield
Fand
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Frying
Henry Irving
Lyceum Theater
London
Helena
Lyceum
WO. A
China
Philippine Islands
Fraser
Bulgaria
Holland
Aoasta
Armenia
Canada
Mexico
Young Women's Christian
New York
Inc. W CO
Timing and Methods for Preparing a New Garden Plot
United States Department of Agriculture guidance stresses early soil work. Emphasizes drainage, plowing or spading when frost can break soil, lime application to correct acidity, and careful manure use. Recommends bedded, well mixed soil, with tools and timing adjusted to local conditions and organic inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie A. Curtis
Bain
Denver & Salt Lake Real Estate Association
Kentucky
Velvet Joe
Kipparthidty
the Friendly Tobacco
ADY Prisn
ALL Wand
Wim
Tani
THE
Denver & Balt Lakh Meal Estate Association
Lorwa
Unitah Packing and Provision Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!