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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
A narrative excerpt presents a courtroom and personal confrontation focusing on moral duty versus material interest. Characters debate Howard’s guilt while a judge and Annie confront emotional strain and legal pressure in a tense salon scene.
Annie Jeffries confronts Judge Brewster and Howard Jeffries’s defense in a tense continuation. She refuses to concede without a stubborn plea for strict defense, cites Howard’s innocence, and hints at hypnotic influence while pressing the judge to intervene. The scene blends courtroom drama with personal resolve as she plans to return.
A Breeders’ Gazette item by Roscoe Wood outlines a simple oaken wool box. Using three 1 inch boards two feet long and one foot wide, with hinges and straight pins, farmers can craft a box that folds to tie fleece cleanly with minimal black ends and a uniform, compact shape.
A curiously titled note reflects on how land responds to seeding and cultivation with a bumper crop. The piece suggests proper ventilation and harmony between farming practice and natural yield.
A Rural Home article notes that milk richness depends on feed quality rather than volume and that rich feeds increase butter richness more than total milk. It cites Tennessee Jersey tests showing feeding impacts butter yield and describes coal tar and Carbolineum as tree treatments to deter pests, with German wear-resistant prep sold in New York.
The Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse, in plain clothes, chatted with a laid off young clerk in a city park. The duke offered to sign the clerk’s wages and sent him to the palace tailors, promising the bill would be paid, before bidding farewell.
Miss Leila M. Devine of Los Angeles, an auditor for a large retail firm, agrees not to marry for ten years in exchange for a large block of company stock. Signed four years ago at age twenty four, the pact transfers the stock if she remains unmarried at thirty four. marriage ends the arrangement with the stock reverting to the company. The firm says her value to the business justified this retention method.
Monsignor Bolo, famed in Paris, critiques the French young girl in a Matin article. He says the modern girl blends traits from many nations and cultures, described with sharp, provocative comparisons and a provocative tone.
In Gresham Oregon the Fitzgerald farm area has grown by three acres from a burial ground of the Willamette and Multnomah tribes. The site is being cleared of trees logs and brush. About 7 000 bodies were said to be buried there a century ago and workmen uncovered bone relics arrowheads tomahawks mortars pestles and other stone implements from before white settlement.
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