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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

04 Apr 1925

Page 10

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1925

Page

10

Harmon Faces Big Things After Barter For Cash

Jeff Harmon, a determined young man from Garwood, wins four thousand dollars through a tense land sale led by Turner and Becking. The windfall frees him to pursue ambitions in Martinsburg, while Jessie Millsdale and Emily linger in the backdrop as Harmon weighs love, loyalty, and the costs of ascent.

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Harmon Whitehead Mr. Herman Harman Turner Clem Jessie Jessie Millsdale Jessia Millsdais Dessie Millsdale Mitch Turmer Harmon Ti Miss Millsdale Martinsburg Washington Cassandra Hammon Garwood Becking Blackstones Frog Mr.Harmon Ali Harmons Jeff
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Father’s Illness Forces Harsh Choice Near Garwood Farm

Jeff Harmon confronts his father’s deteriorating health as Dr Ratdall explains that only a grim option tied to the sale of a distant tract may help. The elder Garwood’s fixation on money and marriage plans for Jeff and Emily shadows the doomed future, hinting at a hard, fated decision. The scene ends with a grim foreshadowing: to be continued.

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Larmon Emily
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Made Poor by Charity in Shenandoah Widow's Decline

Phoebe Spinney, a Civil War widow and practical nurse who lived near Shenandoah before the town's founding, has moved to the soldiers' home at Marshalltown. She reportedly gave so much to charity in life that she now ends her days in poverty.

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Shenandoah Phoebe Spinney Andoah Marshalltown
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