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The last words recorded in the Whitmore family ledger were written on November 14th, 1897, in steady handwriting that showed no sign of distress: "Weather mild. Harvest complete. All well."
Three days later, the entire family was gone.
Not missing. Not vanished in the dramatic sense that newspapers would later claim. Simply... absent. As if they had stepped out of their own lives and forgotten to return.
The Whitmore homestead sat twelve miles northwest of Chadron, Nebraska — a stretch of prairie so flat and endless that locals used to say you could see tomorrow coming from yesterday. The house itself was nothing remarkable: timber frame, two stories, painted white once but faded to the color of old bone. A barn. A well. Forty acres of wheat stubble stretched out like a threadbare quilt under the November sky.