The Real David Harum : the Wise Ways And Droll Sayings of One "dave" Hannum, of Homer, N.Y., the Original of the Hero of Mr. Westcott's Popular book : How He Made And Lost a Fortune, His Many Deeds of Charity, Amusing Anecdotes About Him
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Rankin and Hanmmi thought it had a tendency to make the butter a little too fine-grained, and Dr. Westcott devised an improvement to the churn. They sold about $20,000 worth of these patent rights. In telling about this Mr. Rankin touches upon another side of Hannum s character. He continues : " One of our last sales was the right to manufacture in the State of Vermont for $3,000, to three persons. We re- quired bankable indorsed paper from every one. One of these three persons 44 THE REAL DAVI...D HARUM was a one-armed man without any means, to whom we were reluctant to sell, but the other two were so anxious for him to join them that they persuaded his father, who owned a small farm four miles out of the village, to indorse his paper for four months for the thousand dollars.
After we made the sale David said to the young man : " * Young man, you've bought some- thin' that's got value to it. Whether you'll make anythin' I can't tell ; it all depends on you. It needs push and brains. I've furnished brains at my end of the route, I can't furnish any further ; you've got to supply the demand at your end.' " Our bankers took all our paper at legal rates, and when we came to the one-armed man's note they were willing to take it with his father's indorsement, 45 THE REAL DAVID HARUM which he knew, but I thought I had better leave that note in the bank in escrow and see how the cok'd break in.
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