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Travis Rutland 1900
-- 1993
Rutland and the move to national and international
journalism:
He was the GreenScarf
man with the long-running GreenScarf
column.
In the mid 1920s, Father and daughter, Edgar
Fellowes jr and Melinda, took him up. They owned a
string of farm community newspapers in the west.
She, had ambitions.
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FURTHER ON RUTLAND
Around 1690 a man possibly named Og Smith
robbed a coach in wild country in England’s
northernmost county, Northumberland. He came away
with ‘several bars of gold’.
History does not recount the size of the bars.
Family lore had it that he spent money on new and
grand suiting, a passport with the name William
(royal) and Rutland (a county of particularly rich
aristocratic seats)..
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