Eric Peabody

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17,795 appearances 23 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 6d ago

Eric Peabody’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 23 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 7.

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At the time of this story, Carmedy was doing pretty well for itself. voice-verified
It had about a hundred permanent residents, give or take, and plenty of trade from folks passing through. voice-verified
It had its own church and its own jail, the two of which tended to have about equal occupancy come Sunday mornings. voice-verified
It was a little uncouth and a little lawless, but nothing out of the ordinary for the time and place. voice-verified
Then Henry Clark and his family moved into town and set up Clark's feed store. voice-verified
And things got a little more lawless and a little less cooth. voice-verified
See, before the Clarks started their business, everyone bought the feed for their animals from the general store. voice-verified
Jake considered it his domain, and he didn't much appreciate newcomers horning in on his territory. voice-verified
He particularly didn't appreciate that their prices were better than his. voice-verified
Henry's wife, Anne, had some sort of family connection allowing her discounts that Jake couldn't match. voice-verified
He tried at first to undercut the Clarks, figuring he could starve them out in pretty short order, but he quickly realized that if he was taking a loss on every feed sale, it might not be the Clarks who lost this fight. voice-verified
Jake set down the apron of the general store owner and took up the mayor's chain of office. voice-verified
In his official role, he came by to pay the clerks a friendly visit, to welcome them to town, and to explain the taxes they'd have to pay in order to run this sort of business. voice-verified
He dressed it up in words about concern for the feed quality and the need to pay for regular inspections, but Henry Clark knew a squeeze when he saw one. voice-verified
He shook Jake's hand, thanked him for his time, and told him he'd pay taxes for his feed store when the saloon owner started paying for his establishment. voice-verified
Jake blustered and sputtered, but Henry simply crossed his arms and waited for him to run out of steam. voice-verified
If you had a leg to stand on, Mr. voice-verified
Mayor, then I'd pay up. voice-verified
But I'm getting the feeling that if I asked around, I'd find that this rule applies only to me. voice-verified
So while I appreciate your attention, I think I'm gonna have to ask you to leave my store now. voice-verified
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