Final answer:
The Putnams' grievances against their neighbors do not include noise disturbances. Other common grievances are related to boundary disputes, environmental concerns, and lifestyle conflicts.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Putnams' grievances against their neighbors do not include noise disturbances, which is the correct answer to the question about which is NOT an example of one of their grievances. Common grievances between neighbors often revolve around issues such as property boundary disputes, the color of a neighbor's house, environmental practices affecting personal space (related to the concept of 'Not In My Back Yard'), or conflicts arising from differing lifestyles, such as a smoker living with a nonsmoker. However, the choices given in the question (property boundary disputes, noise disturbances, Good Putnam's brother, and trash dumping on land), suggest that the most out-of-place option, which signifies a non-grievance, is the unspecified option 'Good Putnam's brother'. Therefore, that should be identified as the correct answer among the options provided, noting that 'noise disturbances' is not explicitly listed as a grievance of the Putnams in the context of this question.