Frontier Day Romance on the Gunlock Ranch
In Sleepy Cat a Fourth of July festival unfolds with Jane Van Tambel visiting from the East and meeting Texan wrangler Bill Denison. Denison, a skilled horseman and Gunlock rival, hides his past while love grows. misunderstandings spark conflicts involving Doctor Carpy and foreman Dave McCrossen as Jane learns her father’s misdeeds and Denison’s claim to justice.
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Sleepy Cat
Southwest
Jane van Tambel
Gus van Tambel
Gunlock Ranch
Doctor Carpy
Crusty
Henry Sandy
Circle Dot Ranch
Dave McCrossen
Gunlock
Bill Denison
McCrossen
Denison
Jane van ‘Tambel
Barney Rebstock
Chicago
Jane
van Tambel
Carpy
Bull Page
Quong
Ignace
Rubido’s
Bill
McAlpin
Mose
Bull Denison
Fless
Music
Bil
Doctor Carey
Denison’s
Scott
Ma’m
Bill Denilson
Dave
Dane
Moose Dinner and Fire Fight Near Sleepy Cat
Jane is drawn into town to see Doctor Carey as fires worsen. Firefighters from Gunlock and Sleepy Cat prepare as the Crazy Woman blaze crosses the river and riders race in, seeking orders and supplies for a rapid withdrawal.
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Jane
McAlpin
Calabasas
Doc Carpy
Puss
Carey
Panama
Medicine Bend
Sleepy Cat
Bil Pardalee
Gunlock
Gunlock Knob
Fire on Gunlock ranch spurs Jane to command
Drama erupts as McCrossen leads fire crew against a spreading blaze while Jane asserts control over the ranch. A tense confrontation follows when Denison seeks aid and Jane orders immediate reinforcements to save both Gunlock and Denison properties.
Autumn Frock in Satin Silhouette and Buttonless Variations
Introducing Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1949 B a youthful satin frock for autumn. Snug waist flares below with long or short sleeves and yoke detail. Pattern fits sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches. Requires yards of 39 inch material. price 15 cents. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Nation selects flower contest results by Nature Magazine
A nationwide contest by Nature Magazine ran about a year with over a million votes. The wild rose led with about half the votes while columbine was the second choice. No national flower had been officially designated.
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Nature Magazine
Columbine
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Bull
Chapter
National Flower
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Oil City
Pennsylvania
AA de Paria
General Foods
Corp
Battle Creek
Mich
WBE
Canada
General Foods, Ltd
Cobourg
Ont
eKe Sen
R Bench
Dexter