Adventure of Curly Flandrau in the Baguache rustling case
Adventurous horse stealing tale follows Curly Flandrau and his youth ally Mac as they operate in Baguache Atis. A posse kills Mac Curly is captured by lynch mob threats and later saved by Kate Culligan. Soapy Stone plots a train hold up while Curly faces a deadly confrontation and suspects drift through Luck Culligan’s circle.
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Curly Flandtau
Chuta
Mac
Baguache
Atis
Curly
Cullison
Gurly
Soapy Stone
London
Sam Cullison
Laure London
Flandrau
Stone
Sam
Lute Bisckwell
Tin Cup Croasing
Young Cullison
Beine
Luck Oul- Seong
Luck
Bawuache Fe
Luck Cullison Suspected in W. & E. Express HoldUp
In Saguache rumors spread that Luck Cullison vanished sheriff and cattleman is the masked bandit linked to a twenty thousand dollar W. & E. Express heist. Kate Cullison helps a lamb, clashes with Cass Fendrick, and learns her father’s potential trouble deepens while Cass taunts and plots.
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Fla
Bat
Kate
Sweeney
Mexico
Itv
Casa Fendrich
Cass Fendrick
Papago County
Misa Cutligan
Micker
Bani
Sherif
Holt
L. G
Kate Cullison
Aint Sha the Gamest Little Thoroughbred Girl
Kate rushes to the hotel in Saguache seeking news of her missing father Luck. Uncle Mac and Curly plan to track clues linking his disappearance to the W. & S. Express robbery while Sheriff Bolt weighs possible motives. Kate resolve grows to confront the danger tonight.
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Luck
Saguache
Luck Cullizon
Aboxitt
Kate
Bob
Dad
Maloney
Mackenzie
Yesler
Alac Fiandrau
Fendrick
Mackensie
Southwest
Baguache
Brie
Uncle Luck
W. & 8. Express Company
Curly
Cullison
Aemure
Macken
Zie
Soapy Stone
Bolt
Casa Pendrick
Mac
Tp Cattleman
Cigar Store Indian Sign and Raleigh Link
A historical note traces the cigar store Indian symbol to Sir Walter Raleigh and early English colonial trade. The piece links the sign to the introduction of tobacco by Native Americans and notes a shift from traditional symbols to electric signs in modern times.
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Cigar Store
Walter Raleigh
New World
Raleigh
England
Desert Endurance Myth Busted by Unseasoned Arabian Myth
A fragment noting a camel can travel twenty four hours in heat and forty eight in cold without drinking is questioned as an exaggeration. The claim mixes seasons and unrealistic endurance for Arabian horses in a desert trek.
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Sommer
A Letter for Women Garnett Kansas Health Note
A fragmentary letter from Garnett Kansas discusses health and assurances of good condition. The writer notes no trouble with health recently and references support from a peer circle. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
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Patins
Garnett
Kansas
Direct nominations and a fussy hen in Selden
An old humorous dialogue notes direct nominations as primary facts while mentioning a hen that fusses over an egg in Selden, implying a light election or governance theme with rural wit. The fragment preserves two named ideas and a place, reflecting period newspaper tone.
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William MacLeod Raine
Luck Cullison
Circle O
Soupy Stone
Tin Cup
the del Oro
the Canon
Canon Wells
Man
Deante Ney
Sands
Texas
Arthur Keebler
Sutovery
Grange
Dean
Dosa
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Kulaile
Los
Fregkles
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