Forest Ranger Jim Cotter Mystery Spurs Avengeful Justice
Gordon Breck inherits Cotter's forest duty and hunts the Tillson brothers who killed him. Breck faces ambushes and fight scenes while navigating mountain dangers with Sierra Slim's help and Louise Temple's romance. Jackson, a leading rancher, oversees the cattle drive amid the looming threat.
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Jim Cotter
Gordon Breck
Cotter
Breck
Tillson Brothers
Tillsons
Lone Tree
Louise Temple
Forest Service
Sierra
Cook
Louisé Temple
Art Tillson
Rock House Meadow
Jud
Louise
Jackson
Enforcin' the permit rule in the mountain range
In dialogue Breck and Jackson debate cattle limits and forest rules in a mountain range. Breck, new with Cook’s wisdom, insists on enforcing the limit while Jackson argues for flexible, profitable grazing. They acknowledge tourism and shared use of the range as breathing room.
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Breck
Jackson
Cook
Dad Cook
Range Boss Keeps Order As Cattle Drive Nears End
Breck enforces permit rules on a vast cattle drive with Jackson and Tillson clashing over overages. Louise Temple confronts Breck about ethics as he counts thousands of cattle, tallying overages and weighing a cash offer from Jud Tillson to buy the surplus at ten dollars per head.
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Cook
Breck
Jackson
Kit
Young Tillson
Ranger
Louise Temple
Forest Service
Louise
Palo
Rock House
Tillson
Jud
Paul Preaches the Risen Christ Easter Sermon
A sermon on Acts 13 and 1 Corinthians 15 argues that Christ’s resurrection proves salvation and guarantees life after death. It stresses bold preaching, clear gospel through a living Saviour, and the future certainty of believers’ resurrection, ending with Easter joy.
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Christ
Jesus
Barnabas
Paul
Antioch
Pisidia
Jesus Christ
Israel
David
God
These New Patterns Have Lovely Lines
Fashion notes describe dress No 1721 with a high waist and gathered bodice ideal for parties and lunches. Pattern No 1670 features a button front frock for daily wear with wide shoulders and a flaring skirt. Sizes 34 to 46 offered. material needs listed. order via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago with price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Vast Public Record Office holds 30 million manuscripts
In London near Fleet Street the Public Record Office houses a vast archive of unprinted documents. The collection spans 900 years of history with letters from Richard II to George V and items like Washington’s 1795 letter to George III. It includes Chaucer, Spenser, Milton, Bunyan and a Rush-Bagot era treaty.
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London
Fleet Street
Chancery Lane
Public Record Office
England
Richard II
George V
St. Mary Magdalen’s
Bristol
George Washington
George III
Geoffrey Chaucer
Edmund Spenser
John Milton
John Bunyan
Lesson Subject and Scripture Texts for April 9
The notice describes lesson selections and scripture references chosen for April 9 by International Per-Religious Education, indicating content prepared for use with permission.
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Permissi
Peeping Tom Term Traced to Lady Godiva Ride
The phrase dates to the Eleventh century legend of Lady Godiva when a tailor who spied on her was said to be struck blind, giving rise to the modern insult and expression.
Francis Bacon On Gardens As The Purest Human Pleasures
The essay proclaims that God planted a garden as the purest human pleasure and a vital refreshment for the spirit. Without gardening, buildings grow grand yet lack refinement, for civility leads to stately structures rather than fine gardens.
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Francis Bacon
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