Smoky Years Ends In Feud Between Ranches
Dusty King and Lew Gordon built a vast ranch empire until King was killed by rival Ben Thorpe. Bill Roper, King’s adopted son, vows vengeance despite opposition from his lover. Jim Leathers and Jody Gordon confront mounting animosity as threats loom over rescue and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty King
Lew Gordon
King
Ben Thorpe
Bill Roper
Jody Gordon
Jim
Roper
Charley
Jim Leathers
Jody
Texas
Disappearance Draws Lew Gordon and Bill Roper Together
In Miles City Lew Gordon confronts Bill Roper after Jody disappears leaving a note that she will seek Roper. Once a trusted ally, Roper now arrives with cold seriousness as a rift in their long friendship becomes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Gordon
Bill Roper
Jody
Roper
Miles City
Billy Roper
Dusty
Story of Jody Gordon and Bill Roper in Lost Daughter Mystery
In a tense Montana confrontation Lew Gordon pressures Bill Roper who refuses to reveal Jody Gordon’s whereabouts. Roper hints he knows critical details about the Deep Grass while Lew seeks truth behind a cryptic note and Jody’s possible direction toward Roper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roper
Montana
Lew Gordon
Roper
Jody
Roper Confesses Despite Threats as Jody Is Held
Jody is captured after Thorpe's men ambush W.N.U. Release Jody and Shoshone Wilce in Miles City. Gordon warns Roper that Miles City will rally to rescue Jody as Roper plans to ride west, trusting his horse to endure a long night trek through fresh snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody
Wilce
Thorpe
Roper
Gordon
Shoshone Wilce
Texas
Bill Roper
Lew
Lew Gordon
Miles City
Simple Painted Coffee Table With Needle-Lady Embellishment
A crafted coffee table built from odds and ends features end sections joined with metal angles, a nailed shelf, and a painted putty finish. A daylight needle-lady design in blue red and green was added with tan fabric, glass cut to fit, and edge-tucked edging, promising transfer patterns for fabric stamping.
Night ride reveals Fork Creek danger in western tale
Bill Roper follows a dead pony with two gunshot wounds and senses a recent fight near Fork Creek. He studies the ridge and spots two pairs of riders acting as outposts around dusk, confirming a vigilant watch as he plans to press on toward Jody. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roper
Lew Gordon
Fork Creek
Jody
Roper
Great Gang Justice in Neighbor Nations and Citizens
A Franklin quote on justice and war likens collective wrongdoing to a gang. It asserts that highwaymen and gangs alike are robbers whether acting alone or in groups and that unjust wars mirror gang aggression between nations. The piece reflects on moral equivalence in wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Firestone
Homemaking Booklet Promotes Cushion and Table Top Patterns
The reader is invited to explore Book 7 in a homemaking booklet series featuring patterns for cushion and table top projects. It promises directions for over 30 items, with additional numbers described in the series. Each pattern costs 15 cents and the booklets 10 cents. order direct from the publisher.
Pattern and Books Offer from Bedford Hills
The notice advertises pattern and book orders with a price of 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents for each book, asking readers to name their selections.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Alan LE May
Miles Hell-For-Leather
W.N.U
Uper
HIAL
Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Great Gang
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Tirawar
Bedford Hills
New York
Mr. Extra Traction
Dobbin
Dilyon
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
N. B.C
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