Kentucky Jones Solves Inquest Mystery at Bar Hook Ranch
Kentucky Jones, a veteran cowman, ends the inquest into banker John Maxon’s death with an accidental verdict. Eliot of the adjoining range drives cattle, tensions rise with Ragland’s son Bill Moord and foreman, and Jean Ragland’s secret about the bullet surfaces, leading to Zack Sanders’s murder on the Bar Hook ranch.
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Kentucky Jones
John Maxon
Jean
Jampo Ragland
Barook Ranch
Magon
Jonas
Son
Kentucky Oes
Bar Hook
Ob Eiliot
Barook Range
Lee Bishop
Bill Moord
Eliot
Foreman
Jim
Ighop
Jones
Epland
Miliot
Bishop
Kentucky
Billot
Zack Sanders
Bar Hook Cook
Sheriff reveals Mason was murdered not killed by own gun
In-west Beach suspense, Sheriff Hopper concedes John Mason was shot by another, not his own gun. Campo Ragland presses for full truth as Bishop and Ragland confront the shifting alibis and escalating danger. The case ties to Munson's death and tensions threaten the town’s stability.
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Kentucky
Lee Bishop
Zack Sanders
Aix-Gun
Campo Rag‘land
Ragland
Bishop
Mason
Sanders
Hopper
Zack
John Mason
Jean Ragland
Campo Ragland
Munson
Mayd Hopper
Floyd
Campo
John Masdn
Geome
West' Beach
Wolf Beach
Mason and
Sherrif Hopper
Sherrie Hopper
Inquest Shadow Passes Over Bar Hook Ranch
Tense dialogue erupts between Campo Ragland Sheriff Floyd Hopper and ranch hands at the Bar Hook as Mason and Zack Sanders deaths trigger accusations. Joe St Marie shows hidden fear, Kentucky Jones probes for truth, and a looming inquest threatens to expose motive and secrets among rivals and allies.
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Rimrock
Campo Ragland
Floyd
Zack Sanders
Mayd
Campo
Kentucky Jones
Floyd Hopper
Hopper
Sheriff Hopper
Waterman County
Joe St. Marie
Jon St. Marie
Ragland
Waterman
Cayass
Joe
St. Marie
Lee Bishop
Mr. Ragland
Aid Campo
Walt
Lee
Kentucky
Jean
Fred
Sald
Mason
Ragland Hopper
Jones
Bar Hook
Adios
Lee Blahop
Maud Hopper
Les Bishop
St. Maria
Mr Pike Finds Luck On Damp Sunday Grass
A vagrant named Mr. Pike endures wet weather to nap on a damp Tremont street grass plot. After morning hesitation and a soup lunch, he pockets a found 10 cent coin, then returns to his spot with a plan. On Sunday he lays down stacked newspapers to shelter from the damp as the rain recedes and sunshine returns.
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Mr. Pike
Tremont
Iodine May Be Used for Internal Infections via X-ray
Dr. Robert F. Jones of Westinghouse says iodine in a non-toxic form injected into infected tissue could enable internal germicidal treatment when irradiated by X-rays. Researchers warn years of testing needed to gauge safety and toxic iodine limits. monochromatic X-rays could later improve tissue targeting and diagnostic fluoroscopy.
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Robert F. Jones
Westing‘house
Cleveland Plain Dealer
James
Red Light Stimulates Plant Growth at Rosa Research Institute
A Calcutta Rosa Research Institute study reported in the Montreal Herald shows red light directly enhances plant growth while blue light slows it. An unexpected finding is that exposing plants to white light from a distance also increases growth rates, with the effect appearing independent of light's role in coloring matter formation.
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Rosa Research Institute
Calcutta
Soya
Montreal Herald
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