Gunfighter Bargain Involves Jean Ragland And Kentucky Jones
Kentucky Jones accepts a conditional alliance with Jean Ragland to confront Hairiot and Campo Ragland. He insists on terms that keep him free if Campo objects or if he is no longer needed, and he seeks future aid from Ragland should he require it. Jean agrees after resisting a price clause change. He plans to see Bob Eliot next.
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Kentucky Jones
Jean Ragland
Hairiot
Campo
Jean
Bob Billots
Campo Ragland
John Mason
Kentucky
Zack Sanders
Bob Eliot
Bar Hook cattle deal drives Kentucky toward danger
Kentucky Jones discusses his Bar Hook stake with Bob Elliot, asserting a fighting share in grazing rights. The pair clash over past blows and future plans as Kentucky heads home, aware Jean Ragland may know more than she lets on, then rides into a quiet, snowbound night.
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Kentucky
Eliot
Elliot
Bob Hiliot
Kentucky Jones
Sheriff Hopper
Waterman
Bob Elliot
Sheriff's Office
Bar ‘Hook
Elmet
Jean Ragland
Bar Hook Range Clash Precedes Murder Test
Kentucky Jones confronts Bob Eliot over Bar Hook range rights after buying a fifth in the Bar Hook. The feud fuels a deadly pursuit as Jim Humphreys and Billy Petersen are shot during a Bake Pan encounter. Jim dies, Billy is badly hurt. Jean Ragland urges action while Sheriff Hopper probes Mason’s death and a gun linked to the case.
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John Mason
Jean
Campo Ragland
Bar Hook Ranch
Mason
Kentucky Jones
Kentucky
Bob Eliot
Bar Hook
Lee Bishop
Ragland
BI McCord
Elliot
Bishop
Jonas
Eliot
Zack Sanders
Hopper
Sanders
Jones
Bill McCord
McCord
BM McCord
Bob Elliot
Bob
Eliiot
Tie
Hili
Bud Jeffreys
Crazy Harris
Waterman
Harry Wilson
Jim
Billy
Billy Petersen
Jim Humphreys
Lee Bishop Moragely
Tower Camp
Jim Humphreya
Bar Hook Bake Pan
Billy Petergen
Horses Once Pigmy in Its Earliest Form
An article recounts horse evolution from tiny ancestors under a foot high in prehistoric times. It notes 1856 discoveries by Professor Owen of hyracotherium with arched back short neck long tail and multiple toes, marking an early Eocene stage distinct from modern carnivores or herbivores.
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Owen
Postum Free Weekly Supply Offer Ads Readers
The Postum Company offers a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it Ady. This promotion invites readers to request sample servings by mail, aiming to boost brand awareness and consumer trials.
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Postum Company
Ady
Healthy Feet Foot Health Note From The Parents' Magazine
A period piece defines healthy feet as free from disease and pain and describes them as essential for the erect human being to stand and walk, praising feet as part of life’s measured path after extensive evolution and care.
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Parents
The Ruins
A slum resident muses on a dilapidated tene ment building as a visitor laments repairs. The landlord once planned fixes but left for Naples to see Pompeii, now deeming the condition acceptable.
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Naples
Pompeii
London
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