Three-Bar ranch tale ends with Molly under threat and mine strike
At the Arizona Three Bar ranch owned by Bourke Peters and Manning a dying Patrick Casey curses Molly as mascot while Sandy and Sam protect her. Molly travels east for education as Plimsoll claims Casey's mining stake and is pursued by authorities. A dynamite strike at Molly’s claim and Plimsoll’s gambling den escalate conflict as Sandy, Miranda Bailey, and Westlake probe the Dynamite mine.
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Arizona
Andy Bourke
Sam’ Manning
Bourke
Sam Mount
Patrick Casey
Molly
Sandy
Jim Plimsoll
Casey
Mormon
Sam
Plimsoll
Miranda Bailey
New Mexico
Barbara Redding
Piimsoll
Brandon
Clay Westlake
Westlake
Sandy Brings Dominant Threat In Tent Standoff
On a narrow tent bench, Sandy with Mormon and Sant confront seven opponents over mining claims. He taunts rivals, presents papers for Patrick Casey’s heirs, and in a rapid display draws pistols to threaten eviction while one man argues over assignment to Plimsoll. The crowd braces as tension spikes.
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Sandy
Mormon
Sant
J. P
Patrick Casey
Pat
Gore
Sam
Plimsoll
Pam
Casey
Tie
Molly Causey
Hereford
Molly
Night raid ends in failed attack on tunnel camp
Sandy Rourke and partners fend off Plimsoll and his gang when a dawn raid aims to torch a backcountry mining camp. The trio ambushes in a tunnel mouth hideout, with gunplay and a high tension stand off, as a midnight assault collapses without success.
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Plimsoll
Sandy
Mormon
Molly Casey
Butch Parsons
Sim Hahn
Jim Plimsoll
Plumsoll
Sandy Rourke
Plimsall
Sam
Himsoll
J. P. Brand
Clarms
Westlake
Wrso
Three Star
Edison Ford plan unfair to farmer
The article critiques the Edison Ford commodity money scheme, arguing it favors banks and raises farmer risk. It cites William T. Foster and notes half the value would be fixed, with future prices determining loan repayment, while speculators would still profit and farmers face decline in purchasing power under unsound money.
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Edison-Ford
American Bankers Association
William T. Foster
Pollack Foundation For Economic Research
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Mr. Foster
Foster
Edison
Germany
Fix label with cold potato method
Simple kitchen hack suggests rubbing a cold potato on a paper label to make it cling to a trunk or bag as securely as glue. The tip emphasizes avoiding glue and relying on moisture from the potato for temporary adhesion.
German currency collapse shows the danger of fiat money
The piece warns that German paper money promises wealth without work. It recalls a 1913 mortgage of 20 000 marks, worth about $5,000, and explains how government issued marks soared to trillions, devaluing the currency to 120 000 to the dollar, turning a debt into a loss.
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Washington
Like Daddy expresses a powerful social and economic force
The essay argues thrift as a core national virtue taught by example to children. It cites Ben Franklin and warns that the next generation mirrors present habits. It concludes that thrift shapes both social welfare and individual success, urging deliberate teaching and consistent conduct.
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Daddy
Ben Franklin
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J. Allan Dunn
Hps
Plimsell
Wal
FORD
Paper Money
Pipe Dreams
By John Oakwood
J. H. Publicher
J. H. Puellcher
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