Trails And Straymen In A Western Cattle Plot
A rugged desert tale follows Curly as a horse theft gang grapples with lawmen and rival outlaws. Curly confronts Soapy Stone while Luck Cullison and family clash with cattle thieves, train robbers, and a deadly showdown looming at Tin Cup crossing. Curly’s fate hangs on uncertain loyalties and perilous confrontations.
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Iquor
Mandrau
Niachum
Mac
Vocana
Baguachs
Ariz
Maca Killeg
Curly
Talon
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Kuta Cullison
Luck
Soapy Stone
Ieader
Rvatiera
Flandrau
Culligan
Sam
London
Sam Cullizon
Laura London
Walling Stone
Saguache
Dusty
Stone
Lute Blackwell
Tin Cup Crossing
Young Cullieon
Luck Cul-laon
Luck Cullison Faces New Threats In Papago County
In Papago county Luck Cullison edges toward crisis as a bank squeeze and an express robbery tie him to possible guilt. Sheriff Bolt flags a probable lead from a hat linked to Luck while Cullison vanishes from the plaza and a web of suspects tightens around him.
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Cullison
Crass
Fendrick
Cass
Quillzon
Papago Street
Olf Plaza
Toan
Arme
Lute Blackwell
Ngalp
Blackswell
Snaguache
Western & Southern Express ¢ Company
Ihem
Hl Paso
Perry Hawley
Len Rogers
Hawley
Rogers
Mackenzie
Sheriff Bolt
Cuttison
Mac
Circle
the Sentinel
W. & 5. Express
Bolt
Scotaman
Luck
Bob
Billie
Nick
Las Miguel Street
Oass Tendrick
Luck Cuillson
L. OC
Papago County
Gulligan
Mackenzig
Aled Flandrau
Brildlle
Alec
Fiandran
Chapter 1 Initiated Hat Reading the Sentinel
Mackenzie reads the Sentinel at a late breakfast while distracted by breakfast items. A startling headline on the cup line interrupts his focus, hinting at a developing scene involving hot coffee and a sudden event.
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Mackenzie
the Sentinel
Pirates Do Family Wash Among the Hiffins Pirates of Moro
A fragmented report notes that pirates of Moro cc include Hiffins and describes women performing farm labor while men stay home to cook and mend clothes. The passage repeats a question about who robbed the express company and contains garbled phrasing.
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Morocc
Iowa Farmers Drive Growth Amid Sleet Storm News
The report highlights Iowa farm activity with a $397,705.91 Farm Bureau revenue, a new Webster City hotel project at $350,000, and Rutland Township forming a stock company. It notes March farm sales in Delaware County, state fair premiums totaling $122,402, and substantial poultry and livestock figures across counties, reflecting diverse economic activity in 1920 Iowa.
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Coa College
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
Iowa Telephone Company
Nes
Adair
Atlantic
Northern Baptist
New World Movement
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Liberty
Rutland Township Partners Club of Humboldt
Rutland
Webster City
Wilson Hotel
Old Wilson Hotel
Delaware County
Towa State Fair Association
Cettla
Dallas County
Methods Church
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Elbert Robb Zaring
Bennington
Black Hawk County
Lift off Corns Advert: Freezone Pain Free Fix
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover costing a few cents. It promises easy application with fingertips to lift off hard or soft corns and calluses, stopping pain quickly and removing the tissue root. Also included are odd insertions about Austria’s new republic deficit and a bald man sneering at dyed hair.
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Billie Mackenzie
Mddieback Ranch
Mac
Flandran
Cireles
Saguache
Jordan
Cattlemen’s National
el Paso
Myer
Express
Luck
Lueck
Adv
Remedy for acid stomach promoted by chemists
An ad claims harmful scida and genes spread through the body, causing pain and indigestion. It touts a remedy named EATONIO that binds stomach acid and helps expel it after the cause is removed. Over half a million users report relief. druggists offer a refund if unsatisfied.
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Eatonio
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William MacLeod Raine
Dillingham Company
L. G
Buck
Rx, Co
Gueks
First National
Reynolds
Ee Hawkeye State News
Owa
Austrian Republic
Quincy
Slattery & Co., Inc
Exchange Place
New York
Ian
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