Crooked Trails and a Western Train Robbery Tale
Adventurous tale featuring Curly Plandrau Mae and Nyuor as they flee a horse theft in Saguache Ariz. Mac is killed, Curly wounded, and Luck Cullison’s posse seeks to hang him until Kate Cullison saves him. Soapy Stone, leader of the raiders, parallels Ferguson’s oncoming clash as Curly and Sam Cullison pursue answers and a planned train robbery unfolds at Tin Cup crossing.
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Nyuor
Curly Plandrau
Mae
Saguache
Ariz
Mac
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Kate Cullison
Luck
Soapy Stone
Ruatiera
Flandran
London Ranch
Sam Cullison
Laura London
Filandrau
Stone
Reebery
Sam
Lute Blackwell
Tin Cup Crossing
Young Cullison
Final showdown tightens Luck Cullison case in Papago county
In Papago county tensions rise as Luck Cullison faces ruin from a homestead showdown and a bank squeeze while Sheriff Bolt connects a recent express holdup to his former partner. Cullison vanishes after a day of intrigue as Alec Flandrau and Billie Mackenzie confront suspicions.
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Cullison
Cass
Fendrick
Papago Street
Lute Blackwell
Blackwell
Papago County
Mackenzie
the Sentinel
W. & S. Express
Mac
Bolt
Sheriff Bolt
Luck
Bob
Billie
Holt
Ella Buck
Luck Cullison
San Miguel Street
Lueck Cullison
Nick
Alec Flandrau
Alec
Piddeback
Flandran
Community Canning Kitchen Reduces Work At Home
Community canning kitchens are now established institutions that save home work and reduce waste. They allow women to conserve garden harvests, often selling excess for cost recovery. Financing varies, with memberships favored by the USDA, and building choices hinge on equipment suited to the kitchen type and volume of work.
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Boards of Trade
United States Department of Agriculture
Chapter ti Initiated Hat Reading the Sentinel Breakfast
Mackensie reads the Sentinel at a late breakfast while breakfast items are carried to their common destination. He balances the paper against a water bottle and notes a starting headline as coffee nears the lips.
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Mackensie
the Sentinel
Pirates Do Family Wash and IliMan Pirates of Moro
Reported in the fragment as a question about who robbed the express company. The text blends unrelated phrases about pirates, family roles, and a nonstandard ending, with no clear names, places, or dates to identify a real incident or perpetrator.
Cool Air in Cellar May Do Work of Ice
Households can use natural cooling to store food when ice is scarce. A cellar shaft with a door to the kitchen draws cool air upward to chill items on shelves. An iceless refrigerator using evaporation and water can also keep small amounts of food cool.
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Farma
Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Howelold Questions Howelold Questions Vinegar Substitute
An old guide suggests vinegar may substitute brandy in sauce and offers simple kitchen tips. It advises serving salad promptly, covering mouse holes with tarred pauper, and using a pasteboard collar to protect brass polish. It also covers steam heating methods and a meat pudding tip involving a crust at the bottom to speed cooking.
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William MacLeod Raine
W. Dillingham Company
His Initials Are
L. G
Billie Mackenzie
Fiddleback Ranch
Express
Jordan
Western & Southern Express Company
Ei Paso
Perry Hawley
Len Rogers
Hawley
Rogers
Circle O
Reynolda
Lou
Mackoertzle
Flandrau
Seepec
Volar
Hohner Hooper Morro Tee
IliMan
Moroco
Howelold
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