Deadly confrontation at the ranch sparks two wills
In a smoky ranch living room the unidentified assailant Fatally stabs Old Bil after threatening him. While Ann Lee and Cole Cody travel by stage toward the ranch they each pursue unknown motives. Rance Waldron exits to tend his horse, returning to find Old Bil dead. The two heirs, Busty Lee and Buck Cody, wait in suspense as the mystery deepens.
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Cole
Ron Lie
Cole Chdy
Busty Lee
Buck Coty
Rance Waldron
Old Bil
Cady
Long Peters
Aunt Jenifer
Ann Lee
Cole Cody
Cody
Stagecoach Hold Up on Bald Eagle Road
In a stage ride through alpine passes Cole Cody and passengers face a bold hold up. A masked road agent warns and gunfire erupts as Long Peters fights to control the team and protect the travelers amid looming danger.
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Alpine
Cole Cody
Fiddier's High Pass
Indian Mountain
Long Peters
Cody
Georgia Road
Cole Cady
Wells Fargo
Vaice
Andy Jenkins
Cody and the Stagecoach Holdoff Battle
Cole Cody fights a stagecoach ambush near the wilderness as Andy Jenkins and Ann Lee aid wounded men. Bert Nevers leads the attackers, while Cody and Long Peters pursue. Jenifer Edwards lends calm skill and the dramatic chase ends with an unresolved confrontation as the tale continues.
Walter Winchell Sees Duty Abroad Tour Substitutes Named
Inches report Walter Winchell is on duty outside Continental U S. During his absence contributors will substitute with local commentary and updates.
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Walter Winchell
Continental
U.S
Leatherneck Lore and Marine Slang Chronicle
A colorful panorama of Leatherneck slang and lore recounts Marine esprit de corps, famous quotes, key figures, and historic firsts from Belleau Wood to Wake Island. It highlights grit, discipline, and the tradition of neat appearance, weapon mastery, and readiness under any duty.
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U. & Marine Marine
O. K
Lloyd Williams
Belleau Wood
Leatherneck
James Devereaux
Wake Island
Richard Harding Davis
Chair upholstery process described in repair notes
Springs in need of repair are removed and webbing stretched across the chair bottom. Springs are replaced and the bottoms sewn to the webbing. Cord is tied to the back of the seat frame and secured to the springs in sequence to the front.
General Quiz Questions from Ask Me Another
A set of trivia prompts covering naval dog watch timing state capitals Nobel prize winners burial sites ocean naming Pacific hero Achilles injuries surname rankings and Deadwood Dick history. Includes questions on dog watch hours most populous capital city which woman won two Nobels where John Paul Jones rests deepest wound which state east of Mississippi is largest and whether two Deadwood Dicks existed.
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John Paul Jones
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Achilles
America
Smith
Brown
Johnson
Answers and clues from a cryptic quiz list
The items list answers across topics including Massachusetts Boston Marie Curie Naval Academy Annapolis Georgia Magellan a hedonist and a claim about the heel as a vulnerable spot. It notes Smith first Johnson second Brown third and remarks that early white settlers gave many nicknames, denying a single historical Western basis like Deadwood Dicks.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Marie Curie
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Georgia
Magellan
Smith
Johnson
Brown
America
Christening Gifts for States Named Ships
When a U S battleship is named after a state the state presents a gift often a silverware service valued up to twenty thousand dollars. The custom reflects ceremonies surrounding naval vessel naming and interstate pride in defense history.
Sewing chair springs and twine repair guide
A homemaking note explains tying springs in chairs with back to front side to side and diagonals. It suggests four ounces of sewing twine and eight of tying twine per chair and mentions booklets from Mrs. Spears with remodeling directions and 10 cent postpaid copies.
Recruit Certainly Was Considerate of Horses
The recruit on night guard in the horse lines deserts his post. The sergeant roams at midnight and discovers a sloppy figure slipping from behind corn sacks. The guard explains he marched around without boots to avoid waking the horses.
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H. E. Rosecrans
The
Leatherneck
Tulagi
Legation Guard
Peiping
China
News River
N. C
Fleet Marine Force
Solomons
Hall
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Peters
Poe
Jenking
Bert Nevers
Ann
Jenifer Edwards
Jenifer
Jones
Japan
Commodore Perry
Hirohito
Guam
Rhine
Guinea Mosely
Fifth Marines
A. Doyen
Stephen Decatur
North Africa
Derne
Tripoli
U. S
Marine Band
Ruth Wyet
Ruth Wyeth Spears Bedford
New York
St. Joseph
Los
Chesterfield
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
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