Soapy Stone Leaves Town as Cattlemen Back Curly
In Saguache the town braces for a staged hold up as Curly's odds rise. Soapy Stone is forced out by a cattlemen group vowing lynching if Curly is harmed. Kate and Dick discuss Sam and Laura London while tension lingers over a looming confrontation.
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Saguache
Curly
Luck
Kate
Cow's Creek
Sam
Davis
Laura London
Chalk‘ye
Arizona
Saguathe
Soapy Stone
Flandrav
Stone
Blackwell
Chalkeye
Dick Maloney
Cullison
Soapy
Ccurly
Wate
Tye
Dad
Thm
Maloney
Hlm
Flandray
Renin
Miss Cullison
Father
Roundup Club Poker Game Sparks Rivalry in Cattle War
Luck Cullison and Cass Fendrick clash over grazing rights and land use in a Southwest cattle feud. After a long Roundup Club game ends with Cullison owing $2,500, tension grows as sheep and cattle interests collide at the Del Grete canyon, with fortifications and a guard zone established.
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Luck Calilson
Tin
Alec Flindran
Dente
Flandran
Cullson
Dueck
Guillian
Cass Fendrick
Cass
Luck
Circle C
Cullison
Kendrick
Forestry Department
Forestry Administration
Regume
Fendrietts
Ile
Arigona
Alan
Ceattle
Fendrick
del Grete Weber
Collison
Curly and Kate in a rustler tale of loyalty and justice
Adventurous Curly Flandrau and Mac ride into a horse theft plot in Saguache Arizona. Mac dies, Curly is captured and nearly lynched by Luck Cullison’s faction until Kate Cullison saves him. Curly learns Soapy Stone's outlaw leadership and aids friends while evading a deadly feud.
Play Today Now Comorrgyy Urges Prompt Action
Comorrgyy urges immediate play today, stressing readiness and action. The plea emphasizes seizing opportunities without delay and encourages participants to engage promptly.
Warning on gasoline filtering through chamois causes static fire risk
The Brady Standard reports a warning about filtering gasoline through chamois skin, stating that static electricity can build in the funnel and ignite vapors. Readers are urged to ensure grounding, or avoid the practice, due to deadly risks explained by the article and police tests confirming the danger.
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New York Police Department
Brady
Tanlac Heals Idaho Farmer’s Rheumatism After Six Weeks
Henry Howard of King Hill Idaho reports losing fourteen pounds in six weeks on Tanlac and relief from twelve years of rheumatism and indigestion. He says the first bottle eased pain, removed swelling, and enabled him to walk without a stick while he regains appetite and strength. Tanlac is sold everywhere.
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Lye
Tanlac
Henry
Howard
King Hill
Idaho
Not Up on Live Stock on HM Ship
Two seamen argued aboard a royal ship over whether a hog is a pig or a sheep. An old salt named Dill advised a frank reply recognizing his own limited knowledge about poultry. The anecdote ends with a humorous mislabeling and a nod to practical ignorance.
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His Majesty
Flere
Bill
Dill
Chummy
London
Bound to Be Obeyed and Other War Time Notices
Sergeant orders enforcement as a moonlight dispute sparks caution over lighting in a London tent. A protester replies it is moonlight, and the sergeant insists it be extinguished. A satirical jab blames shoe makers for hardships in grim times. Wanted chickens turkeys and eggs.
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London
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promotes Internal Cure
A vintage advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally with Wal's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the remedy works through the blood on mucous surfaces, touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as developed by top physicians, and promises testimonials and wide drugstore availability.
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Wal
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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Salineham Co
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Yesler
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Ariz
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Kate Cullison
Rustlers
London Ranch
Sam Cullison
Young Cullison
Flandrau
Leutenant
Lute Blackwell
Leck Cullison
Dick Malohey
Taling Tanlac
Laya Cane ‘Reid
Detroit
Watkins Auto Sales CO
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