Crooked Trails and the Soapy Stone Pursuit
A rugged horse theft tale follows Curly Flandrau and MacLeod Raine as they flee after stealing horses near Saguache Arizona. MacLeod dies in a posse shootout, Curly is captured but saved from lynching by Kate Cullison. The plot twists through rival rustlers, a bear trap rescue, a looming heist, and shifting loyalties as Luck Cullison pursues justice.
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Curly Fliandrau
Mac
Saguache
Ariz
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Katenson
Uck
Luckeli
Soapy Stone
The
Rustlers
Flandrau
Sherion
Sam
Soapy Lon
Sam Cullison
Visittondon
Flandran
Tone
Dees
Marly
Stone
Blackwell
Tin Cup
Igon
Luck
Hetee
L Uck
Saguachets
Kate Cullison confronts Cass Fendrick amid Luck Cullison rumor
In Papago county Kate Cullison assists a wounded lamb and clashes with Cass Fendrick over her father Luck Cullison. Rumors tie Luck to the W. and S. express robbery while Fendrick hints at hidden money and arrest risk, as Kate defends her family and rides toward home.
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Saguas
Luck Cullison
Herttt
Bob
Kate
Sis
Papago County
Circle C
Soupy Stone
Tin Cup
Sweeney
the Canon
del Gro
Sam
Sherif
Bolt Taeang
S. C
Ain't She the Gamest Little Thoroughbred
Kate searches Sagunche for her missing father Luck Cullison while doubting foul play theories. She and Curly plan to uncover two facts: Luck’s whereabouts and who stole the ramex, suspecting gang links. They rehearse feeding Bob and rally to find clues before night.
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Kate
Bob
Dad
Maloney
Sagunche
Mackenzie
Yesler
Alec Plandrau
Fendrick
Uncle Mae
Uncle
Cass Fancrick Named Man You Want
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cass Fancrick as a preferred figure and references a presidential role and secretaries, with garbled phrases about meetings, seats, and foreign terms. Details are unclear but name appears repeatedly with political context.
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Cass Fancrick
Man
Lanterns and street lighting in sixteenth century Paris and London
The article notes a dispute over who first prioritized urban illumination. City leaders in Paris and London claim precedence for public lantern lighting in the sixteenth century, with other elites cited in the debate.
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Liecrug
Paris
London
Lonten
Joking at Death in the Face of the End
A Philadelphia Record column excerpt argues that bravado at death is rare and mainly shown by criminals. soldiers and many others grow serious when facing danger. The piece notes Bell County veterans corroborate the observation that joking ends at the top or in battle, with life preservation as a prime instinct.
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Philadelphia Record
Anis
Bell County
Notie Fu
Adlerika claimed to cure constipation in user letter
A reader letter from HL Hy Beeman of Calispell praises Adlerika for relief after twelve hours and claims the product expels gas and foul matter while curing constipation. The note asserts the drug is a compound of herbs minerals and other ingredients and warns about unsafe doctors.
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Adlerika
Enthusiastic music teacher touts Tanlac benefits
Los Angeles music teacher Misa Louise Can tril, 8405 Elm Street, credits Tanlac with reversing years of kidney trouble, insomnia, and weight loss. She reports regained appetite, better sleep, weight gain, and renewed energy after trying the medicine.
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Tanlac
Misa Louise Cantril
Elm Strreet
Los Angeles
Cal
Taniac
Appette
Chilly Jituson Dances Misread Compliment at Social
At a dance Chilly Jituson was introduced to a striking young woman who declined a diner invitation. She explained she could only dine for the two step and pledged to stay because her people might depart before the event. Jimson attempted a compliment about an empty room.
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Ber
Uae
Signa
Jituson
Tomaio
Cioymot
Jimson
Fritaburg @chronicle Telegraptt
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offering 100 Dollar Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It claims thirty five years of use and attributes cure to cleansing blood and mucous surfaces, urging readers to send money to Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Toledo
Ohio
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