Dust and Deception on the Hour-glass Calf Chase
Stone confronts two Broken Spur thieves Cors e and Gray after a cow calf scene, strips them of guns, orders a pair flogging duel, and forces them to confess to cattle rustling. He retrieves a trampled notebook revealing a Dust in pattern and a coded map, hinting at a larger scheme. Stone decides to seek old man Crewe for answers.
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Stone
Ione
Fone
Roeger
Gray Wurry
Sam Dustin
Dustin
Broken Spur
Mexico
Cora
Spike Goddard
Gray
Corse
D. Kane
Crewe
A Pistol Plot on the Soda Springs Range
Duro Stone warns Crewe of traitors Gray and Corse while piecing a lariat and weighing past deeds. Stone hints at a hidden future as Dustin’s role and Edith’s Soda Springs aid bind Stone to a dangerous plan with the Broken Spur pair. To Be Continued.
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Duro Stone
Gray
Corse
Dustin
Frank Crewe
Soda Springs
Crewe
Stone
Barber With Rheumatism Finds Relief After Kruschen
A barber once tormented by rheumatism for ten years says he endured five years of severe pain but after twelve months using Kruschen Salts he is free from aches. The ad claims Kruschen salts dissolve uric acid crystals and aid their expulsion through natural means.
Bank of Montreal Annual Meeting Outlines Recovery Plans
Sir Charles Gordon, Bank of Montreal president, touts Canada’s resources and notes unemployment as the era’s greatest postwar issue. He urges Dominion regulation of transportation to aid railway coordination and reduce Canadian National Railways losses, while stressing depositors’ interests over shareholder payouts. Bog echoes prudent lending and external trade dependence, praising banking stability and international confidence in Canada’s financial system.
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Canada
Sir Charles Gordon
Bank of Montreal
Canata
Charles
Dominion Board
Canadian National Railways
Banda
W. A. Bog
Emhasis
Five Centuries Old Books Costly and Rare
The passage notes early books emerged less than five centuries ago and were accessible only to church leaders and nobles. Scribes copied on parchment with illuminations, bound in precious materials, later secular scribes expanded hand lettering. Petrarch is credited with promoting public libraries and mass education, along with classics. Africa’s population is estimated at 140 million.
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Petrarch
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