Kentucky Jones inquest murder saga on Bar Hook ranch
Veteran conman Kentucky Jones attends the inquest into banker John Mason death. At the Bar Hook ranch Jones secretly receives the bullet that killed Mason and begins a hostile sequence among Ragland's staff and neighboring cattlemen. Bar Hook cook Zack Sanders is later found murdered.
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Kentucky Jones
John Mason
Jean
Campo Ragland
Bar Hook Ranch
Mason
Jones
Kentucky
Bob Elliot
Bar Hook Range
Lee Bishop
Ragland
Bill McCord
Elliot
Bishop
Zack Sanders
Bar Hook
The Sheriff Reveals Mason Was Murdered in Wolf Beach
Sheriff Floyd Hopper exposes that John Mason was murdered not by accident. The discovery ties the double death to a concealed gun caliber, deepening the Wolf Beach crisis and broadening the hunt for the killer.
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Kentucky
Lee Bishop
Zack Sanders
Campo Ragland
Ragland
Bishop
Mason
Sanders
Hopper
Zack
John Mason
Kentucky Jones
Jean Ragland
Floyd Hopper
Dad
Floyd
Campo
Wolf Beach
Night of accusations at the Bar Hook ranch
Sheriff Floyd Hopper pressures Campo Ragland as Joe St. Marie and Kentucky Jones become focal points in a fatal Mason case. A house search, gunshots, and hidden motives escalate distrust while St. Marie shows signs of deep fear and a telltale flicker of danger looms over Waterman county.
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Campo
Floyd
John Mason
Brand
Ragland
Rimrock
Campo Ragland
Zack Sanders
Kentucky Jones
Floyd Hopper
Sheriff Hopper
Waterman County
Joe St. Marie
Hopper
Waterman
Joe
Lee Bishop
Mr. Ragland
St. Marie
Lee
Kentucky
Jean
Campo England
Mason
Ragland Hopper
Jones
Bar Hook
Adios
Campo Taglind
Ilere
Lights of New York and Dance Eras Reflections
A column recounts horseback trails near Flushing and a misadventure with two riders who tied their mounts and returned to the academy. It recalls Mrs. Vernon Castle’s Broadway visit and tea dansants, chaperons, and era manners. It notes Ruth Weston’s hare lip study for Tobacco Road and memories of hay wagon days on Seventh Avenue.
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Flushing
L. L
New York
Riding Academy
Vernon Castle Mclaughlin
Vernon Castle
S. Stanwood Menken
Ruth Weston
Tobacco Road
Seventh Avenue
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Fire Chief Seeks End to Curfew and Bell at Elyria Station
Fire Chief William Bates requests W H Vanoster of Elyria to remove the curfew and stop ringing the fire bell from the tower above the station. He warns continued ringing may cause the fire hall to cave in. The chief cites poor condition of the hall in a letter asking for a new station.
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Elyria
Ohio
William Bates
W. H. Vanoster
Captain Hates Sea Colonel Loves It
Captain Hates Sea, Colonel Loves It recounts Col. George C. Patton purchasing the 51 foot yacht Arcturus and sailing from California to Hawaii. He navigated to Hilo in 15 days, then Maui before the 200 mile leg to Honolulu, while previously commanding Schofield Barracks polo at the island base.
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Honolulu
George C. Patton
United States Army
Hawaii
California
Patton
San Pedro
Hilo
Maui
Schofield Barracks
United States
Housewife's Idea Box A Time Saver
A practical tip suggests sifting flour onto waxed paper or a large paper napkin to ease handling, reduce mess, and save time. The tip notes the paper can be discarded and no bowl washing is needed. Public Ledger WNU Service credits the idea to THE HOUSEWIFE.
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Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
Grape Nuts Ad Invites Readers to Dizzy Dean Winners
A newspaper column promotes joining the Dizzy Dean Winners with chances to win valuable free prizes, pairing the ad with a Popular “Hunch” note about luck and encounters with a hunchback.
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Adv
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Doan
Dyn KY
Parker
Intiscox Chem
Wks
Floreston Shampoo
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Nea Beeswax
St. Louis Candle & Wax Co
St. Louis, Mo
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