Night on the Rimrock Ends in Quiet After Violence
Kentucky Jones and Jean Ragland face mounting danger as Mason’s killing prompts gunsmoke and motives. Jim Humphreys is dead, and the pair weigh who struck first while seeking answers and shelter in a cold bunkhouse and trail ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bishop
Paul Martinez
Billy Petersen
Kentucky
Billy
Petersen
Jean
Bishop
Bill McCord
Jean Ragland
Waterman
Jim Humphreys
Bob Elliot
Harry Wilson
Rimrock
Harry
Ter
Mason
Zack Sanders
Kentucky Jones
Intrusive Knock Awakens Jean's Stealth Night Visit
A tense scene unfolds as a door is jolted open and Jean slips in with a whispered warning, breaking a quiet vigil. The urgency hints at danger or a critical turning point, anchoring a moment of suspense in the chapter.
Mystery on Bar Hook Ranch Heirloom Firearm Tie
Inquest into banker John Mason's death returns accidental death. Jean Ragland passes the murder weapon to Kentucky Jones who investigates conflicts at Bar Hook ranch as Bob Elliot asserts cattle rights. Zack Sanders is found murdered and a gun tied to the case emerges amid a gunfight with 88 ranch riders.
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John Mason
Jean
Campo Ragland
Bar Hook Ranch
Mason
Kentucky Jones
Kentucky
Bob Elliot
Bar Hook
Lee Bishop
Ragland
Bill McCord
Elliot
Bishop
Jones
Zack Sanders
Hopper
Riders of the
Jim Humphreys
Shadows around the ranch raise fear in a quiet night
Kentucky and Jean detect a prowler near the layout then watch a shadowy figure, only to reveal a hidden rifle stock and dismounted barrel hidden in Jean’s mattress. The discovery deepens Jean's involvement and leaves Kentucky with a chilling question, what have we here.
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Kentucky
Jean
Joe St. Marie
Pump House
Jean Ragland
Moonlight and River Nile Fish Spoiling Claims Examined
Scientists dismiss lunar lunacy yet confirm that moonlit fish from the River Nile can spoil overnight. Collier's Weekly reports persistent beliefs have been substantiated by observation.
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Nile
Collier's Weekly
Sea Rescuer Heir to Tahiti Estate
San Francisco yachtsman James Elwood who rescued George Williams off the Panama coast may inherit 45,000 dollars and a 20,000 acre Tahiti copra plantation. Williams, a Tahiti planter and trader, was swept overboard from a liner two years ago and nearly cut by propellers before Elwood pulled him from the sea.
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San Francisco
James Elwood
Eddy Street
Elwood
George Williams
Tahiti
Williams
Panama
Hiccup siege ended by surgery on Lucille Truesdell
Los Angeles reports a major operation relieved a ten month hiccup siege affecting Mrs. Lucille Truesdell who endured a 17 day bout at 60 hiccups per minute. Doctors tried oxygen, carbon dioxide, ether, and various diets before the diaphragm relieving operation.
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Los Angeles
Lucille Truesdell
Man on Horse Blocks Route 1 in Protest Arrest
John Martin of Cliftondale rode a horse along Route U. S. 1 in Peabody to protest modern buggies. He forced several automobiles off the road and blocked traffic before police arrested and arraigned him as a highway menace.
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Court Peabody
Mass
John Martin
Cliftondale
Martin
Eskimo Dog Beneficiary of Entire $25,000 Estate
Chicago Pet, a white Eskimo dog, becomes sole beneficiary of Miss Margaret McDermott's $25,000 estate per her recently probated will. The 70 year old left Pet to a caretaker and a first class home with no children. After Pet's death the estate reverts to the Chicago Anti Cruelty Society.
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Chicago
Pet
Margaret McDermott
Five Sets of Twins Attend Addison Heights Church
Five sets of twins join Rev. M. B. Nagle at Addison Heights Bible church for a Sunday service. Among them are his twin sons Walter and Eugene aged twenty five. The other twins include two pairs of boys and two of girls aged nineteen seventeen ten and five.
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Chicago
M. B. Nagle
Addison Heights Bible Church
Walter
Eugene
Dog and pig pals in Newberry mass friendship
Nicky the small dog forms a close bond with a neighboring pig in West Newbury Massachusetts. The pair mirror each other closely as they eat and run together, sharing activities and companionship.
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West Newberry
Mass
Nicky
Dog Keeps Grate Vigil at Cemetery in Ohio
A dog trailed a family to a cemetery for memorial services and stayed beside the grave of its former owner for five days, guarding the grave site in Tiffin Ohio.
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Tiffin
Ohio
The Real Joy of Sailing Is In the Hands On Craft
William H. Taylor argues in Cosmopolitan that sailing is not only for the rich. Many able sailors use modest craft to enjoy hands on work, skills, and active sport rather than spectatorship, seeking intimate contact with boat and sea.
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Adirondacks
William H. Taylor
Cosmopolitan
Read the Grape Nuts Ad for Dizzy Dean Winners
A newspaper column promotes joining the Dizzy Dean Winners via the Grape Nuts advertisement in another paper column. The contest promises valuable free prizes and participation opportunities for readers.
New Mail Box In Shenfield Bears Queen Victoria Marks
An English village post office installed a modern mailbox after government appeal. Inspection reveals the box carries the letters V R indicating it was made in the reign of Queen Victoria.
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Shenfield
England
V. R
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
Advert says Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic relieves malaria symptoms and kills infection with tasteless quinine. It claims to fortify blood and deter future attacks, suitable for children, available in 50c and $1 sizes with extra value for larger bottle.
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Grove
Cost of Crime Burden Cited as 10000 Criminals Cost Nation
A report estimates about 10,000 criminals cost the country two to three hundred million dollars to keep them suppressed. The figure highlights the financial impact of crime on public resources.
The Simple Life on the Farm Feels Comforting
All is not lost on the farm as a family finds solace at a table piled with agreeable food, sharing quiet moments of nourishment and togetherness in a country setting.
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