Texas rustlers rout with Blue River train ambush
Ellen Carey as postmaster's daughter courts Jeff Brand a rustler while Calhoun Terry leads a Texas posse scouting Box Canyon. The four rustlers are slain recently as Turley links to the killings. Jeff exposes Turley using a handwriting sample, prompting a tense confrontation and a search for hidden cash in Dave Morgan's cabin.
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Ellen Carey
Jeff Brand
Calhoun Terry
Terry
Jeff
Clint Ellison
Turley
Jack
Herriott
Bill
Dave
Yeager
Morgan
Brand
Blood Money and Winter Justice in the Texas Ranchlands
Jeff and Morgan execute a brutal vengeance plan after a fatal gunfight at a ranch. They dispose of the killer Turley, claim the money to support a widow, and flee with stolen horses toward Fisher Creek. They suspect a larger frontier army is pursuing them and plan to warn their group.
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Texas
Terry
Herriott
Jeff
Turley
Buck
Black
Bill
Dave
Morgan
Mr. Turley
Herriot
Jim Tetlow
Sage Hen Flats
McFaddin
Collins
Johnson
Brand
Jeff Brand Investigates Killer’s Weapon Clue in Hills
Jeff Brand recalls Ellen’s hint and reconsiders Turley as he pieces together the killings. He notes Jack owned a .45-70 Winchester, the gun used by the killer, and begins to fit other details into place.
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Jeff Brand
Ellen
Turley
Jeff
Jack
Apron patterns released with Water Lily and Accordion Flare motifs
Two new apron patterns, 79364, feature accordion flare and water lily motifs. Fabrics show applique cactus waistband details and ruckrack trims with softly flared tops. Complete patterns offered for 15 cents, ideal as gifts or prizes.
National flowers as emblems worldwide
The text lists national emblems by flower: England the rose, Scotland the thistle, Eire the shamrock, Egypt and India the lotus, France the fleur de lis, Japan the chrysanthemum, Spain the pomegranate, and Canada the maple leaf. It notes Canada's maple leaf was adopted after soldiers used maple branches to camouflage uniforms in the War of 1812.
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England
Scotland
Egypt
India
France
Japan
Spain
Canada
The Duty of Happiness in Daily Life
A quote by Sir John Lubbock argues that teaching the duty of being happy improves the world. He says happiness in oneself enhances the happiness of others and stresses duty as a path to joy.
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Sir John Lubbock
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Jim Creek
Brown
Sunday Brown
John McFaddin
Ellison
Barton Terry
Cal
Clint
Buck Hart
Joe
John
Jack Turley
Box Canyon
Tetlow
Renaud
Becker
Packer's Fork
Aspen Grove
Gaines
Carey
Lee Hart
Jack Turtey
Dave Morgan
Bill Herriott
Tom
Harry
Boston
Careys
Denver Republican
Kansas City, Mo
Moroli Fue NE Yi Steel
Colton
Yan Gm
Vent Elites
Tupper
Raleigh
Rayon Taffeta
E. S
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Louisville, Ky
KCDL
Big Ben
NBC Red Network
Mable
NSE
Ata
Pug Raleigh
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