Lights of New York continues in tense Rimrock pursuit
Kentucky Jones returns to Bar Hook after extracting Joe St Marie from a dangerous stand, then learns Lee Bishop has gone after Bill McCord. In West Cuts the chase threads through treacherous canyons as Kentucky races to prevent a lethal confrontation and protect a friend, with Mason’s death weighing on all.
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Mit
Campo Ragland
Kentuck
Campo
Kentucky
St. Marie
Ragland
Rimrock
Joe
Ted Baylor
Joe St. Marie
Sanders
Zack Sanders
Lee
Mason
Lee Bishop
Kentucky Jones
Sangre
G—d
St. Marie's
Sonora
Hightman's Gap
Jean
Button Hole
Waterman
Harry Wilson
Doc Harper
Billy
Billy Petersen
Billy Peterson
Jim Humphreys
Doc Hopper
Bill McCord
McCord
West
Wolf Beach
West Cuts
Bishop
Jones
Inquest Opens Over Mason Death At Bar Hook Ranch
Jean Ragland passes Mason killer’s bullet to Kentucky Jones who investigates the Bar Hook ranch. A series of conflicts unfolds including cattle incursions, a murder of Zack Sanders, and a gunfight that claims Jim Humphreys. Jones uncovers Jean’s concealed evidence and traces the gun.
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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
Sanders
Joe St. Marie
Salmon Come Right Up to the Farmer's Door
Yakima, Washington orchardists report salmon come to their doors as streams swell for spawning. Dams and irrigation intakes draw fish toward fields, and John McKenney caught three fifteen pound salmon floundering beneath a pear tree along a waterway.
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Yakima
John McKenney
Akron Speeder Posts Wife as Bail to Free Man
William T. Jackson, 27, was arrested for speeding in Akron. Unable to post cash bail, he left his wife at the station as bond in lieu, and she stayed until he could raise $25.
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Akron
Ohio
William T. Jackson
Man Lisps Way Into Charge of Robbery
In Atlanta Eddie Brown, a grocer, lisped his way into trouble after a robbery suspect lineup. Reverend W. H. Major, who reported losing $35 and a watch to a dusky robber, examined the lineup and identified the suspect, saying he looked like him and lisps like him.
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Atlanta
Eddie Brown
Eddie
W. H. Major
Major
Unusual Greeting From New York to a Southern Town
A retired naval officer hosts a Japanese family man with a wife and two children the first of their race to visit the town. Their children face exclusion from local play while the pastor’s wife brings them to Sunday school. They bow before the minister and say Good morning Mr God in unison.
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New York
Beautiful Thoughts in Quiet Hours
A short meditation notes that beautiful thoughts are heavenly gifts to be treasured during quiet hours, emphasizing inner peace and reflection as life's simple solace.
Midnight outdoor bowling blooms in Scotland
Outdoor bowling sessions gain popularity in Scotland as midnight matches attract players and spectators. The trend highlights communal leisure and the growing appeal of late night sports events in local communities.
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Scotland
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Irvin Cobb
Cobb
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WIU
By Alan Lemay
Veynight
Alan LeMay
W.N.U. Service
Nadinola
Paris
Tenn
V. D. Ventris Field
C. W. Adams
Murray, Ky
Thedford
Wintersmith’s Tonic
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
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