Kentucky Jones and Bishop in Trap Canyon Ambush Rescue
Kentucky Jones finds Lee Bishop wounded after an ambush in Trap Canyon. He tends the injury, builds fires, and plans a counter to hidden attackers while night tightens and a distant gunfire threat looms.
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Midnight confession in Mason murder case unfolds
In a tense midnight exchange, wounded Lee Bishop reveals memories about Mason’s death and disputes Kentucky’s alibi. Bishop insists Mason rode a distinctive pinto and hints at wider suspects, while Kentucky questions how and when Mason died as snow patterns complicate the crime timeline.
Inquest Opens on Mason Death and Ranch Feud Unfolds
The inquest finds banker John Mason died accidentally at the Bar Hook ranch owned by Campo Ragland. Kentucky Jones probes a gun linked to Zack Sanders and a Bar Hook rider Joe St Marie while rival Elliot and Ragland clash over cattle and control. Jean Ragland sells her share, aiding Jones as a gunfight erupts leaving Jim Humphreys dead and further mystery deepens.
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Lights of New York weaves crime suspense with city sketches
Kentucky Jones guards a signal fire in a snowbound canyon while Lee Bishop reveals a murder link. Jean Ragland appears at close range, and Jones faces the shock of identifying the killer as Ragland, ending with a tense standoff as the scene continues.
First American Circuses Touched Off Religious Prejudice
Early American circuses evaded church and theater bias by avoiding direct terms like circus and show, adopting names such as Great Moral and Educational Exhibition. They sought piety to ease opposition, urging troupes to attend church and quote scripture, with wagons adorned in biblical imagery.
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Collier’s Weekly
Potato Bugs That Favor Canada Thistle in Ohio
Kenton section reports a unique potato bug prevalent in Hancock county feeding on Canada thistle rather than potato vines. Hardin county farmers seek explanations after a general report claimed Blanchard county farmers need not fear thistle spread.
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Rain Insurance for Nord Railroad Shore Tripts
French Nord railroad offers rain insurance for Le Havre Boulogne shore excursions. If rain exceeds three millimeters between 2 30 and 5 30 pm, ticket price is refunded or a free pass for another day issued.
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Four Generations preserve memory of long lived Charles Davis
The obituary notes Charles W. Davis died in Albany PA at 101 years 50 days. Survived by two sons four daughters five grandchildren seven great grandchildren one great great grandchild.
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Charles W. Davis
Albany
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