Early Bill Cole Faces End on King Cole Ranch
After six months of knowing his days are numbered Early Bill Cole is roused by a rifle shot in the pines of King Cole Ranch. He shoots at a fleeing figure, laughing as the intruder’s hat is blown off. He sends Gaucho Ortega for Doe Joe and the Judge as he weakens at home.
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Bill Cole
King Cole Ranch
Bill
Gaucho Ortega
Joe
Doe Joe
Judge
Cal Roundtree
How
Old Early Bill
Doc Joe
Howdy
Buzzard
Dee Joe
Doc
Early Bill
Early Bill plots two wills to gift heirs then schemes
At King Cole Ranch Early Bill Cole plans two wills to leave all to Cody and Ann Lee while a second will favors his other heir. Doc Joe and the Judge assist, moving a trunk and locating a two lock box as they brace for his deathbed scheme. A mysterious nephew Rance Waldron arrives seeking the ranch.
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Sion
Bill Cole
Hell's Triplets
Busty Lee
Buck Cody
Rusty Lee
Ann Lee
Jenifer
Cody
Bill
Rusty
Buck
Early Bill
Rance Waldron
Lee
Doc
Dee Joe
Deee
Doc Joe
Cal Roundtree
Bald Eagle
Howdy
Waldron
Prime Condition Dialogue On Sleep And Barber Shop Banter
A playful exchange centers on health and worry as one man jokes about rest, while a barber asks about a haircut. The other man requests a style matching his father with a distinctive round top hole.
Curious Lad Golfer-Dear and the Caddie Reflections
A humorous exchange about aging in golf and the secretaries typing bosses letters. The caddie comments on the talent and the speaker laments changing skill as years pass.
Golf Banter Sparks Suspicion Over Lost Ball
A humorous dispute centers on MacPherson accused of cheating after a ball vanishes from a pocket near the green. The exchange implies foul play and ends with a claim of unwillingness to play with MacPherson again.
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MacPherson
Asking for Trouble in a Hairdressing Shop
In a hairdressing shop a meek man asks for a blonde hair to make his wife jealous. An assistant greets him and he stammers out his odd request as the scene unfolds in a period tone.
Fortune Fools A Man in a Witty Parlor Exchange
A witty exchange unfolds as a man recalls being caught by a clever fortune inspired line. He notes that the real visitor is his companion Miss Fortune, whose quip steers the banter and reveals a playful twist.
Orson Welles Lists Roles Amid Sparse Town Lecture
Orson Welles, famed for Citizen Kane, spoke to a small audience with no chairman present. He introduced himself by listing his many professions including director, producer, actor, writer, radio performer, painter, publisher, and musician.
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Orson Welles
Telephony Reach from Bell and Independent Firms
Collier's reports that 25 Bell companies serve 7 128 communities with 18 841 000 telephones while 6 350 independents cover 12 072 communities and 4 609 000 phones. Rural lines over 60 000 are owned by farmers groups.
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Associated Bell Telephone Companies
Collier’s
Uncle Phil Says and Psalm Reflections in a Quiet Convivial Tone
A reflective fragment discusses Uncle Phil and public language as heard in a scene reminiscent of a symphony. It touches on well bred people, friendly quirks, and the idea that true fun endures after the morning light.
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Ecomotes Lee
It Is So Exciting Too Headlines Rule
A playful note on headline popularity notes that headlines draw crowds while also hinting at social ideas about charm, strength, and appearances. The piece leans into observations about gender expectations and public perception with a light, opinionated tone.
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Gregory
Hebe
W.nlu
Nate Sie
Miss Fortune
Phil
Ieee Ea
Firestone
Speedway
America
Firestone War Tire
Firestone Dealers and
Firestone Stores
Richard Crooks
Margeret
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
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