Wills at King Cole Ranch Stir Doubts Over Heirs
Arriving at the King Cole Ranch, Ann Lee and Cole Cody learn Old Early Bill Cole left two identical wills gifting the ranch to each. Rance Waldron, posing as a nephew, questions Bill’s sanity and the wills' legality. That night Aunt Jenifer observes Waldron escorting a strange man from the house under a large oak tree.
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King Cole Ranch
Ann Lee
Cole Cody
Old Early
Bill Cole
Ann
Cole
Rance Waldron
Old Bill
Jenifer
Night Riders in Canyon Hidden Cabin Confrontation
Aunt Jenifer and Cole Cody trail Rance Waldron and Tom Gough to a remote log cabin. Inside the men plot with threats and a plan to hide evidence while Aunt Jenifer uncovers a Jenkins letter and a bloodstain, risking discovery as she searches for keys and a way to expose the scheme.
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Cody
Rance Waldron
Bill
Bucktooth Jenkins
Bill Cole
Waldron
Bill Cole Cody
Cal Roundtree
Cal
Cole Cody
Jenifer
Cal. Roundtree
Pardner
Tom Gough
Ann
Andy Jenkins
Aunt Jenifer
Roundtree
Jenkins
Reading stand from old phonograph cabinet
Readers asked for use of old phonograph cabinets and the solution features a green leatherette top, oak frame, and brass-tacked lid. The top houses a small radio and the record compartment stores magazines, with a future installment showing lid reuse. The piece is part of BOOK 9 conservation ideas offered to readers for 10 cents.
Curious Flames Burn With Little Heat
A flaming piece of cotton soaked in carbon tetrachloride and carbon disulphide can be held in bare hands without injury or pain, illustrating that flame temperature varies greatly and heat transfer can be unexpectedly low.
Quiz on National Figures and Historical Details
Answers cover Hideki Tojo's role in Japan, Canada’s official birthday year, quo ante meanings, the President who was a violinist, dock for cleaning ship bottoms, message about Stars and Stripes at the Pole, palatinates origins Maryland and South Carolina, mercury freezing point, 39 gauge stockings meaning, and postal versus post cards.
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Hideki Tojo
Japan
Dominion of Canada
United States
North Pole
Maryland
South Carolina
Dawes and Peary Ties Prompt 1867 Naval Dock Debate
Premier notes 1867 events including a prior state and mentions Charles G. Dawes and Commodore Peary. A graving dock is cited as a key topic with a reference to July 1 and September. The fragment outlines a historical maritime focus without full context.
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Charles G. Dawes
Commodore Peary
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Firestone
Firestone War
Firestone Dealers
Firestone Stores
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