Old Bill Cole Wills Wealth to Ann Lee and Cole Cody
The storyline follows Old Bill Cole fatally shot by an unknown assailant who executed two identical wills leaving his estate to Ann Lee and Cole Cody, children of Rusty Lee and Buck Cody. Rance Waldron arrives claiming kinship as Ann and Cole head to the King Cole Ranch, stage driver Long Peters is shot, Cole Cody replaces him, and they reach Bald Eagle to meet Porfirio Lopez.
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Old Bill Cole
King Cole
Ann Lee
Cole Cody
Rusty Lee
Buck Cody
Rance Waldron
Old Bill
Ann
Cole
Long Peters
Bald Eagle
Cody
Porfirio Lopez
Porfirio
Senor Codito
Senor
Bill Cole
Senor Early
Early Bill Cole
King Cole Ranch
Don Codito
Early Bill
Arthur Henry Pope
William Cole Cody
Don Senor
Early Bill Cole Mystery Deepens in Bald Eagle
In Bald Eagle two days after Early Bill Cole's death, Cole Cody learns of a hidden fortune and a key to a sealed iron box. The Judge and Doc Joe reveal orders tied to Ann Lee and Aunt Jenifer, while Rance Waldron arrives to claim kin and a possible will. The old Casa Estradas gleams as new arrivals seek the truth.
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Doc Joe
Bill
Dudge
Cody
King Cole
Cole Cody
Ann Lee
Jenifer
Bald Eagle Hotel
William Cole Cody
Miss Ann Lee
Early Bill Cole
Lee
Lesson for January 17 Scripture Texts Se lected
Lesson for January 17 outlines selected scripture passages for study. The religious education council notes use of approved materials and permissions for teaching.
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Oeet Council Religious Education
Poem Fragment by Coleridge on Prayer and Love
A short epigraph reflects Coleridge on prayer and love to God in all things great and small. It emphasizes the value of heartfelt devotion to the Creator who made and cherishes all.
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Coleridge
Winter Ready Two Piece Dress with Accessory Styling
A smooth two piece dress offers versatile winter styling. Change its look with different accessories to alter the ensemble as desired. The design features a soft rolling collar that adds a refined touch.
General quiz questions from GeO OO ASK ME ANOTHER
A list of trivia prompts asking how many countries have larger populations than the United States why an owl stares what colors red snow gets from its source or causes and the lifespan of a dollar bill which is the oldest living thing in Florida whether Sirius the dog star outshines the sun and which continent receives the most rainfall.
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Jenifer
Rance
United States
Florida
The Answers One Through Seven Quiz Facts
The excerpt lists seven items on varied topics. Items include a three-nation China India and So viet Russia reference, immovable eyes phrase, microscopic plants, dollar bill circulation timing, a 3500 year old cypress near Orlando named The Senator, Sirius brightness over thirty times the sun, and South America's rainfall about twice any other continent.
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China
India
Soviet Russia
Orlando
South America
Deers Head Question Sparks Simple Library Moment
A visitor asks about a mounted deer head in a home library. The hostess explains it is a deer's head while a child and others discuss closing time and a passing gloss on capitalism.
Ain't It So Banking Explanations Impress Wife
Husband boasts about extensive explanations on banking and currency while the wife remarks on the irony of knowing much about money without having any. The exchange highlights satirical family banter on wealth and finance.
Water and electricity test joke in a bath gag
A lighthearted exchange explains water attracts electricity with a punchline about testing in the bath. The bath scene leads to a running gag as a telephone bell rings during the experiment.
Simple Arithmetic Joke About Binks Family
A mother asks her child to count the Binks family next door. Mr. Binks, Mrs. Binks, and the baby total three, but the mother quips two and one to carry. The joke hinges on a play on a math carry in addition.
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John
Binks
Mr. Binks
Cold light versus heat in lighting science
The text explains how traditional heating for light wastes energy and notes scientists seek light sources that avoid heat. It cites a glowing worm as an example of efficient light that current science has not yet matched.
Doctor and patient goat house dilemma joke
A patient tells a doctor his wife is going crazy because she wants to buy a goat and keep it in the house. The doctor approves the purchase but jokes about the goat's odor, prompting the patient to protest about releasing pigeons. The exchange ends with the doctor suggesting opening windows.
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Ole
Jackson Gregory
Gregory
W.N.U
Miss Ann
Estradas
Aunt Jenifer
Jenifer Edwards
William Cole
Jesus
Nicodemus
Samaria
Christ
Douglass
B ‘Eo L
Lundquist
D. D
The
Bible Equitate
Cage
Western Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Geo
Caesar
Julius Caesan
Federal Razor Blade CO
New York
Calcutta
Brazil
Penny
Fale Neely Sas
Bfgoodrich
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
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