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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

2

Murder in the Snowlit Canyon Reveals Killer

Kentucky Jones and Lee Bishop discuss Mason's death as snow lies under his body. A mysterious rider approaches the signal fire, and Jones eyes the figure as the scene tightens toward a lethal confrontation in the canyon.

Kentucky Jones and Jean Ragland Confront a Fatal Night

In a moonlit scene Kentucky and Jean confront Lee Bishop’s death after a raid on the Bar Hook. Lee warns Kentucky of Campo's suspicions while Jean asks for a dangerous, last-minute sacrifice to protect a larger plan. Kentucky refuses to run, and Jean lingers with resolve as the narrative hints at an imminent confrontation.

Bishop Jean Lee Campo Kentucky Lee Bishop Waterman Doc Hopper Jean Ragland Mason Trap Canyon Bar Hook Jim Humphreys Rimrock Poe Kentuck Kentucky Jones Bob Elliot Elliot

Uncommon Sense and the Power of Competition

The essay argues that competition drives progress in work and life, citing Edison and the Wright brothers as early movers in electricity and flight. It extols films and speakies for broadening knowledge, especially for country towns, while acknowledging flaws but praising overall value and optimistic future impact. It dismisses fears about harmful effects on children.

Thomas A. Edison Wright Brothers Professor Langley America England France Russian Steppes Pyramids Egypt Amazon Volga Tower of London Place de Bastille Paris

Ignored True Meaning Of Sayings In Present Usage

John Bunker discusses how phrases like friend indeed is a friend in need and the exception proves the rule have shifted from original cynicism to common sentimental meanings. He argues that usage creates fixed notions, regardless of true etymology or logic, in Harper's Magazine.

Samuel Foote Doctor Johnson John Bunker Harper's Magazine

Inquest Sparks Murder Trek on Bar Hook Ranch

Jean Ragland transfers the murder bullet to Kentucky Jones after the inquest into banker John Mason's death. Jones investigates the Bar Hook ranch as gunfights erupt with the 88 ranch. Jean sells her share to aid his search while Ragland shields Elliot and detectives close in.

John Mason Jean Campo Ragland Bar Hook Ranch Mason Kentucky Jones Kentucky Bob Eliot Bar Hook Lee Bishop Ragland Bi] McCord Elliot Bishop Jones Jean Elliot Zack Sanders Sheriff Hopper Jim Humphreys Billy Petersen Sanders Joe St. Marie St. Marie McCord

Devil's Tongue Blooms Without Soil or Water

A curious plant, dubbed Stevil's tongue, reportedly blooms without soil or water, puzzling observers with its unusual growth. The item notes the plant’s resilience and raises questions about its cultivation.

Stevil

Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply Health Drink

The Postum Company invites readers to request a free full week's supply of Postum health drink. Send for the offer shown in another part of the paper.

Postum Company Postum

Veil of the Virgin Opens for Daily View at Chartres

The legendary Chartres cathedral relic, the Virgin’s veil kept in a jeweled reliquary behind the master altar, will be shown daily instead of only on Sundays. The move follows growing global requests to see the ancient treasure.

Chartres France

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