Inquest Sparks Ranch Feud and Hidden Bullet Mystery
At the inquest into banker John Mason death Jean Rag and Bar Hook owner passes the fatal bullet to Kentucky Jones. Ranch conflict erupts as Elliot and Ragland clash over cattle and gun violence. Jones uncovers concealed evidence, tracing Sanders gun to St Marie while Bishop is killed during a gunfight.
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John Mason
Jean
Campo Rag
Bar Hook
Mason
Kentucky Jones
Kentucky
Bob Elliot
Leo Bishop
Ragland
Bill McCord
Elliot
Bishop
Jones
Jean Elliot
Zack Sanders
Bar Hook Ranch
Hopper
Jim Humphreys
Billy Petersen
Sanders
Joe St. Marie
St. Marie
Lee Bishop
McCord
Campo
Waterman
Ironsides
G—d
Zack
Campo Ragland
Bar Hook Secrets Heat a West Texas Showdown
Jean reveals how the Mason killing may have used her father’s rifle and implicates Campo Ragland. Kentucky vows to uncover the truth and face the killer, pressing against fear and family pressure as Jean pleads to stop violence.
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Bob Elliot
Elliot
Flo
Kentucky
Mason
Campo
Jean Ragland
Bar Hook Ranch
John Mason
Jean
Ragland
Campo Ragland
Chapter XI Entucky Jones at the Bar Hook
Entucky Jones rides hard to the Bar Hook, halts his horse at the door, and enters the house. He heads to the crank telephone and signals Waterman as a deputy answers after a prolonged delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entucky Jones
Waterman
Machinery in Moths Heads and Their Tongues
The article explains moth and butterfly head anatomy with the eyes, two antennae, and a long tongue. It notes the tongue length varies by species from over an inch to five inches in the great death's head hawk moth, the largest British moth.
Different Ways of Making Rugs
Home Craft Co. advertises Folder No 532 on hexagon motif rug patterns in various sizes and color schemes. It claims motifs crocheted separately can be assembled later and includes material list stitch guidance and a new color chart to preview designs. Request information by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to Dept C at 19th and St. Louis Ave St. Louis MO.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Barefoot Youth Faces Daily Mud Wash After Games
A country child enjoys going barefoot but must wash mud off every night before bed. The routine highlights rural life challenges and simple pleasures shaping a young player's daily rhythm.
Etiquette of Standing and Sitting Across Social Situations
The article outlines when to stand or sit as a mark of good breeding and patriotism. It covers schools saluting the flag, national anthems, introductions, and behavior in restaurants and concert halls, stressing that both men and women should follow rules, with men often rising for women and certain introductions.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Batavia
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Okama
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Battle Creek
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