Two Rival Men Face Tense Confrontation at Diamond Ranch
Ellen Carey eyes Jeff Brand and Cal Terry as suspicion swirls over Black Yeager’s death. Calhoun Terry, ranch manager, explains the attack and calls for calm as Brand resists and demands truth about the murder.
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Jeff Brand
Cal Terry
Lee Hart
Terry
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Calhoun
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Carey
Nate Hart
Cal
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Ambush Suspicion and Blood in the Grove
Jeff Brand and Carey discuss a possible ambush linked to rustlers and a hidden informer within big cow outfits. Terry reveals the body and warns they will learn more at daybreak while the group considers a spy among their own ranks and the motive behind the shooting.
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Jeff Brand
Black
Jeff
Terry
Brand
Carey
Black Yeager
Lane
Mr. Terry
Mr. Brand
Jim Wong
Nester
Western vengeance heats a tense frontier duel
In a tense frontier tale, Jeff Brand and Lane Carey question motive as Black Yeager is killed and Terry suspects a hidden gunman among the big outfits. Ellen confronts Jeff about his threats while a brewing feud and possible revenge cloud the ranch under open skies.
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Turley
Alford
Brand
Ellen
Jeff
Daddy
Buck
Hart
Jeff Brand
Katy
Lee Hart
Rustling War Spurs Mourning at Round Top Funeral
Black Yeager was buried at Round Top in the county’s largest funeral. The crowd turned bitter against big ranches over the rustling deaths, with many resenting the destruction of suspects not yet tried. Tensions rose as fear gripped rustlers while a killer haunted the land.
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Black Yeager
Round Top
Bart Dennison
Lee Hart
Cheyenne
Jeff Brand
Ellen
Pete Tolman
Roan Alford
Cuth Rogers
Elk Creek
Jim-McFaddin-of
Turley
Bellow
A Refuge for the Birds and Farm Refuges
The article argues for protecting bird populations on farms and along roadsides. It cites birds as natural pest controllers aiding crops, describes cooperative refuges with farmers, schools, and Audubon groups, and urges planting and feeding measures to support hole nesting species and winter food. It notes government guidance and U.S. laws protecting birds.
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Sietes
State Game Commission
Audubon Society
America
United States
New Dress Pattern No 8967 For Elegant Collar Bow
The advertisement details a new dress style featuring a feminine collar with a large bow. Materials include dotted voile satin polka dot crepe and novelty taf feta with pattern No. 8967 covering sizes 11 to 19. Size 13 uses 44 yards 33 inch material and 44 yard contrast for collar and bow.
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Quiz Style History Qs From Pop Slang
Questions cover world geography philosophy and history asking which figure first expounded philosophy the location of the Bridge of Sighs the origin of the shrapnel name the names of Japanese islands the nature of Polaris the first U S secretary of state Greenland ice free land share and the site of the world’s largest organ.
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Asia
Russia
Turkey
Iran
Shikoku
Riukiu
George Washington
Greenland
Answers depth bomb Iran and Socrates Venice doge prison
In Atlantic City convention hall a vast pipe organ with seven manuals 487 keys 933 stops 32 pedals 7 blowers and 365 horsepower powers 33 056 pipes of varying sizes. The text references Iran Socrates Venice Britain Henry Shrapnel 1761 1842 Japan Islands and Thomas Jefferson in a fragmented list.
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Socrates
Venice
Palace of the
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