Rustlers Kill Four as Ranchers Hire New Manager
Ellen Carey pursues two men Jeff Brand, a hustler, and Calhoun Terry, ranch manager, as four rustlers are mysteriously killed. The story notes that the big ranchers hire a new manager despite Terry’s protests.
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Ellen Carey
Jeff Brand
Qustler
Calhoun Terry
Terry
Raiders at Wagonwheel Gap Hold Off Ge rgeia Attack
Ellison and Collins lead a raid group trapped at Wagonwheel Gap Ranch by hundreds of settlers firing from haystack fortifications on a hilltop. As night falls, leaders plan to seek outside troops while Hal Yancey volunteers to deliver a telegram to the governor from Jim Creek to request federal help.
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Ellison
Packer
Brown
Collins
Georgia
Bear Creek
Bill Herriott
Fortarfield
Wagonwheel Gap Ranch
Cheyenne
Jim Creek
Hal Yancey
Two Star Ranch
McFaddin
Yancey
Terry
Calhoun
Sunday Brown
Washington
Lane Carey
Lane
Round Top
Carey
Texan rangers pursue rustlers in tense night ambush
Yancey escapes a deadly squad and seeks a telegram through the Round Top hillside. Terry and Larry aid wounded allies while a stakeout by vigilantes escalates, and a plan to move a gravely injured man to safety unfolds amid gunfire and pursuit.
White Roses Bring a Longing Christmas Revelation
Ann Carson receives a box of white roses from Timmy the florist while recalling a vanished romance with Jerry. The note promises red roses at Christmas if he could live without her, but years of separation yield only white blossoms and a quiet, painful epiphany about love and loyalty.
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Ann Carson
Timmy
Ann
Jerry
China
Santa Claus
Night of music heals a lumber camp Christmas Eve
Orrek Gordon faces a mutinous crew as his workers threaten to quit for town. Marcia inspires a bridge table and a plan to form a string band, gathering tools and volunteers to lift spirits and secure a musical Christmas gift for the men.
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Orrek Gordon
Orrek
Marcia
Ninette
Gebert
Jacques
Associated Newspapers
WNN
Christmas Eve Dinner Dilemma Ends With Taxi Home
Mrs Young and Mrs Older miss several streetcar rides and opt for the Purple Tea-room. Mrs Young, torn between home and social duty, telephones for a taxi using a stray ten dollar bill and returns home in time for Teddy’s late call to say he will dine out with Mrs Older at the tea-room.
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Mrs. Young
Teddy
Mrs. Older
Dearie
Associated Newspapers
WNN Service
Mediators Rejected as tensions rise in cattle region feud
The group led by a Diamond Re verse B superintendent is rebuffed when Terry and Carey offer mediation. Lane Carey faces suspicion after signing a telegram for soldiers. Herriott refuses terms, vowing no surrender and promising punishment for Turley’s backers and the men who killed Dave Morgan and Sid Lee.
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Terry
Carey
People’s Party
Lane Carey
Lee Hart
Bill Herriott
Herriott
Turley
Dave Morgan
Sid Lee
Foeling Wac Tan Cract
Christmas jesters through the ages in halls and kitchens
The piece traces the role of medieval kings’ fools and later corporate and private jesters kept for Christmas. Jesters brightened halls and kitchens with wit and practical jokes, transferring from monarchs to broader groups over time.
Wrapping Small Gifts With Envelopes In Colorful Tissue
An unusual method for packing many small gifts into a Christmas box uses envelopes of red holly silver or gold paper. Each item is wrapped in plain white tissue and sealed in two envelopes with contrasting seals. Patterns can be cut from ordinary envelopes by tearing one apart and enlarging it.
First Printing of Christmas Carols
The article notes the earliest printed Christmas carols around 1520 by Wynkyn de Worde, titled Christmas Carolles Newely Enprinted. Only a single leaf survives, containing two complete carols including a hunting song.
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Wynkyn de Worde
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