Texas rustlers ride to hunt hidden targets in Box Canyon
A rough Texas posse led by Sunday Brown, Clint Ellison, and John McFaddin travels by train and foot into Johnson's Prong area. They seek rustlers tied to Buck Hart’s killings, guided by Jack Turley, planning a dawn meeting at Packer's Fork and coordinated clean-up actions while warning locals to stay out.
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Jim Creek
Brown
Sunday Brown
Clint Ellison
John McFaddin
Calhoun Terry
Ellison
MacFaddin
Barton Terry
Cal
Clint
Buck Hart
Joe
John
Jack Turley
Box Canyon
Johnson
Turley
Tetlow
Renaud
Becker
Packer’s Fork
Aspen Grove
Gaines
Collins
Turley Killed in Western Showdown over Rustler Trade
Jeff and partners uncover a handwriting clue on Black Yeager's coat tying Turley to murders. Turley admits no motive but is shot by Jeff after a tense confrontation. The posse seizes the blood money and plans to deliver justice via a packhorse caravan toward Fisher Creek. The pursuit hints at a larger, armed group connected to the Republican rumor.
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Clint Ellison
Jeff
Turley
Morgan
Brand
Jack
Herriott
Bill
Dave
Yeager
Buck
Black
Mr. Turley
Herriot
Jim Tetlow
Fisher Creek
Sage Hen Flats
McFaddin
Collins
Johnson
Turley questioned as Jeff recalls killings in hills
Jeff Brand contemplates Ellen’s hint and deduces Turley’s absence from key murder periods. He notes Jack’s 45-70 Winchester as the weapon used by the killer, connecting fragile clues and sharpening his suspicions.
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Jeff Brand
Ellen
Turley
Jeff
Jack
Patterns and Camel Cigarettes Highlight Holiday Offerings
Pattern No. 8030 in sizes 34 to 48 requires 214 yards of 32 inch material and 332 yards of braid. The ad urges Christmas orders and notes Camel Cigarettes as a top service member request, with Prince Albert tobacco featured in pound tins and gift packages. Local dealers offer Camel in wrapped cartons and four flat fifty packs.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Prince Albert Joe Do
Ocal
Prince Albert
Soviet census lists 11 cities over 500000 population
The January 17 1939 census shows Moscow at 4 137 018 Leningrad 3 191 304 Kiev 846 293 Kharkov 833 432 Baku 809 347 Gorky 644 116 Odessa 604 223 Tashkent 585 005 Tbilisi 519 175 Rostov on Don 510 253 Dnieperpetrovsk 500 662.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Kharkov
Baku
Gorky
Nizhni Novgorod
Odessa
Tashkent
Tbilisi
Tiflis
Rostov-on-Don
Dnieperpetrovsk
Free Recipe Book Offer From Standard Brands
A promotional note invites readers to request a grand cook book free by mailing a post card to Standard Brands Inc Dept W 691 Washington Street New York City. The advertisement lists Apple Cake Coffee Cake Herb Bread and more as examples of recipes in the free collection.
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Standard Brands, Inc
Dept. W
Washington Street
New York City
Adv
Wind speed categories linked to Beaufort scale
The Weather Bureau defines wind terms by speed ranges on the Beaufort scale. Calm under 1 mph, light 1 to 7 mph, gentle 8 to 12 mph, moderate 13 to 18 mph, fresh 19 to 24 mph, strong 25 to 38 mph, gale 39 to 54 mph, whole gale 55 to 75 mph, hurricane above 75 mph.
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The
Weather Bureau
Two Ears of Corn Quote Sparks Reflection on Politics
A Swift quotation laments political excesses, asserting that growing two ears of corn on barren ground would serve the country more than politicians. The line underscores practical progress over rhetoric.
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Ellen Carey
Terry
Wiliam Macleod Raine
Carey
Lee Hart
Dave Morgan
Bill Herriott
Tom
Harry
Boston
Careys
Denver Republican
Texas
Pines
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Sir A
Cupples Company
Charlotte Bronte
van Camp
Columbia
van Camp’s Inc
Pianaroas
Indiana
Essex
Ontario
America
Washington
Daniel Webster
Dixie
Etter Fee
Dixie Mills
St. Louis
Joanna Baillie
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