Blazing Guns Synopsis of a Wild West Feud and Alliance
In Boone county Mary landsbury inherits Lazy Branen from her guardian Chet Radbourne, a ruthless boss who has exploited her. She marries outlaw Cole Sanborn to battle Radbourne, forming a strategic alliance. Cole, Dave Pope, Pete Daggett, and Duncan McCoy confront Circle 3 T as they plot ambushes and strikes in a fiery voyage through canyons and heat drenched plains.
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Mary Landly
Circle 3 T
Chet Radbourne
Mary
Cole Sanborn
Cole
Circle T
Jonesboro
Dave Pope
Radbourne
Pete Daggett
Sanborn
Dave
Sanford
Haskell
Jordan
Pete
Chet
Duncan McCoy
Old Magruder
McCoy
David Man
K. & Jr. Express
David Pope
Dane
Lethers
Dane McCoy
Thiere
Magruder
Gildea
Potomac
Aida
Circle
Bailiwick
Columbia
Boone County
William Madleod Raine
New Mexico notes on church congress and state affairs
A column reports lay Catholics and clergy will attend the seventh annual national eucharistic congress in Cleveland to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the U S Catholic hierarchy, with New Mexico delegates at mass in an altar dedicated to the state. It also covers Knights of Pythias activities in Estancia, editor Hilton’s state papers analysis, Dr J Rosland Earp’s impact, politics around Miss Perkins and Mrs Roosevelt, Capitol Hill changes in Santa Fe, Syrians in New Mexico, local signs, and various small regional notes including weather, agriculture, and local personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Central District Association of the Knights of Pythias
Estancia
Fred Hampton Jones
Los Angeles
W. E. Rice
Raton
Jones
Hilton
Las Cruces
Mexico
J. Rosland Earp
Earp
London Lancet
England
Berkley
Cal
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Washington
Capitol Hill
Santa Fe
Charley Kcoch
Capitol
Los Lunag
Nathan Greer
John Greer
G. W. Baxter
Melrose
Slater
Martinez
Childress
Tex
Byron O. Beall
State Tax Commission
Portales
Blackwater
Muleshoe
Curry County
Harry Patton
Special Commission
Hobbs
Jim McGhee
Roswell Daily Record masthead and staff notes
Roswell Daily Record announces publication details and staff credits. The paper notes advertising and subscription rates, carrier and mail options, and formal honors under the 1903 Roswell, New Mexico filing. It lists editors Grace T. Bear Edw. L. Scarrity Ron Wilkins and others. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Mason
Grace T. Bear
L. Scarrity
Ron Wilkins
New Mexico
Roswell
Associated Press
Rural School Directors Chosen In Chaves County
Readers are urged to vote next Tuesday in rural school district elections in Chaves County. The editorial praises directors for unpaid service, notes the typically light turnout, and stresses the value of civic support for schools. It also covers national issues such as cotton processing tax, the work relief bill, Coronado anniversary plans for 1949, and anti-foreigner sentiment in Colorado while touching on dog poison debates and pet welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
House
Senate
Indian Life and Senior Day Plans Highlight High School Assembly
Mrs. Elizabeth DeHuff of Santa Fe gave an engaging lecture on Indians of the Southwest using colored slides to illuminate life and customs, including a tale on Indian betrothal. The senior year features a planned Senior Day with royal pageantry, a picnic at the Country Club, and a breezy Junior Play, Loose Ankles, set for April five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth DeHuff
Santa Fe
Southwest
Margaret Hinson
Maurice Shaw
Country Club
Loose Ankles
Anne Harper
Ann
Anne
Cat and Dog Hospital
Betty
Gil Barry
The Dog Poisoner Dilemma in Suburban Gardens
The piece argues responsibility rests with dog owners for roaming pets that may dig or dig bones in neighbors gardens. It notes owners resist confronting alleged misconduct and that poisoning a dog harms all, while a roaming dog can still cause losses for neighbors. It emphasizes diplomacy and neighborly tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Reporter
Te'egrara
Probate Court appoints executrix in Ehret estate
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court appointed Ida Ehret executrix of the Abraham M Ehret estate on March 5 1935. Creditors are notified to file claims with the County Clerk within one year from the appointment or be barred by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Abraham M. Ehret
C C. Hill
New Mexico
Ida Ehret
Falcont Electric Service Ad for Radio Repair Offer
First Aid Station for crippled radios advertises Cal 289 for ambulance service and promises no fix no pay. A 25 years experience free with Falcont Electric Service at 125 West Second Street, ad by Totte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Falcont Electric Service
West Second Street
Totte
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Ft. Sumner
Diverson
Clovis
Joe
Record Publishing Company
Society
Ee Editor Society
City
Mgr
Congress
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Wallace
West
United States
Colorado
High School News
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