Gate Invention Changes Farm Along Pennyworth Road
Zeke, Tillson, and a drummer clash over a gate idea that proves simple but valuable. The drummer suggests patent terms while Zeke signs, and Tillson reluctantly battles for ownership. A later letter reveals a two thousand dollar patent, enabling Zeke to save the farm and propose buying Dickson’s and pursuing Jane.
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Wayne
Zeke
Old Tillson
Aeke
Tilisen
Dickson
Lospriskk
K. A. Whitehead
Arizona Kicklers The Kicker Makes A Wild Charge
The Kicker riffs on Colonel Jim Goodheart calling him a rascal while threatening violence. It denies Washington poker with Postmaster General, mocks a Chicago water works bid, remarks on local officials and a libel suit, and jokes about running for president from Givenham Gulch. Jim Hewson’s mountain hunt ends in a grizzly sighting.
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M. Quad
Jim Goodheart
John Hicks
United States
Givenham Gulch
Bowser's Bad Evening Ends With Moral Victory
Mrs Bowser withstands her husband as he rants about bills and missing items. The pair clash over a stove of accusations from coal and ice to a torn alley gate. Bowser exits into the cold night vowing to return ready for a fight, while Mrs Bowser breathes relief.
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Mr. Bowser
Brown
and Jones
Dan
Opyright
McClure, Phillips, & Company
King of the Drove: Gray Stallion Slain in Mountain Pass
A legendary gray stallion led a vast herd through San Remos Valley, eluding hunters for months. After a massive pursuit spanning ninety by thirty miles, he reached a mountain pass where a sudden mountain lion leap killed him, ending man’s bid to capture the wild king.
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San Remos Valley
Gan Lewie
Gray Horse
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