Desert Raiders Strike for Blanco Sol and Friends
On Forlorn River ranch near the desert, Dick Gale and Ladd lead rangers to pursue raiders who stole Blanco Sol and other white horses. A Yaqui tracker maps routes toward the Sonora border while horsemen head into a trap at a water hole in a desolate pass. The pursuit tightens as dawn approaches and the party readies for a night ambush.
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Belding
Sol
Rangers
Desert Sun Shone From His Coat. Hie
Nell
Gale
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Pater
Toriorn River
Jim Lash
Sonoyta
Casita
Dick Gaile
Beldine
Blanco
Sel
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Nici
Tom
Tomy
Blanco “Il McKon
Kemet
Reiding
Sonora
No Name Mountains
Papago Well
Laddy
Yaqui
W Ord
Elding
Nogales
Laddacsin
Leddy
Beldin
Lada
Progressive Party ethos urged for people powered reform
A letter to The Banner argues the Progressive Party should be guided by the people rather than leaders. It warns that after WWI reform slogans were exploited, Prohibition failed to deliver sobriety or economic gains, and that policy must grow from the people up not from leaders down. It closes with a call for free importation of Canadian stockers for farmers.
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