Tail Holt men close in on smugglers in Live Oak canyon
Jeff Gray arrives at Chiswick ranch with a tip on Sherman Howard's gang and potential silver smugglers. Lee Chiswick, Ruth, and the LC riders plan a cautious pursuit into Live Oak canyon, aiming to intercept the gang without unnecessary gunplay. The group identifies tracks tied to Mary Norris and Mile High as their likely culprits.
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Ruth
Holt
Lee
Mary Norris
Frank
Texas
Missy
Jeff Gray
Tail Holt
Hank Ransom
Hank
Crook
Miles
Ed Godfrey
Curly Connor
Curly
Marg Norris
Gray
Norris
Sherman Howard
Kansas
Mile High
Howard
Alamo Corral
Sid Hunt
Sid
Reynolds
Jim
Hunt
Live Oak Canyon
Lee Chiswick
Young Howard
Pat Sorley
LC Range
Line Cabin
Mexico
el Paso
Nogales
San Pedro River
United States
Chiswicks
Miliar
Bob Chiswick
Bob
Young Chiswick
Sherm Howard
Clint Doke
Southern
Mr. Gray
Miss Chiswick
Dan Brand
Buck Conrad
Brand
Box Canyon
Pat
Cattlemen’s Association
Chiswick
Skeleton Canyon
Live Oak
Frank Chiswick
Tony Flores
Nelly
Canyon Diablo
Post Office Services Beyond Mail
A Washington Post idea notes the U S Post Office Department provides non postal services such as banking via postal savings and locating missing people using fingerprint data. It also highlights traveling post offices in several countries and a 1900 Belgian stamp with a Sunday delivery restriction.
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United States Post Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington Post
Post Office
Congress
Canada
Germany
Switzerland
Russia
Belgium
Midsummer Fashions for Easy Home Dresses
The Barbara Bell pattern book offers simple to follow designs for summer wear. Features include a fitted waistline dress with soft gathers and a all day dress with ricrac trim. Patterns 1481 and 1529 cover sizes from 14 to 46 with yardage details and sew charts. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago for 109 designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorae Braid
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Keats Asked Inscription for Grave Writ in Water
The poet John Keats requested that his grave bear the line Here lies one whose name was writ in water as a final inscription. The quoted phrase expresses his sense of fame and lasting recognition.
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Keats
Interlaced Stitches In Tones of Pink
Pink now available for decoration with embroidered mats and table scarves. The sample shows palest pink linen with darker pink and deep rose threads. Instructions detail cutting, hemming, catch stitching, and interlaced rose accents with diagrams and steps. Mrs Spears offers Book 2 with ninety more stitches and repair tips for 25 cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness irritability and menstrual discomfort claiming three generations of women use it to tone the system and ease functional disorders with over a million testimonials and urging readers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Nature
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Forgotten Acts Of Kindness From A Quiet Life
A reflective note emphasizes small acts of kindness and love that go unnamed yet define a good life. It highlights how unseen deeds form a worthy, enduring legacy beyond grand gestures.
Wisdom and generosity quote from Home publication
The text proclaims that true generosity reflects wisdom and love for others, asserting that a person who loves no one remains unblessed. It emphasizes benevolence as a moral guide.
The Last Count Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A reflective aphorism on aging and legacy cites Ralph Waldo Emerson's line about counting years only when other measures are gone. The piece frames time as a measure of life beyond possessions or deeds.
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Ralph W. Emerson
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William Macleod Raine
WIN Service
Chapter
Post Office Department
Aids Bureau of
Ricrac
Garfield
Garfield Tea CO
Dept. 21
Brooklyn
N.Y
ATA
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