Dusty King, Lew Gordon Rivalry Sparks Texas Cattle War
Bill Roper tries to cripple Bep Thorpe by waging a Texas cattle war aided by Dry Camp Pierce and outlaw gunmen. Roper aims to reclaim eleven Tanner outfits while facing dwindling funds and cautious trail buyers as spring nears. Thorpe bankrolled by Dodge City wealth and planning to push north, keeping Tanner’s holdings intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty King
Lew Gordon
Texas
Montana
King
Bep Thorpe
Bill Roper
Thorpe
Jody Gordon
Dry Camp Pierce
Roper
Cleve Tanner
Tanner
Thorpe-Tanner Organization
Nate Liggett
Tex
Daniels
Hat Crick Tommy
Lee Harnish
Wilce
Pot Hook Ranch
Sheshone Wilce
Bill
Dodge City
Middle Country
South Texas
Wiles
Cleve Tanner Drives Record Cattle Bunch Across Border War
The narrative follows Bill Roper and band as Cleve Tanner aims to move fifteen thousand cattle to the Red River region. Border gangs, renegades, and dwindling forces clash with Tanner’s large, organized outfits, ending with Roper facing depleted resources and a looming defeat as the march to the Big Bend continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilce
Bill
Cleve Tanner
Red
Roper
Shoshone
Lee ‘Harnish
Dave Shannon
Mudcat Tarn
Shannon
Lee Harnish
Mexico
Gospel Missionheads Lutheran Europe Mission Text
The sermon traces how the gospel moved into Europe via Providential hindrance and divine guidance. It notes Paul's vision to Macedonia, the need for inner prompting aligned with scripture, and the pivotal encounter at Philippi with a receptive woman named Lydia, highlighting faith and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Paul
Macedonia
Christianity
God
Christ
Eer Eines
Maes
Seiior
Seager
Paul Ae
Lesson for July 6 from Religious Education Council
A brief note from the Council of Religious Education outlines a July 6 lesson. The text notes permission for use and emphasizes education standards and respectful conduct during instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selene Tresuahted
Tarenene
Council of Religious Education
Gems of Thought Doctrinal Passages in Quiet Wisdom
A fragmentary collection of quotations on inner peace and virtue. It cites macdonald about silent repose and harmony, Wotton on born merit, Cicero on natural ability, and proverbs about a merry heart. The text reads as an anthology of moral maxims rather than a connected article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
H. Wotton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talan LE May
W.N.U
Ees Sabank
Cleve Tanners
Harnish
Tex Long
Bert Johnson
Big Bend
Valley of the Nueces
Graham
Art
Davis
Pierce
Pot Hook
Long Trail
Gord
Harish
Harold L. Lunuist
D. D. Dean
Moody Bite Institute of
Usion
J. Fuller
By Jerry Link
Puller
Beaconsfield
Daisy Fly Killer
Doans
Martin
Sioux City
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