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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

2

Desperate Choice Drives De Spain Against Cattle Thieves

Henry de Spain, manager of the Thief River Sleepy Cat stage line, battles a Morgan gap gang of cattle thieves in the Rocky mountains. He has killed two enemies and been badly wounded. Love links him to Nan Morgan, niece of gang leader Duke Morgan, while Nan’s uncle schemes a forced marriage to Gale Morgan.

Henry de Spain Thief River Sleepy Cat Rocky Mountains Morgan Gap Calabasas de Spain Nan Morgan Duke Morgan Gale Morgan

Nan's captivity stirs escape and a messenger’s ride

De Spain tasks Bull to find Nan at Duke Morgan's while a rain-soaked emissary returns with a note from Nan. Bull reveals her plea for patience, warning of bloodshed, as De Spain contemplates Nan's peril and plans a midnight move toward Sleepy Cat.

Bull Pardaloe Nan Old Bunny Mex Calabasas Bunny Pardalee Gale de Spain Cat

Ominous Message Drives De Spain to Action at Duke Morgan's

Henry de Spain pursues Nan Morgan after a cryptic telephone warning from Music Mountain. Lefever and Bob Scott mobilize a search as de Spain rides into the gap alone to confront Duke Morgan while Gale pushes a restraining plan with Judge Cruel amid mounting tensions in Sleepy Cat.

de Spain Nan John Lefever Music Mountain Lefever Bob Scott Jeffries Henry de Spain Central Tenison’s Morgan’s Gap Scott Morgan's Gap

20000 Members Wanted in State Agricultural Campaign

North Carolina mobilizes 5071 Boys and Girls Agricultural and Livestock Club members in a drive to enroll 20000 youths statewide. The program foresees 2234 acres of corn 82 acres cotton 1215 pigs 271 peanuts 127 poultry flocks and boosts state wealth through food and feed production amid wartime demands.

Raleigh Agricultural Club Cjuy Guilford Buncombe Wilkes Iredell Wake Madison Stanley Cleveland Johnston Rutherford United States North Carolina Poultry Club

A Surprising Slip Chapter XXIII

Scott plans a secret final arrangement with Lefever near El Capitan in a quaking aspen grove. He selects four men Farrel Kennedy Frank Elpaso Tommy Meggeson Wickwire as possible riders and warns not to leave the aspens until rain begins, predicting a cold night and gap scouts seeking shelter. De Spain and Lefever ride toward Music Mountain while Scott cautions riders to stay concealed.

Scott Lefever el Capitan Farrell Kennedy Frank Elpaso Tommy Meggeson Wickwire de Spain Music Mountain Gap

De Spain Ventures Through Morgan Gap to Rescue His Sweetheart

In the next installment, De Spain slips into Morgan gap during the night to rescue his sweetheart. The daring mission unfolds with tense chase moments and perilous near captures as he presses on under shadowed skies.

de Spain Morgan Gap

To Be Continued Silly Exchange in Rural Speech

A fragmentary exchange features a character asking for five cents and explaining his disinheritance by his father. The dialogue carries a folksy, humorous tone suggesting a setup for a continuation.

Durham Creates City Sealer of Weights and Measures

Durham aldermen authorize a full time sealer weights and measures with police powers to curb frauds. Five thousand copies of the ordinance are printed for distribution. The one year term requires visits to all firms persons and corporations using balances weights etc.

Durham Board of Aldermen North Carolina

Concord Woman Joins Navy

Concord reports one of the first Southern women recruits, Miss Cooper Miller, who enlisted in Philadelphia and has been commissioned as Chief Yeoman in the Navy yards. She is an experienced stenographer and will perform stenographic work.

Concord Navy Army Cooper Miller Philadelphia Navy Yards

Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry Seeks National Guard Acceptance

Fayetteville based unit applies to state authorities for acceptance as part of the state troops. Dr. Carson and H. Lyon of Fayetteville discussed the request with officials. Over one hundred men are enlisted and ready to serve in any needed branch.

Fayetteville

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Nan F Music Mountain Frank H. Spearman Whispering Smith Spain Duke Bull Page McAlpin MecAlpin Elpaso Henry John Bob Page Druel Judge Cruel Cruel Army OF Club Jespers Europe England France Germany
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