Desperate Nevada Ride Threatened by Inquest and Murder
Walt Gandy travels toward the CC ranch in central Nevada where a girl with a rifle directs him to Emigrant for an inquest into a murder. He then learns Cash Cameron, owner of the CC ranch, faces multiple foes as Sheriff Battles seeks to pin the crime on him. Helen Cameron, Cash’s daughter, testifies.
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Bill Hollister
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Cash Cameron
CC Ranch
Cash
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Chino Drake
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Inquest Sparks a Shootout on Emigrant Bench
Walt Gandy intervenes as Helen Cameron collapses during the inquest on a murder at Gospel Hall. After a street brawl with Bill Hollister, Gandy learns of a looming cattle scramble as CC clashes with Emigrant Bench factions. Sheriff Battle pressures Hollister toward law, warning of wider bloodshed.
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Sheriff Battle
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Barbara Bell Pattern 1928-B Young Child Wardrobe
A 1928 Barbara Bell pattern No 1928-B offers a sun-suit frock and bonnet for ages 2 to 6 with kimono sleeve yoke and braid trim. Includes step by step sew chart and fabric lists in colors suitable for tots play clothes. Size 3 requires 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and 1/2 yard braid.
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Barbara Bell
Chapter W Alt mails self letter from Emigrant Office
CHAPTER W ALT moves along the street and enters the Emigrant post office. He pays forty cents, receives a box, writes an addressed envelope to himself, buys stamps, and mails it. A follower at the door, a ramrod figure with dark eyes, watches him intently from cow-country boots.
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Ask Me Another A General Quiz Header
The questions cover general knowledge and word meanings with the provided answers: 1 Iceland. 2 The rank appears horizontal while the file is vertical to an officer facing his company. 3 Utah Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. 4 A low shelter for baseball players a hollowed log canoe and a cave in a hillside. 5 Thirteen. 6 The ancient Romans wore false teeth. 7 Scribe.
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Arizona
New Mexico
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Scribe
His Very Own Brag Sparks a Lesson in Talent
A terse dialogue frames a parent insisting on originality in a child. A teacher counters by pointing to the boy’s math as proof of development. The father boasts about his daughter's costly music lessons as evidence of refinement, while a neighbor’s legal action adds a disparate note.
Funny Exchange Reveals Raffle Gaffe and Coat Mixup
In a cafe a man asks if another is Mr David Brown. The reply denies it. A bystander named Sam is mistaken for the man as a coat is placed on him. A quip about gambling arises with a line about buying a raffle ticket for a wife. The scene ends with a playful misidentification.
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Sam
Four Hours Sleep Sheds Light on Man's Endurance
Smith and Black ride in a coach when Black yawns showing his tonsils. Smith quips about four hours sleep being enough, and Black retorts about his baby knowing it since infancy, revealing a playful exchange on fatigue and resilience.
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Scented Cinemas Bring Smell to Film Scenes
The article notes cinema progress from silent reels to music, singing, talking pictures and color. Innovations include stereoscopic 3D and soon smells. Viewers will nose scents named with scenes such as rose gathering fruit picking and hay making through the new smellies system.
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