Clay Morgan and Ben Herendeen Face Auction Battle at Sage City
Clay Morgan, driven by his nine year old daughter and years of feuds with rancher Ben Herendeen, heads to Sage City where Government Valley will be auctioned. Hack Breathitt flees, while Catherine Grant and Ann McGarrah support Morgan amid loyalties split and old enemies stirring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Morgan
Ben Herendeen
Clay
Lila
Herendeen
Morgan
Janet
Catherine Grant
Ann McGarrah
Hack Breathitt
Gurd Grant
Catherine
Pete Borders
Government Valley
Sage City
Hack
Charter Hillhouse
Gan
Rusey
Eleven Thousand Bid Ends Western Land Sale Fortunes
Clay Morgan, a cattleman, wins an auction at eleven thousand for a desert deed and promises beef to Nesters Willing family. He then returns to town, faces the sheriff and marshal, and rides home with Janet McGarrah, reflecting on loyalty, risk, and future marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillhouse
Morgan
Charley Hillhouse
Charley
Landoffice
Land Office
Clay
Pines
Sage
Pm Fox Willing
Willing
Bundists Exposed by FBI Saboteur Roundup in New York
A critical tirade claims eight saboteurs were Bundists and were linked to Nazi consuls in New York and other cities. It accuses Bundists of betraying America, mocks Dorothy Thompson, and depicts Hoover as controlling censorship. The text condemns Bundist ties to Hitler and notes Nazi brutality against Czech resistors.
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Bund
FBI
Berlin
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Whiskers
Yorkville
Fritz
Hans
Hitler
China Shows What Can Be Done When Everyone Contributes
A WIN Feature essay notes how China mobilizes every man and boy in the war effort. It highlights a 14-year-old factory apprentice who became a skilled machinist, the movement of factory machinery into free China, and the rise of thousands of small plants under government funds. The piece praises Chiang Kai-shek’s leadership, the Chinese army of three million, and lessons learned on space and time against Japanese invasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
South
Free
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Chiang
Malaya
Java
United Nations
Patterns Sewing Circle Bonnet and Pinafore Set for Children
Patterns Sewing Circle presents Pattern No. 8199 a bright red bonnet and matching pinafore set for girls ages 1 to 6 described as easy to sew with no seams in the pinafore and a wide brim sun bonnet. The size 2 set uses 2½ yards of 36 inch fabric and 7 yards braid for trimming. Send your order for the pattern.
Arousing the Deity in Japan Religion Practice
In Japan most worship consists of temple visits for brief prayers. Shintoists clap to awaken the deity, while Buddhists ring a bell to gain the deity's attention, either alone or with a small group.
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Japan
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Nester
Old Mose
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Liard Connor
Nickum
Fred Rich
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Jesse Rusey
Jesse
Breathitt
Connor
Bones McGeen
Old Town
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Bones
Mor
Madison Square Garden
Dorothy Thompson
Miss Thompson
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Fatzo Fritz Kuhn
Fatzo
der Fuehrer
Reich
Social Justice
Heydrich
Hell
WIN
Colliers Weekly
Kelloggs
Harold Andrews
Gulf Stream
Florida
Kellogg Company
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Vina
West Wacker Dr
Chicago
Housewives
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
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