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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
8
Kentucky Jones trails two riders through a desolate stretch as he searches for Lee Bishop and Bill McCord. Bishop claims the canyon traps riders with no exit, a baffling disappearance that grips the wary horseman amid wind cold from the Maricopa peaks.
Kentucky Jones and Lee Bishop endure a night in a canyon after an ambush. Bishop dies from rifle fire as Kentucky builds fires, cares for him, and confronts a mysterious rider. Jean Ragland arrives in the signal-lit scene, revealing a crucial connection and a cliffhanger ending.
Jean Ragland discreetly passes the bullet to Kentucky Jones while Bar Hook ranch power plays unfold. A murder shocks the vicinity as Zack Sanders is found dead and Sheriff Hopper hints at a second killing. Jones seeks the gun's ownership amid betrayals on Bar Hook and Bar Flook as Jean sells her share to clear Jones’ path.
In a tense late-night confession scene, Kentuck and Lee Bishop discuss Bill McCord’s motive to kill Mason and whether Bishop or Kentuck could have been involved. Bishop insists he saw Mason alive near a Bar Hook ranch house despite clues suggesting Mason was killed earlier. The dialogue hints at memories of a ghostly recognition and Mason’s distinctive pinto horse.
A Colier's Weekly excerpt notes the first U.S. circuses avoided words like circus and show, adopting titles such as Great Moral and Educational Exhibition. They cultivated a pious image by attending church, citing Scriptures in promotions, and decorating wagons with Biblical pictures to ease hostility.
A Pathfinder Magazine piece playfully lists technical terms for common pains and conditions. It explains just enough to amuse curious readers by translating everyday symptoms into formal words such as otalgia for earache, cephalgia for headache, myopia for nearsightedness, and dysphagia for swallowing difficulty, while noting harmless explanations.
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