Cattle Kingdom Saga Of Dunn Ranch Blood Feud Unfolds
In the Red Hills strain of the cattle frontier Dunn directs cow hands to hunt for a killer after a horse is found slain at Short Creek. Tensions rise as Sheriff Amos and rival leaders converge, with threats of further violence and a plan to track suspects across Inspiration. The tale weaves clan power, disputed property, and looming tragedy amid the cattle country.
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Yatta
Ris
Dunn
Marian
Halliday
Link Bender
Pinto
Gam Caldwell
Nwa
Kingdom
Val Douglas
Tulare Callahan
Kille
Ito Billy
Short Creek
Walt Amos
Old Man Coffee
Billy
Amos
the Kid
Cayuso Cayetano
Bender
Old Man
Coffee
Arizona
Bob Flagg
Maritar
Kid
Cayuse Cayetano
Lon Magoon
Billy Wheeler
Horse Dunn
Gil Baker
Steve Hurley
Marian Dunn
Front Sear
Red Hills
Billy Wisselee
Tower of Dust
Trial threats loom over Inspiration range case
A tense procession moves toward the Inspiration county office as Sheriff Amos questions Horse Dunn and Billy Wheeler about the Magoon murder. Old Man Coffee senses deeper intrigue while Dunn asserts control and a showdown with local power. The case centers on Lon Magoon’s death and a suspected third man on the plains.
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Lon Magoon
Billy Wheeler
Horse Dunn
Marian Dunn
Coyote
Billy Keeler
Mr. Dunn
Val Douglas
Wheeler
Tulare
Amos
Val
Douglas
Horse
Renee Dunn
Magoon
Tulare Callahan
Horseunn
Dunn
Bob Flagg
Sheriff Amos
Fish Ancestor Claim Shakes Human Lineage at Columbia
New York United Press reports at Columbia University that Dr. Frederick Tilney, neuroanatomy professor, argues humans evolved from a crossopterigian fish. He says apes and monkeys are not ancestral to man and outlines a path from fish to modern human brain, predicting future descendants as gnome like beings with domed heads.
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New York
United Press
Columbia University
Frederick Tilney
Tilney
Training of John Marshall and education path unfolds
The account notes John Marshall, future Chief Justice, trained under John Marabal and studied at Wilibmn and Mary in the late 18th century, with dates appearing as 1770 or 4780 in the record. The fragment emphasizes mentors and early schooling shaping Marshall's legal career.
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John Marabal
John Marshall
United States
Sewing patterns offer stylish fall designs for women
Milady, Sew-Your-Own brings fashionable patterns for summer to fall. Patterns 1376 1347 and 1258 range sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details and long sleeves. Order patterns from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois for 15 cents each.
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Milady
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Conceded Beau Brummell in Collier's Weekly Tale
Collier's Weekly recounts Beau Brummell as the master dandy of London society famed for his dress and manners. His conceit grew until he ordered a duchess from a reception for a low cut back, an action described as shocking to guests and reflecting his offended taste.
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Beau Brummell Beau Brummell
London
Collier’s Weekly
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