Riding to defend a cattle range showdown with Ben Herendeen
Clay Morgan faces a lone bid against rancher Ben Herendeen as enemies for years. Lila's death fuels the feud while Catherine Grant and Ann McGarrah love Morgan. After Hack Breathitt is killed, Morgan uncovers Herendeen’s cattle theft and escapes a planned shootout with Lige White aiding a risky retreat toward Government Valley.
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Clay Morgan
Ben Herendeen
Clay
Lila
Herendeen
Morgan
Janet
Catherine Grant
Ann McGarrah
Hack Breathitt
Hack
Charley Hillhouse
Gurd Grant
Catherine
Mack
Fox Willing
Nester
Lige White
Government Valley
Lige White Brings Tense Fallout After Shootout
Morgan, Lige White, and Ben Herendeen clash in a night of gunfire as Hack Breathitt is killed and Hillhouse wounds Lige. Catherine confronts family treachery while Morgan delivers Lige to a doctor and prepares for a showdown with Hack’s fanatic rival.
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Herendeen
Morgan
Vance Ketchell
Lige
Ketchell
Fox
Mrs. White
Catherine
Lige White
Clay
Grace
Padden
Vance
Hillhouse
Hack
Janet
Daddy
Janey
Judah as example of self sacrifice in family life
A church lesson on Genesis 44 frames Judah’s plea for Benjamin as courageous self sacrifice. It stresses family as society’s core, urges steadfast love, intelligent action, and ultimate self denial, linking Judah’s act to Christ-like devotion and urges readers to show brotherly care.
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Joseph
Benjamin
Jacob
Judah
Cain
Lesson for September 20
A religious education lesson summary credits the International Council of Religious Education for selections and copyright permission. It outlines the date September 20 and notes the lesson subjects and Scripture texts curated for this study.
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International Council of Religious Education
Know Your Neighbors Meet At Home To Exchange Information
A call to neighbors to gather in homes to share information and build neighborly ties. The message promotes friendly association to foster courage and confidence vital for community morale and victory.
Curtains from worn sheets become cream and striped
The text explains curtains made from long pieces of material cut from worn sheets. They are dyed cream and trimmed with gingham and bias. A chart lists colors, stripe widths and spacing. It notes this as part of a booklet series with home fixing suggestions and ordering details.
Purposeless Speech Quote by Whichcote
A compact quotation on reason and speech from Benjamin Whichcote noting that people speak without substance unless they have something to say. This aphorism critiques empty talk and underscores the value of meaningful discourse.
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Benjamin Whichcote
Famous Broadway Signs Draw Crowds and Dynastic Purchases
A Collier's vignette recalls how several large electric signs on Broadway achieved fame. One sign became noted after a king bought a replica for his palace in the Orient, another drew steady fan mail, and a third halted traffic nightly as chorus girls performed on its face to the music of their orchestra.
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Charley Hillhouse
Breathitt
Three Pines
Herendeen
Charley
Hillhouse
War Pass
Padden
Jesse Rusey
Jesse
Rusey
Hack
Dell Lake
Mogul
Cache River
Broadway
New York
The
Orient
Collier’s
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Ernest Haycox
Haycreek Hills
Grant House
Gurd
White
Ben
Gard
Mogul's Rim
Jump
God
John
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Iff
Ruth Wyet
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
J. Fuller
By Jerry Link
Folka
Samuel Johnson
Laloes
Mr Hitler
America
Mr. Hitler
U. S
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Indiana
S.A
Prince Albert
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