Whisperin Ranch Saga Fifth Instalment
Ruth Warren inherits a three quarters interest in the Dead Lantern ranch in Arizona and travels with her ailing husband and child. At the remote adobe she encounters Snavely and the giant Ann as they reveal a haunted gulch, a hidden trash pit, and mounting tension.
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Ruth Warren
Arizona
Mexico
Charley Thane
Snavely
Indian Ann
Warren
Ruth
Ann
David
Kenny
Sugarfoot
Milk Cow Makes Beef and Trouble at Snavely Ranch
Ann and Ruth face danger as Snavely boasts of milking profits and plans to butcher cattle. He rejects barbed wire fencing, insisting on boards and control of the well area. Ruth forces precautions for a child and notes Ann’s cut from an accident with the kitchen cart. The scene ends with a cliffhanger about next week.
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Ann
Ruth
Greg
Snavely
David
North Carolina Counties Sign Cotton Reduction Contracts
Sixty seven counties in North Carolina signed cotton reduction contracts last week as county agents prepare to return to routine duties.
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North Carolina
Ancient Egyptian Life in Reproduced Tomb Paintings
A discussion of home life and pastimes in ancient Egypt using tomb paintings. The article notes original colors reproduce the story of a dead civilization and references The American Weekly insert with Baltimore American.
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American Weekly
Baltimore American
Newsboy
Kruschen Salts Ad Sparks Breathless Remark on Weight Loss
A reader claims Kruschen Salts helped her lose seven pounds without dieting. The 53 year old, 5 foot tall woman weighed 154 pounds last year and now weighs 147 pounds dressed, reporting easier stair climbing and improved energy. The ad promotes the six salt blend as boosting organ function and health, with jars sold by druggists for about 85 cents for four weeks.
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Ronald Finney
Emporia
Kas
Kansas School Fund Commission
Asheville
Western Carolina
Business District
America
NRA
Grandfather Orphans Home
Banner Elk, North Carolina
Banner Elk, N. C
County Commissionres
A. D. Wilson
Watauga County
Foster Chemical Company
Boone Drug Company
Boone, North Carolina
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