Barrel barnyard confrontation ends with confession
In Gunlock Ranch a tense encounter in a dim barn leads to Barney Rebstock's knife threat and Sandy's brutal takedown. A fight ends with a wounded arm, a tourniquet, and plans to reveal who hired the Denison house fire, as Bill Denison weighs next steps with Jane Van Tambel and the doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Lefever
Henry
Pard
Scott
Page
McAlpin
Sandy
John
Bob
Ben
Redstock
Carey
Doc
Barney Rebstock
John Lefever
Bob Scott
Barney Re
Bill Denison
Harry Boland
McCrossen
van Tambel
Carpy
Jane van Tambel
Cost of State Government Rises Rapidly Over Five Years
A state official presents figures showing total government costs rising from 95.8 million in 1932 to an estimated 129 million for 1936, with growing deficits in the general revenue fund and Confederate pension, urging taxpayers to feel insecure amid rising expenditures. The note ends with a remark on Java volcanoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Pension Fund
General Revenue Fund
General Fund
Democrats to Help Bonham Solonin Fight for Red River Rights
North Texas sportsmen celebrate a victory as the Democratic convention at Fort Worth adopts Broadfoot’s resolution calling for negotiations to restore equal fishing and hunting rights on Red River. Broadfoot explains Texas must push action in the Legislature or Congress to allow Texans to fish from the Texas bank without Oklahoma licenses.
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Bonham Solonin
Red River
North Texas
Supreme Court
Texas
Oklahoma
A. S.S. Broadfoot
Fort Worth
Bonham Solon
Broadfoot
Platform and Resolutions Committee
Congress
South Bank
Bonham
U. S. Plans Revision for Defense Spending
Washington reports a revised national defense program aims to set a new high for peacetime military and naval spending. Treasury officials say international tensions will shape 1938 army and navy appropriations, with the London naval treaty expiry triggering a potential arms race and shifting allocations in coming years. Japan and Britain could outrank the U.S. in several categories as treaty limits lapse. England also signals it will not scrap 40,000 tons of destroyers and may build two 35,000 ton battleships after December.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Japan
Great Britain
England
Falls in Law's Hands for Driving Own Car Again
James Council of Sherman was detained by police Sunday after his car, once reported stolen, was recovered nearby. An all‑points alert had been issued across North Texas. Council, driving in Dallas, was stopped when an officer recognized the license plate and Council identified himself at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Sherman
James Council
Mr. Council
North Texas
Council
Dallas
Noted Evangelist Converts to Business Talk
A Negro evangelist questions a new convert about laying aside sins and paying debts. The exchange shifts from religion to business as the congregant responds and the parson challenges the tenor of the conversation.
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Pahson
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Mac
Rebstock
Boland
Sanday
Bill
Ben Page
Dr. Carpy
Denison
Jane
S. H. Montgomery
Texas Tax Journal
Island
Java
U. S
Ashburn’s
Ashburn
Ples
The
First National Bank
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