This issue of the pulp weekly presents "Fred Fearnot's New Ranch" by Hal Standish, a serial adventure combining Wall Street finance with ranching in Texas. After Fred and Terry conduct successful market manipulations on Wall Street—switching from bull to bear, crippling rival Broker Bellamy, and thwarting hired thugs sent by Bellamy's nephews—they decide to return to Texas to develop their new ranch and expand their cattle herd by a thousand head. Fred and Terry travel to Fredonia to convince their sweethearts, Evelyn Olcott and Mary Hamilton, to accompany them south for the fall and winter. While Evelyn is willing, Mary's mother Mrs. Hamilton opposes the arrangement, harboring negative stereotypes about Texas and its inhabitants. The narrative details romantic reunions, financial discussions, and negotiations over the proposed relocation, with Fred advocating for the merits of Texas society against Mrs. Hamilton's provincial objections.
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- Date
- August 4, 1905
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