Western Story Magazine, December 13, 1924

# Western Story Magazine, December 13, 1924

This weekly issue contains eight stories across 144 pages. The lead serial, "Mountain Made" by George Owen Baxter (part one of six), introduces the newborn Winsor Terence Glanvil, son of rancher Hector Glanvil and his wife Mary. Hector, a heroic rancher, summons young Dr. Mahan to attend Mary's childbirth in the mountains. The doctor becomes devoted to Hector after witnessing his commanding presence. Winsor is born with brown eyes and black hair, inherited from ancestors generations past—a fact Hector notes with philosophical significance, recalling his great-grandfather Terence Glanvil's charm and Mary's ancestor Hugh Marston's cruel power over men. Hector dies fighting forest fires shortly after returning home. The issue also features "Loudon, from Laramie" (part five of six) by Joseph B. Ames, five short stories including pieces by Austin Hall and Cherry Wilson, an article on waterproofing hemp lariats, and miscellaneous wildlife notes.