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Gabby Hayes Western #49 (1952)

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Contains 12 stories
Popping Trouble!
7 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesFredMaizie CornPop CornEllieHettie
The Mad Hatter
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loonie LesChauncey Middlebanks

Loonie Les strikes up a conversation with famous actor Chauncey Middlebanks and learns they share an unusual connection—both their names came from hats. What starts as a charming coincidence takes a delightfully absurd turn when Les reveals just what name his mother pulled from hers.

Extra Incentive!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Chief Grey MatterAce
The Killer At the Hunt
4 pp · western-frontier
Young FalconGrey CloudLong Tree

During a buffalo hunt with the Onodonta Indians, Young Falcon witnesses his ally Grey Cloud mysteriously collapse—only to discover a spear lodged in the warrior's leg, an act of deliberate sabotage. Grey Cloud reveals that Long Tree, a jealous rival hunter, planted the weapon to eliminate him and take his place, relying on the charging buffalo to cover the crime. Young Falcon tracks Long Tree through the forest, dodges his ambush arrows, and overcomes him in combat, bringing the treacherous hunter to face tribal justice.

A Tragedy!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Hammer Head

Hammer Head receives devastating news at the post office—his newly purchased wheat field has struck oil, leaving him unable to grow anything on the land in this 1952 humor tale from Gabby Hayes Western.

Correspondence School
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loco Lew

Loco Lew finds himself at odds with his nephew Oscar's schoolteacher after she complains that he's been helping with homework in all the wrong ways. Fed up with the criticism, Loco Lew sits down to fire back a strongly worded letter of his own—and it's clear this cantankerous cowpoke has plenty to say in his defense.

Corker, the Outlaw
6 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesCorker (Gabby's horse)Evil Eye Blink

When Evil Eye Blink's hypnotic powers turn Gabby Hayes' faithful horse Corker against him, the outlaw uses the mesmerized steed to pull off a string of thefts across town. Determined to prove his beloved mount isn't truly a criminal, Gabby tracks Corker to Blink's hideout, where he discovers the villain's scheme and finds himself facing the full force of those sinister hypnotic eyes. It's a race to free Corker from the spell before everyone involved comes to a tragic end.

Prize Winner!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Hammer Head

Hammer Head's got exciting news—his kid sister won first prize in an arithmetic contest at school! But when he shares the details of her winning answer, it becomes clear this prize might've been awarded on some pretty loose grading standards.

Correct!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Li'l Buck

A young scholar named Li'l Buck is challenged with a trick homework question about radio shipments to Europe, and when he cleverly answers by naming a year before radios existed, he proves he's outsmarted his examiner. In this quick-witted frontier humor tale, brains beat brawn in the most unexpected way.

Music Nut
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Cactus Brain
Sports Champion
6 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesTippyAunt HesterHot Lead McNastyDude Slick

When Gabby Hayes brags that he's a champion at every sport under the sun, Tippy decides to call his bluff—but Gabby's never even held a golf club or tennis racquet before. When a mountain blizzard traps Gabby and Tippy in the snow with wolves closing in and a mysterious cabin nearby, the old cowpoke's ridiculous improvisation skills suddenly turn those "fool contraptions" into genuine survival tools.

Loonie Les Makes a Difference!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loonie Les

Loonie Les heads to town convinced he's a champion speller, ready to prove his skills in the big spelling contest—though his confidence may be running ahead of his actual ability. This humorous western tale captures the would-be contestant's aspirations in the frontier tradition.

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