Dangerous Men and Resolute Women - 6 Western Pulp Tales! — Alan Le May

PERIL PRESS presents:Collier?s, February 11 1933THE NESTER?S GIRLby Alan LeMayIllustrated by Matt ClarkA romance of the modern West. It seems that places still exist where there is scope for dangerous men and resolute womenA battle for desert water?and for love. 5600 WordsCollier?s, April 26 1930THE BATTLE OF GUNSMOKE LODEby Alan LeMayIllustrated by Henry DavisThe story of a little Western fracas that was nobody's business but the winner'sTHE BATTLE OF GUNSMOKE LODE: The story of a stubborn man.4180 WordsCollier?s, August 22 1931SADDLE BUMby Alan LeMayIllustrated by Matt ClarkA Western romance?with the spice of mystery that makes a good story irresistibleSADDLE BUM: Sheep feud in the cattle country.5200 WordsCollier?s, June 27 1931MULESby Alan LeMayIllustrated by Harold Von SchmidtA drama of the open spaces, with Twenty-Mule Bill, capably assisted by a company of leatherheads, swivel-ears, harness canaries and heavy-gauge jack rabbitsMules: Or, as some say, heavy-gauge jack rabbits.2000 WordsCollier?s, May 14 1932BRONC FIGHTER'S GIRLby Alan LeMayIllustrated by Herbert Morton StoopsThere are times when it takes more courage to quit than to carry on. But who?d expect a girl to think of that?A romance of the rodeos.5600 WordsWestern Story Magazine, September 20 1924NEEDIN? HELP BADby Alan LeMay1000 WordsThis edition has 20+ images between story illustrations, mastheads and magazine covers.