Boothill Is My Destination — Paul S. Powers

PERIL PRESS presents:Texas Rangers, December 1947BOOTHILL IS MY DESTINATIONby Paul S. PowersRanger Harlin Goes Gunning for His Dad's Killer! Ranger Harlan goes on the gun trail in order to avenge the death of his dad7000 WordsWestern Story, November 7 1936THE ORIGIN OF BOOT HILLMiscellaneousby Anonymous160 WordsFifteen Western Tales, February 1948THE BATTLE OF FIVE-CENT GULCHFeatureby Gene KivettEast Is East260 WordsFifteen Western Tales, February 1948CATTLE COUNTRY QUIZFeatureby Hallack McCord(Answers on page 33)Whing-Ding Wagon MannersWHAT kind of a cowpuncher are you—a top-hand or a “white collar waddy?” Here's your chance to find out. Below are listed twenty questions dealing with cowpuncher subjects and the West in general. If you can answer eighteen or more of them correctly, you're definitely in the top-hand category. If you answer sixteen or seventeen, you're good. But if you answer fewer than sixteen, better look out for that hoss. Good luck!1000 Words44 Western, April 1947TRAIL BLAZERS OF THE FRONTIERPicture Featureby Cedric W. WindasClinton Boycie—Tornado from Texas4 Illustrations240 WordsThis edition features 15+ images between illustrations, pulp covers, ads and such.