Cowboy Stories, March 1927

Pulp Western Magazine Content Summary

This March 1927 issue of Cowboy Stories features a mix of western fiction and advertisements. The lead offering is "Ridin' Revenge," a book-length cowboy novel by J. Edward Leithead centered on revenge and gunplay. "Ivory, the Horse of Horses," a novelette by Glenn A. Connor, presents the story of a cow-pony's affection for a waddie branded as a horse-thief. The issue includes multiple short stories by established pulp authors: Richard Hitt Wilkinson's "Loaded and Primed," Scott Hauler's "The Fencin' of the Window-Sash," Paul Everniann's "Hindoo Hombres," Fred B. Michelson's "The Whistling Cowpuncher," and Peter A. Lyons's "Left-Handed Relations." W.D. Hoffman contributes part four of the serial "The Saddle Wolf." Additional sections feature reader departments and a range ballad by S. Omar Barker. The issue is heavily interspersed with mail-order advertising for vocational correspondence courses and mechanical devices.