Western Story Magazine, November 13, 1926

# Western Story Magazine, November 13, 1926

This weekly issue features one complete western novel and two continuing serials. Robert Ormond Case's "The Tailor-Made Wrangler" opens the issue, depicting two cabin partners—the sardonic Windy DeLong and the determined "Lonesome" McQuirk—as McQuirk conceals a mysterious plan from his curious partner. Five short stories follow, including tales by Herbert Farris, Frank Triem, and others. Two serials continue: "The Bells of San Filipo" by George Owen Baxter (Part Two of six) and "The Iron Trail" by Max Brand (Part Three of six). The issue also includes informational articles on pioneer western towns, dog breeds, and the history of copper mining, plus miscellaneous pieces on Indian customs, western state flowers, and desert history, along with regular departments and reader contests.