Argosy All-Story Weekly, November 12, 1927

About this issue

This November 12, 1927 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly features four serialized stories and several complete shorter works. The lead serial, "Somewhere in Nevada" by C. C. Waddell (Part One of three), follows Mickey Rado and his partner Slim arriving at the newly established mining camp of Quoonah, Nevada, after a gold strike draws fifteen thousand seekers to the remote desert location. The narrative depicts the chaotic, primitive conditions of the boom town—tents being replaced by hastily constructed shacks, constant rumors of claims and strikes, and the feverish activity of fortune hunters, while emphasizing the lack of basic infrastructure including water and proper shelter. The issue also continues multi-part serials "Queen of Clubs" by Hulbert Footner (Part Two), "The Return of George Washington" by George F. Worts (Part Five), and "Conrad the Saxon" by Joseph Ivers Lawrence (Part Three), plus the complete novelette "Kerry of the Air Mail" by Joe Weil, and four short stories.

In this issue

• “Queen of Clubs” by Filbert Footner · serial · p.34
• “Somewhere in Nevada” by C. C. Waddell · serial · p.481
• “Homesick Cowboy” by Edgar Daniel Kramer · p.533
• “The Last Chance” by Olin Lyman · p.568
• “The Return of George Washington” by George F. Worts · serial · p.569
• “Conrad the Saxon” by Joseph Ivers Lawrence · serial · p.601
• “Sonnet of a Shoemaker” by E. Leslie Spaulding · poem · p.624
• “Indestructible” by H. Stanley Haskins · p.638
• “Kerry of the Air”
• “Married and Broke” by Jack Bechdolt