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Gabby Hayes Western #37 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Ruckus in the Rockies Chapter One - the Wolf Pack!
7 pp · western-frontier
Stickler for Facts!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Loco Lew celebrates his fresh paycheck—until a quick-witted prospector spots dried egg on his chin and bets him five dollars he can guess what Lew ate that day. What seems like an easy wager turns into a lesson about the importance of details, as Lew learns that being a stickler for facts can cut both ways in a frontier town.

Rapp the Reporter
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

Rapp the Reporter rushes into the newspaper office with what he claims is an exclusive front-page story that no other paper in the country knows about. When his boss asks how he can be so certain it's completely exclusive, Rapp reveals the truth: he made the whole thing up himself.

Ruckus in the Rockies Chapter Two - the Bear Facts
6 pp · western-frontier
Dependent Deeds
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

A young man's recent marriage sets off an unexpected chain of worry for his father in this humorous frontier tale. When news of the wedding reaches an old acquaintance, the comedy unfolds around the financial strain of newfound family obligations. It's a quick, lighthearted spin on small-town gossip and the cost of growing up.

Well Suited!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Molasses Mouth tests his luck with a daisy to discover whether his new sweetheart—a circus weight lifter—returns his affections, but a skeptical friend has some harsh observations about the match. It's a quick-witted jab at romance, frontier style, that lands exactly where you'd expect in this 1951 humor piece.

The Canoe of Death!
4 pp · western-frontier

Young Falcon, a woodland huntsman, rescues a maiden named Red Star from a river and learns that her people are held captive by the tyranny of Ruma, a canoe builder who claims only he possesses the power to craft vessels safe enough for the dangerous rapids. When Young Falcon boldly offers to build a canoe himself to expose Ruma's deception, the charlatan vows to curse it as a "canoe of death." As Young Falcon tests his newly built craft against the treacherous waters, he uncovers the hidden mechanism behind Ruma's so-called supernatural power—and sets his people free from exploitation.

Sulky's Sad Story
2 pp · humor; western-frontier

When Sulky decides to take a stagecoach east for a vacation instead of riding his horse, he's assured it'll be a comfortable journey—but the reality proves far different. Packed well beyond capacity with seventeen passengers in a coach meant for four, and with no room left for the driver himself, Sulky's trip becomes a grueling ordeal that leaves him walking all the way home with ruined feet. By the time he's back, he's got nothing but regrets and some choice words for anyone foolish enough to recommend coach travel again.

Ruckus in the Rockies Chapter Three - In Hot Water
6 pp · western-frontier

Gabby Hayes finds himself in a tight spot when the ornery Oscar traps him in a series of perilous predicaments across the rugged Rockies—from a deadly fall that nearly does him in, to magnetic rocks that immobilize his horse, and finally a scalding encounter with natural hot springs. As Oscar tries to finish off his rival once and for all, Gabby must rely on quick thinking and stubborn grit to survive the landscape itself and bring the varmint to justice.

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