Word: graveses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Halos of Thieves & Rustlers. With $10 worth of fur and $90 in cash, Stetson settled in Philadelphia (where headquarters have since remained) to turn out his hats, which he named "The Boss of the Plains." They had an immediate popularity among Westerners. Even by the '70s, thieves and rustlers...
"Dysentery laid many low. Dead were buried in graves blasted out of the volcanic rock. Loneliness also took its toll. Stories abound about the way men called the rocks by name and greeted goats as friends.
Gallant Undertaking. In St. Paul, Willard Edward Graves and Mary Louise Coffin announced plans to wed.
It's a blood and thunder saga o the career of Billy the Kid, who "in the brief span of twenty-one years sent twenty-one men to untimely graves," the musical manages to keep a plot together while the audience witnesses at least fifteen of the murders in addition...
Sidney Chase Graves