10 Story Western Magazine, May 1937

This issue of a Western pulp magazine contains one complete novel and multiple short stories. The featured full-length work is Walt Coburn's "Ghost Rider from Powder River," concerning outlaw Lew Clayton who takes on another identity to settle a murder debt and win over a senhorita. Feature novelettes include Bart Cassidy's "Gunsmoke for Sale," depicting Horn Hooker, a cigar peddler challenging raiders who devastated his town, and Peter Dawson's "Tin Star Town-Tamer," about Sheriff Walt Crowe overcoming cowardice rooted in his outlaw past. Seven short stories follow, including tales of frontier outlaws, desert survival, and frontier justice. The issue includes a Western features section, story illustrations, and advertisements for an electric arc welder, flashlight batteries, and writing courses. Published by Popular Publications in 1937, marked with a seal indicating all fiction was original to this publication.