Western Story Magazine, June 9, 1928

This issue of *Western Story Magazine* (June 9, 1928) contains westerns and urban fiction. Robert J. Horton's serial "The Forgotten Hills" begins here, opening with Roger Hartland, a wealthy, inebriated Manhattan sophisticate at a nightclub with a woman named Rose Raymond. Dissatisfied with his monotonous life of drinking and gambling, Hartland commissions Rose to suggest an original diversion to combat his boredom. Additional offerings include Max Brand's continued serial "Three on the Trail" (part five); novelettes "A Wolf to Beat" by Edward T. Glynn and "Shorty Picks Up the Scent" by Ray Humphreys; and five short stories by various authors including Johnston McCulley and F.R. Pierce. The issue also features miscellaneous western content: nature articles about buzzards and sled dogs, and pieces titled "Red Raiders," "A Toad of Texas," and "Ramblin' Westward."