Western Story Magazine, June 5, 1926

Western Story Magazine (June 5, 1926): Street & Smith's weekly pulp presents seven fiction works across 112 pages. Two novelettes feature "That's Funny!" by F. R. Buckley and "When Chucklin' Kid Didn't Chuckle" by W. D. Hoffman. Two serials continue: "Trail of the Stone-that-shines" by Peter Henry Morland (six-part, part two) and "Homely Hunter of Ghost River" by Clem Yore (four-part, part four—the final installment). Five short stories—including "Greener Than Spruce" by Herbert Farris, "The Bridge Across the Canyon" by Austin Hall, and "Teeth of the Desert" by Frank Richardson—round out the fiction. Nonfiction includes David Post's article on the Welsh Springer dog breed and Erie Wilson's piece on Trinidad's pioneer towns. Miscellaneous columns address Native American topics, animal life, and regional news.