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    A Bag of Grain and Dynamite
    A Bag of Grain and Dynamite
    A Bag of Grain and Dynamite
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    A Bag of Grain and Dynamite

    Written by John J. Law

    Narrated by Tom Fria

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    It was a bright and sunny morning in 1874, when a Union Pacific passenger train chugged along towards Oklahoma territory. One of the passengers was Taylor Gunther. Gunther had a rather perilous line of work as a bounty hunter. The job itself was quite stressful and often brought with it many complications. It was one of these complications that weighed heavily on Gunther as he sat in his chair on the train.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.C. Hulsey Books
    Release dateMay 15, 2024
    ISBN9798882392580

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