"Argosy Weekly", 30 November 1935 (magazine, free): Annotated table of contents

While Argosy did publish some science fiction, it wasn't exclusively a science fiction magazine. It published all sorts of action stories.

Link on author fetches more fiction by author. Where I have a separate post on a story, link on story title goes there. For stories I've read, my rating appears in brackets.

Table of contents (best first, unread last).

1. [ss] Murray Leinster's "The Extra Intelligence" (B): Something evil is looking for a human brain it can take control of ...
2. [serial - 1/6] George Bruce'd "Flying Circus": "The first of the aerial daredevils".
3. [serial - 2/3] Judson P Philips' "Off-Side!": "Dirty politics & clean football don't mix".
4. [serial - 3/6] J D Newsom's "Fool's Mate": "The Foreign Legion--a feud within the ranks".
5. [serial - 4/6] Arthur Hawthorne Carhart's "Rodeo": "Drama in the West's greatest show".
6. [novelette] Anthony M Rud's "Byng of Ballarat": "One man's fight in the Australian goldfields".
7. [ss] R V Gery's "Goliath": "Fighting sea wolves of the Medeterranean".
8. [ss] Odgers T Gurnee's "Taos Men Were Mountain Men": "With the army of the West in the days of Fremont".

Fact sheet.

Labeled: Vol 260, No 3.
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Related: Fiction from Argosy; old "pulps"; 1930s.