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Welcome to the great detectives of old-time radio from Boise, Idaho.

This is your host, Adam Graham, and joining me today is Andrew Rines from the OTR Westerns Podcast.

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And we will be talking about today's episode, which will be Tales of the Texas Rangers.

And you can hear a completely different episode of Tales of the Texas Rangers over at OTR Westerns.com today.

Yeah, we've been broadcasting it for a while now.

We're actually on like fourth or fifth repeat of re-editing and re-uploading.

So for us, we've heard all these episodes multiple times and we are in love with them over here.

Oh, yeah, it's good. And on OTR Westerns.com, that's where I first went through the series.

So this is definitely going to be fun to go through.

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And now we're going to get into today's episode of Tales of the Texas Rangers.

The original air date is August the 5th, 1950, and the title is Quick Silver.

And Andrew, we're going to go ahead and take a listen to that and we'll talk about it after we get back.

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