The Elks Magazine

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Title:	The Elks Magazine
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
Tables of contents:	FictionMags (most issues through 1935)
First renewed issue:	September 1930 (v. 9 no. 4); see 1958 July-December
First automatically renewed issue:	February 1964 (v. 42 no. 9), © January 25, 1964
First renewed contribution in:	March 1930 (v. 8 no. 10); see 1957 July-December

Renewed issues

This includes all active issue renewals prior to 1964, when automatic renewals began. It might not show all renewals from 1964 onward.

September 1930 (v. 9 no. 4)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals prior to 1964, when automatic renewals began. It might not show all renewals from 1964 onward.

March 1930 (v. 8 no. 10): "Seventh Son", by Albert Payson Terhune
May 1930 (v. 8 no. 12): "Little Go-Lightly", by Stephen Vincent Benét [Permissions]
June 1930 (v. 9 no. 1): "There is a Tide", by Elmer Davis
June 1930 (v. 9 no. 1): "New Wings for America", by Ernest Poole
June 1930 (v. 9 no. 1): "The Miracle Man of the Turf", by Jack O’Donnell
September 1930 (v. 9 no. 4): "The Quest of Sir Thomas", by James B. Connolly
October 1930 (v. 9 no. 5): "When is a Playwright?", by John Chapman
October 1930 (v. 9 no. 5): "Pride of India", by Donald Culross Peattie and Louise Redfield Peattie
October 1930 (v. 9 no. 5): "Adventure", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 1930 (v. 9 no. 7): "A Plea for Bad Golf", by Rex Beach
November 1931 (v. 10 no. 6): "Possible Johnny", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 1931 (v. 10 no. 7): "Present When Needed", by Harold Titus
January 1932 (v. 10 no. 8): "Under Northern Stars" (part 1 of 5), by William MacLeod Raine
April 1932 (v. 10 no. 11): "Pop Time Plays Ball", by Harold Titus
May 1932 (v. 10 no. 12): "Under Northern Stars" (part 5 of 5), by William MacLeod Raine
June 1932 (v. 11 no. 1): "Him an' Alexander", by Harold Titus
April 1933 (v. 11 no. 11): "All the Brothers Were Keoughs", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
August 1933 (v. 12 no. 3): "The Razor", by James B. Connolly
January 1934 (v. 12 no. 8): "The Slough Devil", by MacKinlay Kantor [Permissions]
June 1934 (v. 13 no. 1): "Blue Sedan", by Irvin S. Cobb
March 1935 (v. 13 no. 10): "You Try It", by Paul Gallico [Permissions]
May 1935 (v. 13 no. 12): "Croix de Guerre", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
May 1935 (v. 13 no. 12): "Paradise", by Max Brand (Author is Frederick Faust writing under a pseudonym.)
November 1935 (v. 14 no. 6): "Reprieve", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
November 1935 (v. 14 no. 6): "The Ballad of Bill Bozeman", by William Hazlett Upson
January 1936 (v. 14 no. 8): "Going My Way", by George Harmon Coxe [Permissions]
July 1936 (v. 15 no. 2): "Face of Stone" (part 1 of 2), by Maurice Walsh [Permissions]
August 1936 (v. 15 no. 3): "Face of Stone" (part 2 of 2), by Maurice Walsh [Permissions]
October 1936 (v. 15 no. 5): "The Sheriff Gets the Mail", by MacKinlay Kantor [Permissions]
November 1936 (v. 15 no. 6): "Thanks for What", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
September 1938 (v. 17 no. 4): "Ask Me No Questions", by Frederick Nebel
July 1939 (v. 18 no. 2): "Inside Track", by Howard Nostrand
November 1939 (v. 18 no. 6): "Time to Remember", by Teresa Hyde Phillips (using the name Fergus Ferguson)
September 1940 (v. 19 no. 4): "A Watch and the Wilderness", by Max Brand (Author is Frederick Faust writing under a pseudonym.)
December 1941 (v. 20 no. 7): "A Thing to Live For", by Wyatt Blassingame
June 1942 (v. 21 no. 1): "A Man and His Dog", by D. D. Beauchamp
August 1942 (v. 21 no. 3): "Satan and Sam Shay", by Robert Arthur
January 1944 (v. 22 no. 8): "Welcome Home Soldier", by Frederick Nebel
January 1947 (v. 25 no. 8): "Back of the Moon", by Robert A. Heinlein [Permissions] (Title as given in issue. CCE renewal record gives title as 'Man in the Moon (Back of the Moon)')
February 1950 (v. 28 no. 9): "Deep Dive: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow
June 1950 (v. 29 no. 1): "Miami Invites You to Fish", by Philip Wylie [Permissions]
March 1951 (v. 29 no. 10): "Ami, Go Home!", by Corey Ford [Permissions] and Walker M. Mahurin
April 1951 (v. 29 no. 11): "You Can Always Tell a Fisherman", by Corey Ford [Permissions]
January 1954 (v. 32 no. 8): "Wait in the Night: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow
May 1957 (v. 35 no. 12): "Danger Struck: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow
June 1957 (v. 36 no. 1): "Pipe to Big Bill: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow
July 1958 (v. 37 no. 2): "The Impossible Thief", by Hugh B. Cave [Permissions]
January 1959 (v. 37 no. 8): "Lines of Iron: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow (Copyright renewal record says this story appeared in the February 1959 issue, but we instead found it in the January 1959 issue.)
January 1960 (v. 38 no. 8): "No Bed of Pearls: A Short Story", by Charles Yerkow (Copyright renewal record says this story appeared in the February 1960 issue, but we instead found it in the January 1960 issue.)
January 1962 (v. 40 no. 8): "The Man From Sudden", by Robert Edmond Alter [Permissions]
January 1963 (v. 41 no. 8): "Wrangler's Reward", by Robert Edmond Alter [Permissions]

Additional note

Active contribution renewals are recorded beginning in the 1957 January-June CCE volume, but the earliest actively renewed contribution is noted in the 1957 July-December volume.

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