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April 2012
Features
The Best Texas Rangers Photos, Ever
Bob Alexander
Western Books & Movies
Route 66: Lost & Found
Allison Carlton
Cleaving an Unknown World
Lucky Bonner
The Great Plains Guide to Custer
Steve Alexander
Little Big Man
Henry Cabot Beck
Train Keeps A’Rollin’
Henry Cabot Beck
More In This Issue
Traveling Through History
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Wild Bunch Territory
Larry Clarkson
Tracking the Texas Rangers
David George
Gold Coast’s Badmen
John Boessenecker
Doc Holliday Slept Here
Tom “Dr. Colorado” Noel
Custer & Cody Country
Candy Moulton
Cathouse Melee
Bob Boze Bell
Cowboys & Cowtowns
Orin Friesen
April 2012 Events
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In the Nov/Dec. 2011 issue, I told readers a possible reason why Geronimo was holding two sticks was so he could steady the gun while firing. Reader David West has shared another explanation:
Marshall Trimble
Who was the man Wild Bill Hickok shot and killed in Abilene, Kansas?
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Why did some vaquero saddles have dinner plate-type saddle horns?
Marshall Trimble
How successful were traveling entertainers in the Old West?
Marshall Trimble
The John Wayne Memorabilia exhibit in Los Angeles featured his costume trousers with sewed-on belt loops. Aren’t belt loops an early 20th-century development?
Marshall Trimble
Did Arizona ever list train robbery as a capital offense?
Marshall Trimble
John Fusco
John Fusco
10 for 10: Bismarck, ND
Tracy Potter
Supersized in San Antonio
Jana Bommersbach
Unsinkable Margaret Brown
Mark Boardman
Snake River Salmon
Sherry Monahan
Paramount’s Golden Boy
Johnny D. Boggs
Gary Ernest Smith
Allison Carlton
Following Sibley’s Confederate Invasion
Johnny D. Boggs
Head Over Heels
G. Daniel DeWeese
Viva Villa!
Meghan Saar
Hardin’s Deadly Tools
Phil Spangenberger
