Caldwell, Kansas, is mentioned often in the magazine, but why doesn’t Hunnewell—a wild, border town itself—get the same coverage? Donna L. Wiley Hunnewell, Kansas You’re right, Hunnewell was a wild town.  The city was located on the Kansas-Oklahoma border, right on a cattle trail drive from Texas. It had a railroad, and it was even named for a railroad official. Hunnewell became particularly restive when the long trail drives from Texas ended. In 2004, the population was only 82, and I


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