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A Bozeman Christmas

A Bozeman Christmas

On Christmas Day in 1867, three years after the founding of this fair Montana Territory city, Bozeman was elected by citizens as the county seat....

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Red Jack Almer

Red Jack Almer

On August 10th, 1883 the Florence-Globe Stagecoach was robbed about two miles from the remote Riverside Station on the Gila River by the Red Jack...

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The Bayou City

The Bayou City

In August of 1836, brothers Augustus and John Allen created a new town they hoped would be the “great interior commercial emporium of Texas.” They...

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The Leg I Left Behind Me Part 2

The Leg I Left Behind Me Part 2

Santa Anna’s eccentricity was only exceeded by his greed and extravagance. He outfitted his own private army, gave an endless round of celebrations,...

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Spirit of the West

Spirit of the West

Historian Dr. Larry Len Peterson’s tenth book, American Trinity: Jefferson, Custer, and the Spirit of the West (Sweetgrass Books, $34.95), is his...

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Dallas Lawman Down

Dallas Lawman Down

Dallas County (TX) Deputy Sheriff Charles Nichols was the first Dallas area lawman to die in the line of duty.  And his killer was famed then and...

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The Leg I Left Behind Me Part I

The Leg I Left Behind Me Part I

The Girl I Left Behind Me, a long-standing popular folk tune and song, comes from Dublin, Ireland and is dated by most authorities to the late 18th...

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An Unusual Scale

An Unusual Scale

Edgar Alwin Payne’s language of the Southwestern landscape mainly spoke of brilliant cliffs and skies towering over a small group of figures on...

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