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The Blazing Horizon the True Story of Pawnee Bill and the Oklahoma Boomers

Ernest Lynn
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  1. Begins: Gordon Lillie stood in the doorway of the restaurant, his gaze roving idly over one of the strangest medleys of humanity a man ever looked upon. It was Saturday afternoon in Caldwell. Bronzed, chap-clad cowboys, from nearby ranges or stopping enroute from their fatiguing herd riding, rubbed elbows with roughly dressed railroad laborers, for the Santa Fe extension was not yet finished and Caldwell was the haven of the thirsty souls who worked along the right of way. Here were cattle thieves, horse thieves, Indians, desperadoes; women, some with children and others with hard eyes and painted cheeks and a ready smile for the passing male; men making sidewalk speeches on the coming greatness of Caldwell and urging their listeners to buy while the boom was yet young.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
270
ISBN
9781162784878
  1. Begins: Gordon Lillie stood in the doorway of the restaurant, his gaze roving idly over one of the strangest medleys of humanity a man ever looked upon. It was Saturday afternoon in Caldwell. Bronzed, chap-clad cowboys, from nearby ranges or stopping enroute from their fatiguing herd riding, rubbed elbows with roughly dressed railroad laborers, for the Santa Fe extension was not yet finished and Caldwell was the haven of the thirsty souls who worked along the right of way. Here were cattle thieves, horse thieves, Indians, desperadoes; women, some with children and others with hard eyes and painted cheeks and a ready smile for the passing male; men making sidewalk speeches on the coming greatness of Caldwell and urging their listeners to buy while the boom was yet young.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
270
ISBN
9781162784878

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