Longhorn Trail to Ogallala Ends in Dodge Clash
Lew Burnet leads the Cross T herd from Texas toward Ogallala in 1875 as internal battles, an Indian raid, a shootout in Dodge, and a hospital stay for Clay Manning test loyalties. Joy stays by Clay while Lew manages riders and a tense open A rival threat. The herd nears Ogallala as peace officers arrive for tense moments.
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Tom Arnold
Lew
Steve
Joy
Dodge City
Clay
Rachals
Joe Wheat
Quarternight
Pete Rachal
Rachal
Burnet
Fd Splann
Stoddard
Crazy Woman Creek
Ed Splann
Splann
Clay Manning
Curly
Doc
Towl
Army
Cross T Camp
Cisy
Mel
Dodge
Wright House
Desert Clay Manning
Great American Desert
Arkansas
Farapart
Jim Hope
John
The
Solomon
Nebraska
Keith County
Questions for wives of soldiers and a call to duty
Kathleen Norris urges wives to craft hopeful letters and plan postwar paths for soldiers. She warns against petty complaints and stresses pride in service, national unity, and readying careers or businesses for when the men return.
Enclose a Smile for Our Fighting Men
A wartime urged appeal explains the value of cheerful letters to service members. It urges writers to avoid personal complaints and to include news and smiles that boost morale. The message stresses letters from home as essential for those overseas awaiting news and support.
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