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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1952

Page

15

Collector preserves long family craft legacy at reservations

The piece notes a lifelong craftsman who began as a boy and pursued collecting for 65 years. Described as a strict collector who did not sell, the Colonel retains most of his father’s collection along with the department’s on the reservations. The story continues on page 9.

Colonel Read Fred W. Read Southport Racine Wis St. Louis Lawrencee Kans Quanigill

Lazy I Ranch Joins Hereford Association

Lazy I Ranch of Scottsdale is named to membership in the American Hereford association, boosting the roster to a record 20,161 breeders. The organization, based in Kansas City, noted 232 breeders joined in January as the association reported a world calf record of 506,061 purebred calves, up 79,090 from the prior year.

Kansas City Scottsdale American Hereford Association Association Hereford Association

Stot in The Desert Preview Delights and Historic Indian Relics

A column previews an upcoming Scottsdale horse show opening with the children's division. It highlights Enthusiast Oscar Strobel's gaited horse, the Norringtons at Rancho Del Caballos, and a Navajo exhibit featuring Colonel Pat Read and a vast Indian relic collection. The piece recounts rare artifacts from Sioux, Chippewa, and other cultures, including beadwork, medicine bags, and trade items dating to the 17th to 19th centuries, tied to Col Read’s family history.

Scottsdale Nlnes Oscar Strobel Noni Colin Campbell Sharon Riley Norringtons Rancho del Caballos Navajo Pat Read Elsie White Horse Custer Battle Field Sally New-Cat Wabano Green Bay Wis Canada

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