Centennial Trail Drive To Recall Early Movement Of Longhorns
The Texas Longhorn Centennial Trail Drive, June 26 to July 2, travels from San Antonio to Dodge City with a herd of 100 longhorns. Leaders include Ace Reid, Chas Schreiner III, and honorary trail bosses E H Marks, Russell Stranger, Milby Butler, Graves Peeler, and I G Yates. Contacts: Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America in San Antonio.
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Stamford American Page Three headline item
Stamford Texas June 30 1966 page three brief items list town news sports and notices including community events and upcoming local meetings.
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Chuck Wagon Style Meals Draw Crowds at Reunion
Visitors at the Texas Cowboy Reunion seek chuck wagon style meals as a savory opening to ranch history. Ranches send wagons yearly though few remain. the 6666 Ranch wagon will appear with Gerald Proctor chairing the activity. Meals are ladled from kettles with beans potatoes beef slaw stewed fruit and coffee or iced tea.
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Chuck Wagons Fade From Western Parade Traditions
Texas Cowboy Reunion attendees in Stamford on July 1 will glimpse rare relics like the 6666 Ranch chuck wagon, a symbol of fading ranch life as pack trucks replace wagons. Horse and mule teams, once central to transport, are now scarce and seen mainly in ranch work or shows.
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