Palo Duro Canyon Presented as National Park Vision
A compelling prose portrait extols Palo Duro Canyon near Canyon City as a sublime, almost sacred landscape with twin canyon walls, springs, and diverse trees. It urges municipal state and federal park designation to preserve this arcadian Panhandle treasure for future generations.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle
Canyon City
Canyon
Passing of the Cowboy in the Photo Era
The World Works for January features Harry Peyton Steger’s piece on Edwin E. Smith of Bonham Texas, a former cowboy turned photographer whose eight years of work yield more than 2000 images of ranch life. The essay notes the fading cowboy era and praises outdoor life, Texas farming shift, and Randall County auto travel. It highlights Texas as a land of low taxes, public schools funded by land sales, and rich flora.
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Harry Peyton Steger
Edwin E. Smith
Bonham, Texas
Boston Museum of Photographs
Boston
Palo Duro Canyon
Texas
Plains
Iowa Panhandle immigration debate sparks Iowa Club move
An Iowa Des Moines story reports a plan to rebrand the Dollar Club as the Heater Iowa Club to combat Texas Panhandle land sales. The group seeks $10,000 in Articles of Incorporation and a 40 member board to educate youths that Iowa offers solid investments.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dollar Club
Texas Panhandle
Wellington Hotel
Gheater
United States
Texas
Panhandle
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