The Old Cattle Trails by George Barrow Cowboy Driver
George Barrow, a seventies trail driver, recalls his first cattle drive from Lockhart Texas to up the Smoky River near Fort Hays Kansas. He describes rough days with Indians, buffalo hunts, a cyclone, a near drowning, and the Sewanee Kid drowning as the herd milled at the Canadian River.
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George
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Smoky River
Old Fort Hyes
Kansas
Bill Montgomery
South Texas
Waxahachie
Puncher
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Miss Buffalo
Jones
Canadian
Tennessee
Sewanee
Poetic Fragment Sings of a Lone Prairie Burial
A fragment of verse speaks of a burial in a lone prairie scene with a narrow grave measuring six by three, conveying somber imagery and mortality.
Reminiscences of the Trail and the Old West
Austin Callan recalls hardships and romance on the old cattle trail, describing cattle drives, Indian attacks, buffalo herds, and the changing world with railroads and bridges. He reflects on loyalty and adventure while noting progress has altered life on the frontier. Pierce's Cafe promotes magazines and smoky comforts to readers.
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Austin Callan
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