The Pacific Monthly: A Magazine of Education and Progress, Volume 16William Bittle Wells, Lute Pease Pacific Monthly Publishing Company, 1906 - Pacific States |
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... horse king on the Flathead. supplemented in the task of developing the new country . He is too high - strung for the more humdrum and tedious activities that cannot be wholly eliminated through the introduction of machine processes . Let ...
... horse king on the Flathead. supplemented in the task of developing the new country . He is too high - strung for the more humdrum and tedious activities that cannot be wholly eliminated through the introduction of machine processes . Let ...
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... horse king on the Flathead River . Wild horse round - up on the Flathead River . opment of the resources of the whole . It is true not all who have come to the West have been helpers . The weaklings and laggards have not encumbered ...
... horse king on the Flathead River . Wild horse round - up on the Flathead River . opment of the resources of the whole . It is true not all who have come to the West have been helpers . The weaklings and laggards have not encumbered ...
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A Magazine of Education and Progress William Bittle Wells, Lute Pease. Wild horse round - up on the Flathead River . Branding slick - ears and mavericks on the Allicote ranch. Among the richest legacies to the tra- ditions of the West was ...
A Magazine of Education and Progress William Bittle Wells, Lute Pease. Wild horse round - up on the Flathead River . Branding slick - ears and mavericks on the Allicote ranch. Among the richest legacies to the tra- ditions of the West was ...
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... horse , a boss that never lorded . Four summers at " Three - Bar , " as many market trips in season , eighty miles with bellow- ing hordes and thirsty riders , and never a stampede or a rebel . " It was mighty good of you , old boy ...
... horse , a boss that never lorded . Four summers at " Three - Bar , " as many market trips in season , eighty miles with bellow- ing hordes and thirsty riders , and never a stampede or a rebel . " It was mighty good of you , old boy ...
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... horse , digging his calked shoes between the cobblestones of the Powell - street hill , was slowly , yet surely ... horses therein stabled , but James the Second , who sup- planted James the First in the care of those horses and shared ...
... horse , digging his calked shoes between the cobblestones of the Powell - street hill , was slowly , yet surely ... horses therein stabled , but James the Second , who sup- planted James the First in the care of those horses and shared ...
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