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The Legend of “Killin” Jim Miller
The legend: an orphaned “Killin” Jim Miller murdered his grandparents when he was a small child in Texas.
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Lone Star Chili
With the National Football League’s Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers ready to square off against each other for the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday...
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Ron Young I was lucky to be involved in the Texas vs California Chili Cookoff at the Wildlife Way Station back in the 80's. Don't remember who won, but I know I got to taste some great Chili....except for that Armadillo Chili.
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James Brock if it aint hot it aint from the south
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These chainmen of the United States Geological Survey measure a baseline near Fort Wingate, New Mexico, in 1883. The chain was comprised of 100 links that totaled 66 feet in length. 
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Tina Lorea Cutrer I'm in the middle of writing a western romance book based in the late 1880's and survey is a small part of the story line . Thanks for sharing ..
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Johnny Goodman When i first started surveying we used a 100 ' metal chains but never used the actual measurement of "rods" .
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Billy the Kid
With all this talk going around about another Billy the Kid photo I submit to you Dale Crawford’s amazing discovery.
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Quincy P. Wagstaff I submit to you this authentic photograph of the "Kid" which proves, beyond a doubt, he was no "kid."
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Jerry Lewin William H. Bonney was Murdered by the Cowardly Pat Garrett on July 14,1881. No doubt in my mind! Billie was very fond of one of his teachers. That may well be a picture of him. Even though there aren't many?
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The Russell is the premiere fundraising event for the C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, attracting collectors, artists, and patrons from around the country. The three-day schedule of events and exhibitions culminates in The Russell Live Auction which features significant works by historic artists such as Thomas Moran and Charles M. Russell as well as the country’s most acclaimed contemporary western artists. 
Five original Russell pieces have been consigned to Live...
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The Russell: An Exhibition and Sale to Benefit the C.M. Russell Museum Join us for The Russell Exhibition and Sale, March 17-19, 2016 in Great Falls, Montana!
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