Articles from Wild West (October 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A Charles Schreyvogel classic still looking good at age 100: Saving the Dispatch celebrates Western troopers.	Boggs, Johnny D.		438
Ambrose Bierce, the Wickedest Man in San Francisco.		Book review	147
Annie Oakley items.		Brief article	67
Autry Festival.		Brief article	29
Bank cashiers sometimes dealt with unauthorized withdrawals: Jesse James tested the mettle of Joseph Heywood.	Koster, John		1467
Breaking the Buckskin Ceiling.		Brief article	57
Canadian Fur Trade.		Brief article	43
Canyon Diablo, Arizona.	Uebelhor, Christopher O.		494
Cheyenne Blood.		Brief article	158
Custer's complexion.	Riley, Don	Letter to the editor	185
Dodge City docket.		Brief article	106
Donovan and Custer.	Clark, Michael R.	Letter to the editor	186
Famous last words.	Hall, Calvin	Brief article	69
Fort Laramie: Military Bastion of the High Plains.		Book review	543
Fort Worth.		Video recording review	183
Frontier editors go the way of all press: Forbes is forgotten, but not so Dutton Peabody.	Lalire, Gregory	Editorial	647
Frontier flashes.		Brief article	104
Giants in the land: monstrous frontier freight wagons rumble still in Ketchum, Idaho.	Sneed, David		517
Gunsmoke, Lonesome Dove dominate WWA poll.		Brief article	287
Happy trails.		Brief article	116
Jesse James.		Video recording review	179
Lakota Artifacts.		Brief article	33
Lewis died 200 years ago.			276
Little more than neighborhood thugs, they still left a big black mark: the Blalock-Fry Gang pulled off a string of robberies.	Wood, Larry		1578
Louis Kraft acts on his love of history to tell Indian agent Wynkoop's story: this renaissance man's works include an evening with Ned onstage.	Boggs, Johnny D.	Interview	1238
Moose or elk?	Wimbish, Connie; Turrentine, Tom	Letter to the editor	137
More than a trail ride.		Brief article	273
Mule offspring?	Riley, Don	Letter to the editor	271
Navajo textbook.		Brief article	128
New Mexico Museum opening.		Brief article	65
Newspapering in the Old West.		Book review	113
Not Just a Housewife.		Brief article	51
Not married to Wyatt Earp: Glenn Boyer kept the name of the iconic lawman alive but has been accused of muddying the Earp research field. Though other projects have preoccupied him of late, the controversial octogenarian has not lost his grit and again speaks with Wild West about his main man.			4271
Parks on PBS.			33
Pawnee passion.		Brief biography	184
Pistols, Petticoats & Poker: The Real Lottie Deno.	Lauterborn, Dave	Book review	388
Red Blood and Black Ink: Journalism in the Old West.		Book review	187
Red Light Women of the Rocky Mountains.		Book review	529
Red River art.		Brief article	55
Rogers' firearms.		Brief article	115
Roughing It.		Brief article	169
Russell retrospective.		Brief article	29
See you later, David Carradine.		Obituary	70
See you later, Don, Ormly.		Obituary	42
Sheep or goats?	McSwain, Ross	Letter to the editor	125
Silver satire: the frontier humor of newspaperman William Forbes: he was hard-drinking, fun-loving and witty.	Smith, Scott	Biography	1577
Smoking kills.		Brief article	158
Soldiers West: Biographies from the Military Frontier.	Boggs, Johnny D.	Book review	296
Take the stage.		Brief article	48
Teddys ride to recovery: as a young man, Theodore Roosevelt traveled to the Dakota Badlands to write, raise cattle and grieve heavy personal losses. He also laid the foundation of his presidency.	Di Silvestro, Roger	Cover story	4730
The cowboy brigade's inaugural invasion: Seth Bullock and 60 handpicked cowboys captivated the capital by riding in President Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 inaugural parade.	DeArment, R.K.		2104
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.		Video recording review	198
The Poet Bandit of Arizona Territory: daring rustler and train robber 'Red' McNeil taunted territorial lawmen with his written words.	Ackerman, Rita		2273
The Sharps-Borchardt Model 1878 was extremely advanced for its day: hunters, frontiersmen and a Mormon scion favored it.	Layman, George J.		993
The Shootist.		Video recording review	230
The Sutton-Taylor Feud: The Deadliest Blood Feud in Texas.	Guttman, Jon		342
The Texas Ranger Hall of Fame & Museum marks 40 years of showcasing lawmen: Waco is the place to go for Ranger memorabilia.	Wommack, Linda		731
The Vigilantes of Montana.		Brief article	168
Two strong Lakota leaders shared the name 'He Dog': historians have long confused their biographies.	Jacobson, Claes H.		1265
Wagon Days.		Brief article	56
We Shall Remain.		Video recording review	434
West words.		Quotation	108
Western art.		Calendar	31
Wild and woolly war of words: a Western writer wages a one-man battle to choose the best frontier quote. Among the quotable contenders are Virgil Earp, Doc Holliday, John Wesley Hardin, Buffalo Bill Cody and Sitting Bull.	Banks, Leo W.	Quotation	2829
Wild West's top ten: Bayard H. Brattstrom, zoologist and Wild West reader, ranks frontier fauna.	Brattstrom, Bayard H.		330
Young Guns II.		Brief article	189