Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 1928-2016

2016/LXXXVII Zapata, Joel. “Palo Duro Canyon, Its People, and Their Landscapes: Building Culture(s) and a Sense of Place through the Environment since 1540.” 9-39. Grauer, Michael R. “Picturing Palo Duro: A Case Study 41.” 41-47. Jackson, Lisa. “Below the Rim: Racial Politics of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Palo Duro Canyon.” 49-71. Seyffert, Kenneth D. “Environmental Change and Bird Populations in the Palo Duro Canyon State Park.” 73-85. Allison, Pamela S. and Joseph C. Cepeda. “Vegetation of Palo Duro Canyon: Legacy of Time and Place.” 87-105. 2015/ LXXXVI Turner, Leland. “Grasslands Beef Factories: Frontier Cattle Raisers in Northwest Texas and the Queensland Outback.” 7-28. Cammack, Bruce. “‘As If It Were a Pleasure’: The Life and Writings of John Watts Murray.” 31- 50. Turner, Alvin O. “The Greer County Decision: The Facts that Mattered.” 53-72. MacDonald, Bonney. “Receiving Genesis and the Georgics in Cather’s My Ántonia: Literature Fitted to the Land.” 75-85. Weaver, Bobby D. “Oilfield Follies: The Building of the Don D. Harrington Petroleum Wing.” 87- 99.

2014 / LXXXV Stuntz, Jean. “Early Settlement of the Panhandle by Women.” 9-18. Von Lintel, Amy M. “‘The Little Girl of the Texas Plains’: Georgia O’Keeffe’s Panhandle Years.” 21-56. Easley-McPherson, Hillarie. “The Politics of Reform: Women of the WCTU in Canadian, Texas, 1902-1920.” 59-80. Vanover, Mildred E. “‘My Museum’: The Susan Janney Allen Collection and Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum.” 83-104. Hubbart, Maureen. Archival Review: “Letters of Elizabeth Smith.” 105-112. Hunt, Alex. Regional Classics: “The Edge of Time By Loula Grace Erdman.” 112-117. O’Brien, Joshuah. Essay Review: “Mojtabai as Panhandle Author: Parts of a World By A. G. Mojtabai.” 117-123. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 139-145. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 147.

2012-2013 / LXXXIV Price, B. Byron. “Taking the Trail of Panhandle History: J. Evetts Haley’s Journal, 1925-1926.” 7-62. Hutson, Richard. “History in the Heroic Mode: J. Evetts Haley’s Charles Goodnight.” 64-81. Erickson, John R. “Haley and Goodnight.” 83-89. Kerr, Daniel Stewart. “Texas: Entertainment and Legacy.” 90-106. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 119-127.

2011 / LXXXIII Gelo, Daniel J. “The Comanche Landscape: Concepts and Context.” 1-13. Gracy, David B., II. “The Duty of Such as Myself: George W. Littlefield’s Ranching and Confederate Art.” 13-32. Murrah, David J. “Clarendon, Amarillo, and the Fight for the Athens of the Panhandle.” 33-42. Sweeney, Kevin Z. “Wishful Thinking: Attempts to Create Rainfall on the Southern Plains during the 1890s.” 43-62. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 63-68. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 69.

2010 / LXXXII Roos, Bonnie. “Frank Reaugh and the Tradition of Impressionist Landscape Painting.” 1-13. Carlson, Paul H. and John T. “Jack” Becker. “Georgia O’Keeffe in the Texas Panhandle.” 15- 28. Haes, Brenda L. “Life on the T Anchor Ranch.” 29-42. Albright, Richard Max. “Bob ‘Pappy’ Watson: Panhandle Broadcasting Pioneer.” 43-56. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 65-70. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 71.

2009 / LXXXI “Amarillo Area Bar Association Celebrates its Centennial.” 1-8. Neal, Bill. “Courtroom Gladiators of Yesteryear: Tales of the Texas Panhandle’s Pioneer Lawyers.” 9-26. Fish, S. E. “Judges, Juries and Law.” 27-40. Baker, Art. “Five Respected Legal Leaders.” 41-56. Forbis, John T. “Changes in Law Since WWII.” 57-64. Scarborough, Sheree. “Reflections on the Changing Roles of Women in the Legal Profession.” 65-84. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 85-90. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 91.

2008 / LXXX “In Memoriam Betty Bivins Lovell.” 1-2. Beasley-McPherson, Hillarie. “Not Just Surviving But Thriving: Jewish Life and Legacy in the Texas Panhandle.” 3-22. Sanders, Kellie R. “‘The Wednesday Monster:’ The Glazier-Higgins-Woodward F5 Tornado of April 9, 1947.” 23-44. Du Menil, Carley. “The Bank and the Community: Panhandle Banking in Various Markets.” 45-62. Scurlock, Dan. “The Origin, Meaning and Use of the Name Llano Estacado.” 63-70. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 79-85. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 86.

2006-2007 / LXXIX Vanderpool, Guy C. “A Letter from the Director of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum.” 1-2. Turner, Leland. “A New Business Plan for the Matador: Murdo Mackenzie, Modern Management, and the Operational Transformation of the Matador Land and Cattle Company, 1891-1897.” 3-20. Brock, Ralph H. “William R. Scurry and the Withdrawal of the Texas Boundary Commission.” 21-34. Neeley, Elizabeth Montgomery. “Pulling Up the Roots.” 35-58. Archambeau, Ernest R. “This is West Texas.” 59-66. Vandale, J. J. “‘Operation Deepfreeze’.” 67-96. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 104-111. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 112.

2005 / LXXVIII Bickers, Margaret A. “River So Near and Wells So Far: Amarillo’s Urban Politics and Water Supply, 1920-1960. 1-20. Hawkins, Rusty. “Alson Asa Meredith: A Man on Fire.” 21-28. Kelley, Charles Robert. “The Canadian River Project.” 29-47. Williams, John C. “Eleven Thirsty Cities Seeking Water Now and Into the Future.” 48-57. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 64-68. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 69.

2004 / LXXVII Hunt, Alex. “Hunting Charles Goodnight’s Buffalo: Texas Fiction, Panhandle Folklore, and Kiowa History.” 1-13. Turner, Leland. “The Livestock Lobby: Murdo Mackenzie, Railroad Reform, Cattle Associations, and Progressive Legislation.” 14-34. Hawkins, Rusty. “John C. Williams and West Texas Reclamation.” 35-46. Denney, Susan G. “The Woman Suffrage Movement in the Texas Panhandle, 1916-1920.” 47-63. Vanderpool, Guy C. “Affairs of the Society.” 67-71. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 72.

2003 / LXXVI Wilson, Priscilla H. “From Vermont to the Panhandle of Texas: A Journey into the Unknown.” 1-14. Kuhlman, Marty. “C. O. Keiser and Land Promotion.” 15-25. Merlan, Thomas and Frances Levine. “The Land Remembers Us: Pastores in the Texas Panhandle.” 26-50. Myers, Roger, “Murder in the Panhandle: The Killing of the Casner Brothers.” 51-62. Davis, Walter R. II. “Affairs of the Society.” 68-71. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 72.

2002 / LXXV Price, B. Byron. “Surviving Drought and Depression: The JA Ranch in the 1930s.” 1-12. Grauer, Michael R. “Graphic Images of the JA Ranch.” 13-26. Carlson, Paul H. “The Campbell Ranch and the Changing Face of Cattle-Raising in the Texas Panhandle, 1880-1980.” 27-34. Fairchild, Louis. “A Hand’s Best Friend: Bad Things Could Happen.” 35-47. Davis, Walter R. II. “Affairs of the Society.” 54-57. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 58.

2001 / LXXIV Fairchild, Louis. “Health Care on the Frontier Plains.” 1-22. Denney, Susan G. “It Was No Place for Women: Women on the Texas Panhandle Frontier, 1876-1900.” 23-46. Blaisdell, Lowell L. “Injustice in Texas: The Case of Flora Foreman.” 47-60. Neal, Bill. “The Time Mrs. Tidmore Burned Down the Town: The Sad Saga of the Jim Tidmore Family.” 61-77. Davis, Walter R. II. “Affairs of the Society.” 86-89. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 90.

2000 / LXXIII Baker, T. Lindsay. “The Santa Fe Trade as Viewed by Contemporary Texans and the Texas Press.” 1-24. Scurlock, Dan. “Josiah Gordon ‘Doc’ Scurlock: Physician, Gunfighter, and Family Man.” 25-38. Kuhlman, Martin. “The West Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Struggle for Recognition of West Texas.” 39-46. Davis, Walter R. II. “Affairs of the Society.” 56-60. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 61.

1999 / LXXII Sneed, Clara. “Because This is Texas: An Account of the Sneed-Boyce Feud.” 1-99. Davis, Walter R. II. “Affairs of the Society.” 107-112. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 113.

1998 / LXXI Alexander, Thomas E. “Custer on the Washita: A Rehearsal for His Own Destruction.” 1-13. Matthews, James T. “Into the Rough Mountains: Campaigns of the Frontier Army in the Guadalupe Mountains.” 14-23. Rea, Bob, ed. “The Red River War Diary of Private John Hechner.” 24-38. Roan, William J. “The First Shot Over the Rhine: A Vignette of World War II.” 39-40. Taylor, Joe F. “Review Essay.” 41-42. Davis, Walter R. “Affairs of the Society.” 55-59. “Presidents of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 60.

1997 / LXX Shaller, Rolla H. “In Memory Billy Harrison.” 1-4. Blakeslee, Donald T. and David T. Hughes. “Southern Plains Archaeology, 1955-1995.” 5-35. Taylor, Anna J. “Hispanic Settlement of the Texas Panhandle-Plains, 1876-1884.” 36-58. Shaller, Rolla and Christopher Lintz. “The Keith Site Burial, Randall County, Texas.” 59-66. Davis, Walter R. “Affairs of the Society, May 1995-May 1997.” 76-82.

1996 / LXIX Guy, Duane. “The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society: The Formative Years, 1921-1940.” 1-24. Nall, Garry L. “The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society: Years of Expansion, 1941-1974.” 25-50. Nall, Garry L. “The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society: In Pursuit of Excellence,” 1975-1996. 51-84. Grauer, Michael R. “The Texas Panhandle’s Gallery: 75 Years of Collecting Art.” 85-102. “Presidents of the Society, 1921-1996.” 103.

1995 / LXVIII Betty, Gerald. “The Comanche Warfare, Pastoralism, and Enforced Cooperation.” 1-13. Furnish, Patricia L. “Women & Labor on the Panhandle-Plains, 1920-1940.” 14-36. Matthews, James T. “Using the Deity’s Name in Reverence: The Chaplains at Fort Concho.” 34- 44. Davis, Walter. “Affairs of the Society.” 56-62.

1994 / LXVII Rathjen, Frederick W. “Editor’s Introduction.” 1-5. Tweton, D. Jerome. “The New Deal, the Great Plains, and the People.” 6-14. Grauer, Michael R. “The Artistic Legacy.” 15-41. Hughes, David T. “The Archaeological Legacy.” 42-50. Steely, Jim W. “The Architectural Legacy.” 51-70. Davis, Walter. “Affairs of the Society, 8 May 1993 through 14 May 1994.” 79-83.

1993 / LXVI Blythe, Jo Ann. “The Great Flu Epidemic of 1918.” 1-23. Anderson, H. Allen. “Alfred Rowe and the RO Ranch.” 24-52. Britten, Thomas A. “Changing Land Uses in Carson County: A Microcosm of the Panhandle Experience.” 53-72. Brake, Diane. “Affairs of the Society, September 1991 through August 1992.” 81-86.

1992 / LXV “Resolution of Appreciation to Sybil Buckingham Harrington.” 1-2. Gabehart, Alan D. “‘West Texas A&M’: The Selection of a Location for Texas Technological College.” 4-19. Cutter, Paul F. “Challenges and Conflicts: The Early years of the South Plains Music Teachers’ Association, 1923-1930.” 20-32. Lewis, Tim. “Freighting on the XIT Ranch of Texas.” 32-41. Neilson, John C. “Indian Master, Black Slaves: An Oral History of the Civil War in Indian Territory.” 42-54. White, Lana. “Panhandle Speech and Panhandle People: A Personal Memoir.” 55-59.

1991 / LXIV Grauer, Michael R. “Dear Bill: The Letters of W. Herbert Dunton to Harold D. Bugbee.” 1-52. Crockett, Norman. “Crime on the Petroleum Frontier: Borger, Texas, in the Late 1920s.” 53-65. Ball, Larry D. “Black Jack Ketchum in Life and Legend.” 66-85. Burton, Bob. “The Early Days of the Southern Kansas Railway of Texas.” 86-98. Smith, D. Ryan. “Affairs of the Society: September 1989 through August 1990.” 99-101.

1990 / LXIII Pratt, Boyd C. “Homesteading the High Plains of New Mexico: An Architectural Perspective.” 1-33. Green, Donald E. “‘Land of the Underground Rain’ in Eastern New Mexico.” 34-44. Fenton, Jim. “The Desert Myth Dies Slowly on the Staked Plains, 1845-1860.” 45-74. Dianna Everett, comp., “New Mexico History Resources in the Museum’s Research Center.” 75- 84. Smith, D. Ryan. “Affairs of the Society.” 85-87.

1989 / LXII Everett, Dianna, comp., Photo Essay: The Texas Panhandle During World War II.” 1-18. Pfluger, James R. “Fuel for Victory: Texas Panhandle Petroleum, 1941-1945.” 19-56. Rogers, Joe D. “Camp Hereford: Italian Prisoners of War on the Texas Plains.” 57-110.

1988 / LXI Brown, William, Jr. “Natural History of the Canadian River, 1820-1853.” 1-16. Roper, Beryl. “How Did This River Come to be Called Canadian?” 17-24. McCauley, C. A. H., Kenneth D. Seyffert and T. Lindsay Baker, eds. “Notes on the ornithology of the Region About the Source of the Red River of Texas, from Observations Made During the Exploration Conducted by Lieut. E. H. Ruffner, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.” 25-88. Everett, Dianna. “Sixty Years of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Review.” 89-92.

1987 / LX Abbe, Donald Ray. History of Lynn County. 1-56. “Lynn County in the Nineteenth Century.” 1-10. “The First Generation: 1900 to the 1930s.” 11-22. “The Second Generation: The 1930s to the 1960s.” 23-40. “Living in Lynn County.” 41-46. “Epilogue: From the 1960s to the Present.” 47-50. “Appendix.” 51-56.

1986 / LIX Brown, William R. Jr. “Comancheria Demography, 1805-1830.” 1-17. Cutter, Paul F. “The Band Hall: Lubbock’s Cultural Center, c. 1906-1909.” 18-33. Fairchild, Louis. “Death and Dying on the Southern Great Plains Around 1900.” 34-53. Hickman, James T. “The Preacher and the Professor.” 54-67.

1985 / LVIII Baker, T. Lindsay, ed. The Survey of the Headwaters of the Red River, 1876. 1-121. “Introduction.” 1-4. “Survey of the Headwaters of Red River, Texas.” 7-18. “Stadia Line Connecting Red and Canadian Rivers.” 19-22. “Meteorological Report.” 23-24. “Botanical Report.” 25-33. “Entomological Report.” 34-40. “Geological Report.” 41-50. “Reptiles.” 51-52. “Carl Adolph Hunnius, Survey of the Sources of the Red River, April 25th to June 30th, 1876.” 53-112. “Notes.” 113-121.

1984 / LVII Johnson, Byron A. “The Rousing Life of Elfego Baca.” 1-12. Slesick, Leaonard M. “Fort Bascom: A Military Outpost in Eastern New Mexico.” 13-64. Taylor, A. J. “New Mexican Pastores and Priests in the Texas Panhandle, 1876-1915.” 65-80. Anderson, H. Allen. “The Chief of Seton Village: Ernest Thompson and the College of Indian Wisdom.” 81-106. Matthews, John F. “The Influence of the Texas Panhandle on Georgia O’Keeffe.” 107-136.

1983 / LVI Hooks, Miheal Q. “Introduction: European Fold Islands in Northwest Texas.” iv-v. Baker, T. Lindsay. “The White Deer Polish Colony.” 19-32. Belfiglio, Valentine J. “Montague: An Italian Folk Island in Central North Texas.” 33-48. Valek, Wesley. “Czech-Moravian Pioneers of Ellis County, Texas: 1873-1917.” 49-64. Everett, Dianna and Cathey Kelly. “First, You Work: Germans From Russia to Texas.” 65-100. Petersen, Peter L. “Patterns in Assimilation: Two German-Lutheran Congregations in the Texas Panhandle.” 101-114. Griggs, Joan. “Fifty Years of Glory: The Old Glory School as an Assimilation Factor in the Community.” 115-126. Weaver, Bobby D. “Father Joseph Reisdorff: Catholic Colonizer of the Plains.” 127-140. McClain, Meredith and Judy Harrell. “The Persistence and Change of Ethnicity: A Study of the German-Catholic Community of Nazareth, Texas.” 141-150. Abbe, Don. “The Church, the People, the Place: Carmelites, Germans and Marienfeld, Texas.” 151-162.

1982 / LV Inglis, G. Douglas. “The Men of Cibola: New Investigations on the Francisco Vázquez de Coronado Expedition.” 1-24. Wheeler, David L. “The Texas Panhandle Drift Fences.” 25-36. Lovell, Louva H. “A Day at the JA Chuck Wagon in 1936.” 37-72. Sokolow, Jayme A. “The Demography of a Ranching Frontier: The Texas Panhandle in 1880.” 73-125. Price, B. Byron. “The Great Panhandle Indian Scare of 1891.” 127-143.

1981 LIV Schofield, Donald F, W. M. D. Lee, Indian Trade. 1-113. “Introduction.” vii-viii. “Chapter One: Licensed to Trade.” 1-12. “Chapter Two: In Times of Peace.” 13-40. “Chapter Three: In Times of War.” 41-80. “Chapter Four: Branching Out.” 81-102. “Chapter Five: New Directions.” 103-109. “Appendix.” 110-113.

1980 / LIII Carlson, Paul H. “Panhandle Pastores: Early Sheepherding in the Texas Panhandle.” 1-16. Weaver, Bobby D. “Relations Between the Comanche Indians and the Republic of Texas.” 17- 34. Perry, Kenneth. “Indian Depredations in the Texas Big Bend: the Crosson Claims Case.” 35-56. Fenton, James. “The Lobo Wolf: Beast of Waste and Desolation.” 57-70. Baker, T. Lindsay. “Windmills of the Panhandle Plains.” 71-110. May, Irvin. “Agricultural Science in the Texas Panhandle: The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.” 111-138.

1979 / LII Hurt, R. Douglas. “Letters from the Dust Bowl.” 1-14. Culley, John J. and Peter L. Petersen. “Hard Times on the High Plains: FSA Photography During the 1930s.” 15-38. Everett, Dianna. “The Wettest Drought in the History of Texas: A Survey of the Enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Dean Act, 1920-1933. 39-62 Pate, J’Nell. “The Fort Worth Stockyards Company as a Big Business Enterprise.” 63-74.

1978 / LI Guy, Duane F. “Introduction.” 1-2. Hood, H. Charles and James R. Underwood, Jr. “Geology of Palo Duro Canyon.” 3-34. Hughes, Jack T. “Archeology of Palo Duro Canyon.” 35-58. Shultz, Gerald E. “The Paleontology of Palo Duro Canyon.” 59-86. Wright, Robert A. “The Vegetation of Palo Duro Canyon.” 87-116. Griggs, William C. “Man and the Palo Duro Canyon: From Coronado to Goodnight.” 117-144. Petersen, Peter L. “A Park for the Panhandle: The Acquisition and Development of Palo Duro Canyon State Park.” 145-178. Guy, Duane F. “An Amphitheater for the Panhandle.” 179-194. “Road Log from Canyon, Texas, Through Palo Duro Canyon State Park.” 195-220. Griggs, William C. “Director’s Report.” 221. Kuehn, Claire R. “From the Archives.” 222-225.

1977 / L Gracy, David B. II. “Selling the Future: A Biography of William Pulver Soash.” 1-76. Rundell, Walter, Jr. “Webb to Bolton.” 77-80. Rundell, Walter, Jr. “Webb at Wisconsin.” 81-90. Griggs, William C. “Director’s Report.” 91-94. Kuehn, Claire R. “From the Archives.” 95-100.

1976 / XLIX Rathjen, Frederick W. “The Federal Role in Opening the Panhandle.” 1-24. Petersen, Peter L. “A New Oslo on the Plains: the Anders L. Mordt Land Company and Norwegian Migration to the Texas Panhandle.” 25-54. May, Irvin M. “The Origins and Development of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station: 1888-1892.” 55-80. Wheeler, David.“The Origins and Development of the Cattle Feeding Industry in the Southern High Plains.” 81-90. “News and Comments.” 91-92. Kuehn, Claire R. “From the Archives.” 93-104.

1975 / XLVIII Guy, Duane F. “The Canadian River Expedition of 1868.” 1-26. Hollingsworth, J. R. “Trial and Travail of an Editor or ‘I’ll Do Anything for a Block’.” 27-41. Nall, Garry L. “Dust Bowl Days: Panhandle Farming in the 1930’s.” 42-63. Archambeau, Ernest R. “Panhandle Boundary Lines.” 64-69. Harrison, Billy R. and Henry C. Smith. “A Test Excavation of the Lake Theo Site, Briscoe County, Texas.” 70-106. “News and Comments.” 107-108. Kuehn, Claire R. “From the Archives.” 109-116.

1974 / XLVII Carlson, Paul H. “William R. Shafter, Black Troops, and the Opening of the Llano Estacado, 1870-1875.” 1-18. Dobak, William A. “Black Regulars Speak.” 19-27. Wheeler, David L. “The Beef Cattle Industry in the Old Northwest, 1803-1860.” 28-45. Nall, Garry L. “Specialization and Expansion: Panhandle Farming in the 1920’s.” 46-67. “News and Comments.” 68-69. “From the Archives.” 70-88.

1973 / XLVI Culton, Don Henry. Duane F. Guy, ed. “The Early Panhandle Surveys.” 1-16. Guy, Duane F, ed. “Surveying the Capitol Lands.” 17-53. Wheeler, David. “The Beef Cattle Industry in the United States: Colonial Origins.” 54-67. Nall, Garry L. “Panhandle Farming in the ‘Golden Era’ of American Agriculture.” 68-93. Whisenhunt, Donald W. “The Texas Attitude Toward Relief, 1929-1933.” 94-112. Carlander, Guy. “Pencil Drawings of Early Panhandle Architecture.” 113-124. “News and Comments.” 125-131.

1972 / XLV Nall, Garry L. “The Farmers’ Frontier in the Texas Panhandle.” 1-20. Lambert, Roger. “Drought Relief for Cattlemen; the Emergency Purchase Program of 1934-35.” 21-37. Ambrose, David C. “The Major Reasons for Army Desertions, at Fort Davis, Texas 1882-1885.” 38-45. Archambeau, E. R. “Early Panhandle Newspapers.” 46-54. “News and Comments.” 55.

1971 / XLIV Archambeau, Ernest R. “Preface,” i-ix. Archambeau, Ernest R, ed. Lieutenant A. W. Whipple’s Railroad Reconnaissance Across the Panhandle of Texas in 1853. 1-128.

1970 / XLIII Hart, Miles. “I Never Saw a Man Die Braver.” 1-8. Skaggs, Jimmy M. “A Study in Business Failure: Frank Collinson in the Big Bend.” 9-20. Redfearn, Gertrude Vansant. “Diary of the Trip to Texas: A Journey to the Far West – 1894.” 21- 36. Kingman, Eugene. “Museums Focus on Heritage.” 37-46. Ritchie, M. H. W. “Dedication of Plaque Commemorating Founding of JA Ranch.” 47-50. Black, William M. and Lowell H. Harrison. “C. O. Keiser and the Farmers’ Settlement of Randall County.” 51-70. “Constitution, The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.” 71-79.

1969 / XLII Edmondson, Alta. “E. Irving Couse, Painter of Indians.” 1-22. Mullin, Robert N. “The Strange Story of Wayne Brazel.” 23-60. Wright, Bessie L, ed. “Diary of a Member of the First Mule Pack Train to Leave Fort Smith for California in 1849.” 61-117.

1968 / XLI Haley, J. Evetts. Albert Pike: Man and Author. 1-84.

1967 / XL White, Lonnie J, ed. Texas Panhandle News Items 1877-1885, From the Dodge City Times. 1- 162. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comments.” 164.

1966 / XXXIX Rudolph, Charles F, ed. Selected News Items from The Tascosa Pioneer 1886-1888. 1-183. “News and Comments.” 184. 1965 / XXXVIII McClure, C. Boone. “Hattie M. Anderson.” v-vii. Harrison, Lowell H. “British Interest in the Panhandle-Plains Area, 1878-1885.” 1-44. Harrison, Lowell H, ed. “Wintering in Palo Duro Canyon.” 45-52. Kerr, W. G. “Scotland and the Texas Mortgage Business.” 53-72. Harrison, Lowell H, ed. “Three Comanches and a Trader.” 73-94. Archambeau, Ernest R, ed. “Monthly Reports of the Fourth Cavalry 1872-1874.” 95-154. “In this Issue.” 115-158. “News and Comments.” 159-162.

1964 / XXXVII Cornette, James P. “Letter from the President.” vii-viii. “The Civil War Centennial.” 1-2. Archambeau, Earnest R. Jr. “The new Mexico Campaign, 1861-1862.” 3-32. Collins, Thomas Benton. “A Texan’s Account of the Battle of Valerde.” 33-36. Harrison, Lowell. “Union Veterans in the Panhandle, 1890.” 37-62. Paul, Frank A. “Early Day Banking in the Panhandle.” 63-78. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comments.” 79-80.

1963 / XXXVI West, G. Derek. “The Battle of Adobe Walls (1874).” 1-36. Harrison, Lowell H. “Damage Suits for the Indian Depredations in the Adobe Walls Area, 1874.” 37-60. McKinley, J. W. “J. W. McKinley’s Narrative.” 61-70. White, Lonnie J. “Kansas newspaper Items Relating to the Red River War of 1874-1875.” 71- 88. Archambeau, Ernest R. “The Battle of Lyman’s Wagon Train.” 89-102. “Rasch, Philip J. “Alias ‘Whiskey Jim’.” 103-114. “Authors.” 115-118.

1962 / XXXV Taylor, Joe F, ed. The Indian Campaign on the Staked Plains, 1874-1875: Military Correspondence from War Department Adjutant General’s Office, File 2815-1874 Conclusion. 216-368. “News and Comments.” 369-371.

1961 / XXXIV Taylor, Joe F, ed. The Indian Campaign on the Staked Plains, 1874-1875: Military Correspondence from War Department Adjutant General’s Office, File 2815-1874. 1- 216. “News and Comments.” 217-219.

1960 / XXXIII Harrison, Elaine Maher. “Frank Paul Sauerwein.” 1-68. Correll, Carrie Whippo and Spencer P. Whippo. “Enid, Ochiltree and Western Railroad.” 69- 107. Rasch, Philip J. “The Story of Jessie J. Evans. “108-121. “Panhandle Postal History.” 122-125. Autry, George. “A Fable.” 126. “News and Comments.” 127-129.

1959 / XXXII Oswald, James M. “History of Fort Elliot.” 1-59. Cartwright, Thos, F. “History of Pioneer Gas Company.” 60-86. Cook, Annette F. “The Archives.” 87-104. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comments.” 105.

1958 / XXXI McClure, C. Boone. “History of the Manufacture of Barbed Wire.” 1-114. “News and Comments.” 115.

1957 / XXX Hughes, W. J. “Rip Ford’s Indian Fight on the Canadian.” 1-26. Temple, Frank M. “Colonel Grierson in the Southwest. “27-54. McClure, C. Boone. “Harold Dow Bugbee: A Biographical Sketch.” 55-66. McClure, C. Boone. “The Art of Harold Dow Bugbee in the Panhandle-Plains Museum.” 67-78. Crudgington, John. “Old Town Amarillo.” 79-113. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comments.” 114-117.

1956 / XXIX Guthe, Carl E. “Texas Museums.” 1-20. Dunn, J. Harold. “A Purpose for the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum.” 21-32. Haley, J. Evetts. “Board-Museum Relationships.” 33-43. McClure, C. Boone. “The Museum and the Community.” 44-53. Holden, Frances M. “The Museum at Texas Technical College.” 54-77. Leckie, William H. “The Red River War of 1874-1875.” 78-100. Rasch, Philip J. “The Pecos War.” 101-111. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comment.” 112-114.

1955 / XXVIII Studer, Floyd V. “Texas Archeological Society.” 5-17. Krieger, Alex D. “The Handbook of Texas Archeology.” 18-28. Enlow, Donald H. and T. N. Campbell. “Some Paleo-Indian Projectile Points from the Southeastern Periphery of the Great Plains.” 29-37. Crook, Wilson W. “Reconsideration and Geologic Revaluation of the Famous Abilene, Texas, Sites.” 38-62. Tunnell, Curtis D. and Jack T. Hughes. “An Archaic Bison Kill in the Texas Panhandle. “63-70. Wheat, Joe Ben. “Two Archeological Sites Near Lubbock, Texas.” 71-77. Green, Joe H. “Some Flint Caches, The Alibates Quarry, and a Stone Pestle.” 78-81. Witte, Adolph Henry. “A Double Indian Burial from Donley County, Texas.,” 82-86. Studer, Floyd V. “Archeology of the Texas Panhandle.” 87-95. Glasscock, Keith and Alma. “A Preliminary Report on CR-1, an Indian Campsite in Moore County, Texas.” 96-106. Steen, Charlie R. “Baked Clay Figurines from the Spanish Fort Site.” 107-109. Tanner, Clara Lee and Charlie R. Steen. “A Navajo Burial of About 1850.” 110-118. McClure, C. Boone. “News and Comments.” 119-120.

1954 / XXVII Archambeau, Ernest R. “The Fort Smith-Santa Fe Trail Along the Canadian River in Texas.” 1- 26. Neighbors, Kenneth Franklin. “The Marcy-Neighbors Exploration of the Headwaters of the Brazos and Wichita Rivers in 1854.” 27-46. Connor, Seymour V. “Early Ranching Operations in the Panhandle: A Report on the Agricultural Schedules of the 1880 Census.” 47-69. Hayman, Max L, ed. “A Letter from a Soldier in Texas.” 70-72. Sheffy, L. F. “News and Comment.” 73-74.

1953 / XXVI Pearce, William M. “The Road to Stability: A Decade in the History of the Matador Ranch, 1891-1900.” 1-40. Harper, Elizabeth Ann. “The Taovayas Indians in the Frontier Trade and Diplomacy, 1779- 1835.” 41-72. Sheffy, L. F. “News and Comment.” 73-76. Connor, Seymour V. “Twenty-Five Years of the Review.” 77-78. “Panhandle Bibliography.” 79-80.

1952 / XXV Keleher, William A. “Texans in Early Day New Mexico.” 13-28. Lackman, Howard. “The Howard-Neighbors Controversy: A Cross-Section in West Texas Indian Affairs.” 29-44. Crimmins, Col. M. L. “Notes on the Establishment of Fort Elliott and the Buffalo Wallow Fight.” 45-69. “News and Comment.” 70-79. McClure, C. Boone. “The Hall of Fine Arts.” 80-82. Connor, Seymour V. “Report on the Library and Archives.” 83-90. Hughes, Jack T. “An Elephant Hunt on the Merchant Ranch.” 91-99.

1951 / XXIV Carroll, H. Bailey. The Texan Santa Fe Trail. 1-165. “Preliminaries.” 1-16. “From Brushy Creek to Little River.” 17-30. “From Little River to the Brazos.” 31-54. “Across the Brazos River to the Cross Timbers.” 55-70. “Through the Upper Cross Timbers.” 71-80. “From the Cross Timbers to Beaver Creek.” 81-95. “From Beaver Creek to Smelter Creek.” 96-114. “From Smelter Creek to Camp Resolution.” 115-133. “The Sutton Advance Party.” 134-143. “Camp Resolution Across the Llano Estacado.” 144-165. Gallagher, Peter. “Journal of Santa Fe Expedition.” 169-180. “Itinerary of Texan Santa Fe Expedition, 1841.” 181-188.

1950 / XXIII Haley, J. Evetts. “The Great Comanche War Trail.” 11-21. Archambeau, Ernest R. “The First Federal Census in the Panhandle – 1880.” 22-132.

1949 / XXII Glenn, W. S., Rex Strickland, ed. “The Recollections of W. S. Glenn, Buffalo Hunter.” 21- 64. Streeter, Floyd Benjamin. “The Millet Cattle Ranch in Baylor County, Texas.” 65-84.

1948 / XXI Crabb, A. L. “All Things Begin at Home.” 8-17. McClure, C. B., ed. “The Battle of Adobe Walls.” 18- 65. Brown, Clois. “Developments in Agriculture in Deaf Smith County.” 66-93. Mackenzie, Murdo. “The Matador Ranch.” 94-105.

1947 / XX Hall, Claude V. The Early History of Floyd County. 3-140.

1946 / XIX Sheffy, L. F. “The Old Home Ranch Site.” 11-17. Finch, O. H. “Judge O. H. Nelson.” 18-23. Mitchell, Billy. “Judge A. J. Fires, Childress Pioneer.” 24-28. McClure, Boone. “Lysius Gough.” 29-34. Sheffy, L. F. “Edward Henry Brainard.” 35-39. Sheffy, L. F. “Sam Isaacs.” 40-44. Archambeau, Ernest R. “Spanish Sheepmen on the Canadian at Old Tascosa.” 45-72. Morton, Virginia. “Early Settlement of Quay County, New Mexico.” 73-85. “Southwestern Trails.” 86-97.

1945 / XVIII Elliot, Margaret A. “History of D. B. Gardner’s Pitchfork Ranch of Texas.” 12-78. Gracy, Alice Duggan. “Willis Day Twichell, Civil Engineer.” 79-90. McClure, Charles Boone. “The Susan J. Allen Collection.” 91-109. Hawkins, Arthur Stuart. “Bird Life in the Texas Panhandle.” 110-150.

1944 / XVII Baird, Josie. “Ranching on the Two Circles Bar.” 8-67. Green, Duff. “Memoirs of Duff Green.” 68-93. “Editorial News and Comment.” 94-119. “Two Circles Bar, Appendices.” 120-125.

1943 / XVI Kinard, Knox. “The History of the Waggoner Ranch.” 11-49. Masterson, Ben. “The J-Y Cattle Brand.” 50-58. Dyer, Jesse J. “A Survey of the J Buckle Kingdom.” 59-89.

1942 / XV Tinkler, Estelle D. The History of the Rocking Chair Ranche. 1-88 “Inception of the Ranche.” 1-8. “History of the Rocking Chair Brand.” 9-17. “‘Advance with Courage.’” 18-29. “‘Lord of the Prairies.’” 30-40. “Organization of Collingsworth County.” 41-50. “The Range VS the Grange.” 51-62. “The Day of Reckoning.” 63-75. “Last Days of the Rocking Chair Ranche.” 76-80. “Appendices.” 81-85. “Bibliography.” 86-88.

1941 / XIV Carroll, H. Bailey. “Introduction.” 3-7. Abert, Lt. J. W. “Journal of Lt. J. W. Abert from Fort Bent’s Fort to St. Louis in 1845.” 9-113.

1940 / XIII Aiton, Arthur S. “Report on the Residencia of the Coronado Government in New Galicia.” 12- 20. Bryan, Frank. “The Llano Estacado: The Geographical Background of the Coronado Expedition.” 21-37. Donoghue, David. “The Location of Quivira.” 38-46. Day, A. Grove. “Coronado’s Quest.” 47-70. Robinson, Duncan. “Coronado and His Army.” 71-79. McCarty, John L. “Literature of the Plains.” 80-90.

1939 / XII Johnston, C. Stuart. “The Origin of Petroleum.” 7-12. Thompson, Col. Ernest O. “Summary of the Development of the Panhandle Field under Conservation Regulations.” 13-23. Anderson, C. C. “Helium form a Scientific Curiosity to Large-Scale Production.” 24-47. Bartlett, N. D. “Discovery of the Panhandle Oil and Gas Field.” 48-54. Hagy, L. R. “History of the Development and General Geology of the Panhandle Field of Texas.” 55-63. Allen, R. G., H. W. Price and E. V. Reinbold. “History, Use and Manufacture of Carbon Black.” 64-77.

1938 / XI Baldwin, Theodore A. L. F. Sheffy, ed. “Letters and Reminiscences of Gen. Theodore A Baldwin: Scouting After Indians on the Plains of West Texas.” 7-30. Mabry, W. S. “Some Memories of W. S. Mabry.” 31-51. Potter, Col. Jack. “Killin’ the Lobo Wolf.” 52-54. Sheffy, L. F. “British Pounds and British Purebreds.” 55-68. McClure, C. B. “A History of the Shoe Nail Ranch.” 69-83. Johnston, C. Stuart. “A new Chapter in the Prehistory of Texas.” 84-88. “Summary of Contents of all Volumes of Panhandle-Plains Historical Review,” 89-92. Johnson, C. Stuart. “Report of the Department of Geology and Anthropology.” 97-100.

1937 / X Webb, Walter Prescott. “The Big Bend of Texas.” 7-20. Carroll, H. B. “Characteristic Similarities of Expeditions into the Great Plains.” 21-35. Hill, Frank P. “Plains Names.” 36-47. Rister, C. C. “Documetns Relating to General W. T. Sherman’s Southern Plains Indian Policy, 1871-1875, II.” 48-63. McClure, Boone. “The Laws and Customs of the Open Range.” 64-79. Johnston, C. Stuart. “Prehistory in the Texas Panhandle.” 80-86.

1936 / IX Rister, C. C. “Documents Relating to General W. T. Sherman Southern Plains Indian Policy 1871-1875.” 7-27. Carroll, H. B. “George W. Grover’s ‘Minutes of Adventure from June 1841.’” 28-42. Seibel, C. W. “The Development of Helium Production as Now Carried On at Amarillo, Texas by the United States Bureau of Mines.” 43-51. Speer, J. B. “A Saw Mill in the Panhandle of Texas.” 52-60. Ryland, Isaac P. “Untold Tales.” 61-66. Arnot, John. “Reminiscences of the Trail and Cow Camp.” 67-78.

1935 / VIII Webb, Walter Prescott. “George W. Arrington: The Iron-Handed Man of the Panhandle.” 7-20. Gould, Chas. N. “The Beginning of the Panhandle Oil and Gas Field.” 21-36. Haley, J. Evetts. “Texas Fever and the Winchester Quarantine.” 37-53. Tinsley, J. D. “Agricultural Development of the Texas Panhandle.” 54-64. Hobart, T. D. “Pioneer Days in the Panhandle Plains.” 65-78. Nickell, E. V. “When Danger Threatened LX Homes.” 79-87. Crane, R. C. “Some Early History of the Panhandle-Plains Region of Texas.” 88-100.

1934 / VII Foreman, Grant. “In Search of Comanches.” 7-41. Debo, Angie. “History and Customs of the Kiowas.” 42-52. Hill, Frank P. “Indian Raids on the South Plains.” 53-69. Mead, Ben DCarlton. “Netz-A-Huuatl’s Legend of the Origin of the Pueblo Tribes.” 70-78. Studer, Floyd V. “Hunting Indians in the Panhandle-Plains Museum.” 79-94.

1933 / VI Cabe, Ernest. “A Sketch of the Life of James H. Cator.” 13-23. Debo, Angie. “An English View of the Wild West.” 24-44. Sheers, Margaret. “The LX Ranch of Texas.” 45-57. Arnot, John. “My Recollections of Tascosa Before and After the Coming of the Law.” 58-78. Sheffy, L. F. “The Spanish Horse on the Great Plains.” 80-101.

1932 / V Bugbee, Mrs. Helen, Officer. “A Sketch of the Life of Thomas Sherman Bugbee.” 8-22. Holden, W. C. “Controversies of the Spur Ranch with its Neighbors.” 23-43. Moore, Ealy. J. Evetts Haley, ed. “A Log of the Montana Trail as Kept by Ealy Moore.” 44-56. Gilmore, Lee. “The Mill Iron Ranch.” 57-66. Hobart, T. D. “Surveying Experiences of a Vermonter in Texas.” 67-84. Paul, Judge J. C. “Early Days in Carson County.” 75-84. Mabry, W. S. “The Location of Fort Elliott.” 85-92. Clark, William Russell. “Sonnets of the Plains Country.” 93-95.

1931 / IV Studer, Floyd V. “Discovering the Panhandle.” 7-23. Richardson, Rupert N. “The Comanche Indians at the Adobe Walls Fight.” 24-38. Haley, J. Evetts. “Jim East – Trail Hand and Cowboy.” 39-61. Buntin, Martha.“The Removal of the Wichitas, Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches to the Present Agency.” 62-78. Pitts, Edith Duncan. “The Plains of West Texas.” 79. Pitts, Beth. “Arthur B. Duncan.” 80-89. Gerlach, Margaret Moody. “Robert Moody.” 90-93. Finch, O. H. “Judge O. H. Nelson.” 94-100.

1930 / III Haley, J. Evetts. “Charles Goodnight, Pioneer.” 7-17. Willis, Judge Newton. “Biographical Sketch of Judge Frank Willis, Sr.” 18-21. Dooley, J. B. “Sketch of the Life and Character of Thomas Fontaine Turner.” 22-27. Webb, Walter Prescott. “Some Vagaries of the Search for Water in the Great Plains.” 28-37. Debo, Angie. “The Social and Economic Life of the Comanches.” 38-52. Hoover, Judge J. E. “The Builders.” 53-63. McClure, Boone. “A Review of the T Anchor Ranch.” 64-77. Sheffy, L. F. “The Experimental Stage of Settlement in the Panhandle of Texas.” 78-103. Hoover, Judge H. E. “The Pioneer Settler.” 103-105. Storrs, Major George S. (Courtesy T. D. Hobart) “Grimes Lament.” 106-110. Patrick, W. H. “Baby Show Judges.” 111-114. Russell, Horace M. “Some Leaves from the Minute Book.” 115-124. “Letters from Two-Buckle Ranch Range Book.” 125-134.

1929 / II Webb, Walter Prescott. “The Great Plains Block the Expansion of the South.” 3-21. Mabry, W. S. “Early West Texas and Panhandle Surveys.” 22-42. Holden, W. C. “Frontier Defense, 1865-1889.” 43-64. Anderson, Hattie M. “With the Confederates in New Mexico (Hank Smith Memoirs).” 65-97. Rickard, J. A. “South Plains Land Rushes.” 98-103. Turner, Thomas F. “Prairie Dog Lawyers.” 104-122. Hobart, T. D. “Some of the Characters and Customs of Old Mobeetie.” 123-128. Sheffy, L. F, “Thomas Sherman Bugbee,” 129-133. Patrick, W. H. “An Evening Service.” 134-136. Parker, G. A. F. “Incipient Trade and Religion in Amarillo.” 137-144.

1928 / I Haley, J. Evetts. “Charles Goodnight’s Indian Recollections.” 3-29. Sheffy, L. F. “The Arrington Papers.” 30-66. Anderson, Hattie M. “Mining and Indian Fighting in Arizona and New Mexico, 1858-1861: Memoirs of Hank Smith.” 67-115. Burgess, Roger A. “Pioneer Quaker Farmers of the South Plains.” 116-123.