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Summer '98 Stories

 

Summer '98


On the cover: Idaho's potato king, 89-year-old J.R. Simplot.

Photo ©C. J. Hadley

Table of Contents

 

FEATURES

SURE AS THE WEST TEXAS WIND
The solid heritage of the Pitchfork Ranch. By J. Zane Walley

THE PROMISE
A grassroots approach in Idaho. By Russ Camper

J. R. SIMPLOT
The inimitable Mr. Spud. By C.J. Hadley

OASIS
Wyoming's place of hope. By Eric Grant

MONTANA CULTURE 3x
Choices on the 4th of July. By Wallace McRae

DEATH OF A HARDWARE STORE
Changes in Jackson, California. By Carolyn Fox

YESTERDAY

FAREWELL TO WHIDBY ISLAND
Leaving the Washington farm. By Leandra Reuble

REMEMBERING THE CATTLE DRIVE
Four Oregon cowboys and 2,000 cattle. By Cameron Cliff

RANCH LIFE AND THE HUNTING TRAIL
Theodore Roosevelt and Frederic Remington in the Dakotas.
Notes by Sherill Steele-Carlin

OPINION

NOTORIETY & CREDIBILITY
What did Oprah do? By Baxter Black

DANGER TO DEMOCRACY
Media forces conformity on dissidents. By Alston Chase

TRUE BELIEVERS
Big lies can be made into ultimate truth. By Tim Findley

SPECIAL SECTION

CONFESSIONS OF RED MEAT SURVIVORS
Ray Houston, Oregon; Paul Kleffner, Montana; Collins Sayner, Texas; Edsil Runyan, New Mexico; Ray and Herman Vowell, Oregon.

EVENTS IN THE WEST
Summer gatherings. Compiled by Eileen DiCicco

PHOTOGRAPHY

OUTBACK ROUNDUP '98
The photo contest winners.

DUFURRENA
The front yard at Linda's ranch.

OUT ON THE RANGE
Adam Jahiel shoots the branding.

PORTRAIT OF THE WEST
Larry Turner at the ZX.

SCIENCE/POLITICS

SUCCESS AT LOCO CREEK
Proof that cooperation really works. By Andy Warren, BLM

ON THE RAC
Pain and suffering for Babbitt. By Carolyn Dufurrena

ECO-BUREAUCRATS
Using your tax dollars. By J. Zane Walley

PEOPLE/POETRY

GRANDPA'S EARLY MORNIN'S
A poem by Gary McMahan

CONVERSATION WITH BILL KITTREDGE
A leading voice of contemporary western literature. By Lee Juillerat

MORRISON, ILLINOIS
Where life is sane. By Gary McMahan

THE OVERSEER
There were angels among us. By Lyn DeNaeyer

WINNEMUCCA HOTEL
The Olano family and a friendlier era. By Larry Angier

HUMOR

DIRTY HARRY'S GARAGE
A fountainhead of interesting materials. By Lee Pitts

WILDLIFE/CRITTERS

TRANSFORMATION
Calving in Colorado. By Eric Grant

HARDY NATIVE OF THE RANGE
Sagebrush has taken a lot of heat. By Heather Smith Thomas

PRAIRIES, HAWKS & COWS
Marcy Houle and Oregon's Zumwalt Prairie. By Jean Nelsen

DEPARTMENTS
UP FRONT
LETTERS
AMAZING FACTS & QUOTES
RANGE COLLECTOR SET
RANGE AGENTS
RANGE HEROES

 

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