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In the Cattle Country: History of Potter County
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Della Tyler Key, In the Cattle Country: History of Potter County 1887 – 1966. Nortex Offset Publications, Inc. 1972, 358 pp. Second Edition. Extensive history of the colonizing and evolution of Potter County, TX. Explores the farm and cattle life of the inhabitants. Cover faded and worn with tears; corners cracked and aged; binding strong; pages heavily stained and heavy foxing; overall poor.
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