Papers, 1988.

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Papers, 1988.

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Includes a typed manuscript of Smith's reminiscences of his earlier years as a pioneer, cowboy, soldier, realtor, etc., including views of Oklahoma, Southeastern New Mexico, West Texas and Lubbock, Texas. It is entitled FROM OX WAGON TO MAN IN THE MOON.

45 leaves.

Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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