Prairie Cattle Company : [collection] : 1881-1917 ; (bulk 1900-1914).

Johnston, James, Captain

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Cartin, Caroline F.,

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Tomlinson, T. W.,

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Thompson, Ann E.,

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Watson, R. S.,

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Garrett, Philip C.,

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Wilson, W. H. (Cartographer)

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Prairie Cattle Company (Edinburgh, Scotland)

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American National Live Stock Association (Denver, Colo.),

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Glazbrook, Howard,

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Corbin, William

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Eloise Jarvis McGraw, the only child of Geneviece Lucinda and Loy Hamilton Jarvis, was born on December 9, 1915 in Houston, Texas. Eloise's family moved to Oklahoma City when she was five years old. From an early age Eloise expressed an interest in writing. At age eight, inspired by the gift of a cedar pencil, she wrote a story entitled "The Cedar Pencil Boys". Her story drew upon the magical adventures she read about in Frank Baum's Oz series. Eloise believed that young authors wou...