[Holaday and Hampton poetry] 1933-1959.

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[Holaday and Hampton poetry] 1933-1959.

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Cowboy poetry by Bruce Kiskaddon (also called "the Holaday & Hampton Poet"), taken from the Hampton Livestock Commission Company's and the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards' publications, dating from 1933-1959. Also includes a table of contents, some Australian material, maps, a manuscript poem, etc.

1 v. (ca. 90 leaves) : ill., maps ; 28 cm.

Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library

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Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library

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Hampton Livestock Commission.

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Kiskaddon, Bruce, 1878-1950

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Bruce Kiskaddon, born in Pennsylvania in 1878, began his ranch life in 1898 in southern Colorado. Kiskaddon also worked at the Diamond Bar in Mohave County, Arizona, where he was encouraged to put his songs, verses and jingles into writing. Kiskaddon served in World War I in France with the cavalry. He was a buckaroo in Australia for a time before returning to Arizona. In 1920, Kiskaddon went to Hollywood to wrangle horses and play bit parts in the movies, but worked for a while as a hotel bellh...

Los Angeles Union Stock Yards.

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