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"Welcome To Eagle" is a newsletter designed for visitors, travellers, and tourists of Eagle and Eagle County. The newsletter details local businesses and shops, as well as resorts, attractions, and profiles of towns to visit. Based on the businesses and names mentioned, this was published sometime in the 1940s.
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Special Cattlemen's Days edition of the Gunnison Country Times. Originally 32 pages of articles on Cattlemen's Days history, schedule of events, and local advertisements. Cover missing, begins on page 3, ends on page 28, pages 29-30 partially present but cut apart.
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8 page newspaper insert including articles about Cattlemen's Days, a schedule of events, and advertisements from local businesses.
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Special Edition newspaper printed by the Gunnison Country Times in July, 2000. 44 pages, divided into two sections, covers of each section printed in color, contains articles on history of Cattlemen's Days, event schedules, and local advertisements.
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16 page newspaper insert, black and white but with color image on cover. Contains articles about Cattlemen's Days and local history, advertisements for local businesses, and a schedule of events for 1995 Cattlemen's Days.
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Special Cattlemen's Day edition newspaper insert from 1989. Includes articles, advertisements, and black & white photographs.
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24 page black-and-white insert from the Gunnison Country Times. Includes photographs, advertisements, and articles about Cattlemen's Days.
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The Pando Echo was a newsletter produced for "Pandoites", or the citizens and construction camps that were readying the area for Camp Hale. This particular issue is the last one produced dated November 18, 1942 and commemorates all the effort that has gone into creating Camp Hale and the joining of this military endeavor with the town of Pando.
This newsletter describes the logistics and challenges of building a town in a mountainous area, as well...
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Special Cattlemen's Days insert for the Gunnison Country Times. 32 pages of articles on Cattlemen's Days history, schedule of events, and local advertisements. Cover and center page printed in color.
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24 page newspaper insert, featuring photographs and articles about Cattlemen's Days, advertisements from local businesses, and a schedule of events for the 1997 Cattlemen's Days celebration.
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22 page black-and-white insert from the Gunnison Country Times. Includes photographs, advertisements, and articles about Cattlemen's Days. Cover is printed in color.
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20 page newspaper insert, black and white but with a color image on cover. Includes articles about Cattlemen's Days and Gunnison area history, schedule of events, and advertisements for local businesses.
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Newspaper insert into Gunnison Country Times from July 1999, pages 29-40.
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Special newspaper insert published by the Gunnison Country Times for Cattlemen's Days 1986. Incomplete. Contains pages 1-6 and 15-18. Includes articles, advertisements, and black & white photographs.
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24 page black-and-white insert from the Gunnison Country Times. Includes photographs, advertisements, and articles about Cattlemen's Days. Cover is printed in color.
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Special Cattlemen's Days edition of the Gunnison Country Times. 28 pages of articles on Cattlemen's Days history, schedule of events, and local advertisements. Cover printed in color.
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Special edition of the Gunnison Country Times. 20 page newspaper insert for Cattlemen's Days 1987
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Special Cattlemen's Days insert for the Gunnison Country Times. 32 pages of articles on Cattlemen's Days history, schedule of events, and local advertisements. Cover and center page printed in color.
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Pages 5-10 from the Gunnison Country Times published on Tuesday, July 18, 1995. Includes results of Open Horse Show, Junior Livestock Sale, as well as photos from the Stock Show and Rodeo.
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This is the last issue of the Pando Mountain Ear. Pando, Colorado is now another remnant of another era in the Colorado high country. The name "pando" is Spanish for "slow of motion" when related to running waters; many think it is named after the Eagle River, although there is no definitive answer.
Pando was a small pioneer town until the 1940s, when Camp Hale was built just north of the town during World War II. For many years, it boasted its...