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[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

[Mrs. M. J. Cannon], Library of Congress narratives collection

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cowboy and ranching reminiscences and lore folkstuff range lore narratives tarrant cannon
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Date

01/01/1941
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Contributors

Phipps, Woody (Interviewer)
Cannon, Mrs. M. J. (Interviewee)
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Source

Library of Congress
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http://www.loc.gov/
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Public Domain

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