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261: (WEST--KANSAS.) Jar of dust gathered in Kansas during the Dust Bowl, with note.

262: (WEST--MONTANA.) F. Jay Haynes; photographer. Views of the Villard "Gold Spike" excursion which completed the Northern Pacific.

263: (WEST--MONTANA.) Laton A. Huffman, photographer. Roundup Cook and Pie Biter at Work.

264: (WEST--MONTANA.) Laton A. Huffman, photographer. The Bow Gun Boys at Dinner.

265: (WEST--MONTANA.) Laton A. Huffman, photographer. Branding Fire Big Dry.

266: (WEST--MONTANA.) Laton A. Huffman, photographer. Group of 4 panoramic cattle ranch views.

267: (WEST--OKLAHOMA.) Creek Indian Lands Now on the Market.

268: (WEST--OKLAHOMA.) Archive of photographs from the early days of Anadarko.

269: (WEST--TEXAS.) Decree on punishments for Texan rebels in the wake of the Alamo.

270: (WEST--TEXAS.) A.G. Campbell. Letter by a patient taking the water cure at Kapp's Hydropathic Clinic.

271: (WEST--TEXAS.) Elisha Marshall Pease. To the Voters of Texas.

272: (WEST--TEXAS.) Henderson Yoakum. History of Texas from its First Settlement.

273: (WEST--TEXAS.) Constantine W. Buckley. Circular. To the People of Texas.

274: (WEST--TEXAS.) Three letters by a Virginian settler in Texas shortly after the war.

275: (WEST--TEXAS.) Andrew Jackson Hamilton. Address . . . to the People of Texas.

276: (WEST--TEXAS.) Charles W. Hurley. Notice of Quarantine.

277: (WEST--TEXAS.) Family letters of the Methodist minister A.E. Rector, two discussing a murder trial.

278: (WEST--TEXAS.) Large archive of early Texan actor and film producer Maclyn Arbuckle, including his diaries.

279: (WEST--WASHINGTON STATE.) Receipt for a horse requisitioned for the Yakima War.

280: (WEST--WYOMING.) Group of photographs of a Wyoming railroad depot town and its rugged countryside.