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Ainlay-Conley, Jacqui, “From the Silver City to Kansas City: August and Emma Meyer in Leadville and Beyond,” Colorado Heritage (Spring 2008), 36–47. Heavily illustrated.

Buller, Rebecca A., “Life and Landscapes in the Post-Office Communities of Holt County, Nebraska,” Great Plains Quarterly, 28 (Spring 2008), 135–51.

Kruckenberg, Molly, and Richard W. Slatta, eds., “‘$30 a Month for All Summer and Don’t Have to Work Sundays’: Letters from Cowboy Earl J. Martin,” South Dakota History, 38 (Summer 2008), 125–47.

 

Roberts, Mark Allen, “Hillbilly Authentication: Investigating Authentic Regional Identity in Postmodern Appalachian Culture” (Union Institute & University, 2007). Order No. DA3281256.

 

Bolsterli, Margaret Jones, During Wind and Rain: The Jones Family Farm in the Arkansas Delta, 1848–2006. (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 2008. xiv, 144 pp. Paper, $16.95, isbn 978-1-55728-871-4.)

Krapf, Norbert, The Ripest Moments: A Southern Indiana Childhood. (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 2008. xiv, 262 pp. $15.95, isbn 978-0-87195-262-2.)

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