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61. Eagle: Page 39
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62. Eagle: Page 11
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Photocopy of a clipping from the Gunnison County Globe, July 25, 1973. Author is Elizabeth Miller Osborne.
From the collection of Ron Leonard.
64. Eagle: Page 31
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65. Eagle: Page 4
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66. Eagle: Page 33
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67. Eagle: Page 19
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Small clipping from the Gunnison Country Shopper showing an automobile from one of the early Cattlemen's Days Parades.
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Article on 2 pages listing exhibitors, buyers, and prices of steers sold during the 1971 Cattlemen's Days 4-H Livestock show. Printed on July 22, 1971 in the Globe on page 1 and page 12.
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Clipping from the Gunnison County Globe newspaper, written by Charles A. Page from "Outdoors" Magazine. Talks about the history of Cattlemen's Days.
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Clipping from the front page of the Gunnison News-Champion from Thursday, July 22, 1971. Clipping includes another article "Tommy Field's Hereford Steer Heads List of Champion Livestock in Show"
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An article, labeled as being from the Gunnison Country Magazine, Summer 1980. Written by Duane Vandenbusche. 8 pages total, on glossy paper with black and white photographs and advertisments for local businesses.
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1 page article about the history of Cattlemen's Days events in Gunnison, Colorado. Includes pictures of the official programs from 1915, 1918, and 1919.
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1 page article about the construction of a new all-purpose building at the Gunnison County Fairgrounds. Included on the same page is a schedule of events for Cattlemen's Days.
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1 page black and white photo spread of the 1996 Cattlemen's Days Livestock Show. Photos taken by Chris Dickey.
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a 1-page black and white photo spread about the Cattlemen's Days Parade from Monday, July 22, 1996 issue of the Gunnison Country Times. Photos taken by Paul Wayne Foreman.