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Dalhart, Texas : the XIT city : Dallam and Hartley Counties / compliments of R.S. Coon Ranches.

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Dalhart, Texas : the XIT city : Dallam and Hartley Counties / compliments of R.S. Coon Ranches.

Description:	Brochure for Dallam and Harley counties, Texas, highlighting Dalhart Texas, "The XIT City". Includes numerous photographs of people, places and livestock. Text describes the assets of the community.
Creator:	Unknown
Location:	United States - Texas
Creation Date:	c. 1939 - 1940
Partner(s):	University of North Texas Libraries About \| Browse Partner's Holdings
Collection(s):	Rare Book and Texana Collections About \| Browse this Collection

Creator:	Unknown
Publisher Info:	Publisher Name: R.S. Coon Ranches Place of Publication: Dalhart, Texas
Original Creation Date:	c. 1939 - 1940
Coverage:	Place United States - Texas Era Into Modern Times, 1939-Present From 1939 to 1940
Description:	Brochure for Dallam and Harley counties, Texas, highlighting Dalhart Texas, "The XIT City". Includes numerous photographs of people, places and livestock. Text describes the assets of the community.
Note:	Brochure. Probable date from the following: "100 miles of paved highways in Dallam, Hartley and Sherman counties, with 22 miles more to be constructed in 1940."
Physical Description:	1 folded sheet : ill., map ; 23 cm.
Language:	English
Subject(s):	LCSH : Dalhart (Tex.) -- Economic conditions. LCSH : Dallam County (Tex.) -- Economic conditons. LCSH : Hartley County (Tex.) -- Economic conditions. UNTL-BS : Business, Economics and Finance
Contributor(s):	Author : R.S. Coon Ranches.
Partner:	University of North Texas Libraries About \| Browse Partner's Holdings
Collection:	Rare Book and Texana Collections About \| Browse this Collection
Identifier:	OCLC: 43794707 \| OTHER: F394.D18 D35 ARK: ark:/67531/metapth20789
Resource Type:	Image
Format:	Image

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