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1. Issue #09, Spring 1979 - Bill and Marianne Appel Interview

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William (Bill) and Marianne Appel describe their lives as ranching pioneers of southern Routt County to Sharon Wandell.

2. Issue #09, Spring 1979 - Calla (Reed) Appel Interview, Part 2

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In this interview with Sharon Wandell, Calla (Reed) Apple talks about her family, her life in South Routt County and her experiences as one Routt County's early pioneer settlers.

3. Issue #09, Spring 1979 - Calla (Reed) Appel Interview, Part 1

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In this interview with Sharon Wandell, Calla (Reed) Apple talks about her family, her life in South Routt County and her experiences as one Routt County's early pioneer settlers.

4. Issue #03, Fall 1976 - Farrington R. "Ferry" Carpenter Interview, Part 1

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Farrington "Ferry" Carpenter describes his experiences as a cattle rancher, lawyer, and recommends that interviewers Barbara Muhme and Debbie Green visit Routt County Court to learn about court proceedings.

5. Robert Swinehart - Three Wire Winter Interview

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Robert Swinehart reminisces about growing up in Routt County and the early days.

6. Issue #20, Spring 1985 - Albert Hitchens Interview

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In this interview Albert Hitchens describes the 1884 origins of the Hitchens family ranch and life as part of a ranching family. The Hitchens are the longest continuous ranching family in Routt County. The family operated the post office in Pool, Colorado and later in Milner, Colorado.
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