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July/August 1995 Issue 

Go West!
They started out as a couple of raucous railhead towns on the Union Pacific line. Cheyenne and Laramie are cities whose histories have become the stuff of western legend.

Trail Markers
Travelers are feasting their eyes upon a cornucopia of corn this summer as the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D., displays its "Salute to Rodeo."

Suzy Boggus
A year ago, she was singing hit songs to crowds of fans. Today, Suzy Bogguss is singing lullabies to her newborn baby. But Bogguss' fans will soon see their "Cowboy Sweetheart" return to studio and stage.

Kristie Peterson
World champion barrel racer Kristie Peterson invested wisely when she paid $400 for her horse, Bozo. She's recouped that cost many times over on her rides to victory.

Cowboy Living
A modern day master of western realism, artist Bill Owen knows cows, horses, and the cowboys who work them. His art, and his lifestyle, reflect a reverence for the ways of the west.

Where the West Divides
There's a rift in the western range, a building tension between those who depend on traditional western industries, such as mining and ranching, and those outspoken newcomers who oppose them. Can common ground be found. 

ON THE COVER: Rod Hay takes a spill during the saddle bronc competition at the 1994 Reno Rodeo. Hay is a three-time Canadian saddle bronc champ and an NFR qualifier. PHOTO © IRA MARK GOSTIN.

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