Telegram Salt Lake City, March 18, 1928 about Indians in 'Trails Plowed Under.'

Great Falls Tribune, December 6, 1927, "Indians Give Bit to Swell Russell Fund: Blackfeet Contribute Nickels and Dimes Towards Memorial to Artist."

Clipping of an article entitled "Interested Russell: Cowboy Artist Gets Rurales On a Flying Trip". City of Mexico Daily Record, March 27, 1906.

Full page, badly torn--in two pieces. St. Louis Republic, March 6, 1910. "Is He Remington's Successor?" Various photographs and drawings of Charles M. Russell, his work, and Nancy C. Russell. TU2009.39.5428.1 is pasted to the opposite side of a piece of paper from TU2009.39.5428.3. TU2009.39.5428.2, however, is disconnected from TU2009.39.5428.1 and very fragile.

Newspaper article relating to John Lewis' death. Connected with TU2009.39.1485.

Newspaper article relating to John Lewis' death. Connected with TU2009.39.1485.

Clipping of an article entitled "'Just Kinda Natural to Draw Pictures, I Guess' Says Cowboy Artist in Denver to Exhibit Work". Insets of Charles M. Russell, Nancy C. Russell, and Russell's painting 'When the Law Dulls The Edge of Chance'. The Rocky Mountain News. November 27, 1921.

The Sunday Oregonian, November 28, 1926, "Kindly Interest Taken In Errant Cowboy Brings Portlander Unexpected Reward: 'The Buffalo Hunt,' a Watercolor by Montana's Cowboy Artist, Sent to Graham Glass by Mrs. Charles M. Russell, Who Calls It 'Charley's Most Artistic Picture.'"

"Larson Named on Russell Memorial Fund Committee: Plan is to erect life-size statue of cowboy artist in Great Falls, Cain Studio also to be preserved in landscaped background."

Vanity Fair, December 1927, "Mr. Riddell's Suggested Christmas List of Books" including "Trails Plowed Under by Charles M. Russell."