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* Indicates from the collection of Alan V. Miller

* Mabey, Charles Rendell. The Pony Express: an epic of the old West. Illustrated by Harris Weberg. Salt Lake City, UT: The Beverly Craftsmen, 1940. [205 p.]

* Mcleod, Norman. "Saga of Fray Marco de Nizza." El Palacio (Santa Fe, NM). 31(5): 86-88, August 5, 1931.

   Macleod, Norman. Thanksgiving before November / Norman Macleod. New York: Parnassus Press, 1936.

* MacRae, Laurie. Santa Fe Public Library select southwest bibliography / Laurie MacRae. Santa Fe, NM: Sun Stone Press, 1989.

* Magg, George Carl Justin (1893-1943). Sunlight and stone / George Carl Justin Magg. Denver, CO: Golden Bell Press, 1969. 126 p.

See sections: "Stampeding dogies," "Colorado altitudes," and "The troubled trail."

  Mahoney, Timothy. Wyoming's rancher poet, Timothy Mahoney 1893-1974. Compiled by Tom Nicholas Central. Casper, WY: Rocky Mountain Co., 1983. 79 p.

Thrilling Western. Vol.15, no.3, Dec. 1937. New York: Better Publications, 1937.

* Major, Mabel; Smith, Rebecca W.; Pearce, T.M. Southwest heritage: a literary history with bibliography / Mabel Major, Rebecca W. Smith, and T.M. Pearce. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 1938. 165 p. "Poetry" p.122-129.

* Major, Mabel; Smith, Rebecca W.; Pearce, T.M. Southwest heritage: a literary history with bibliography / Mabel Major, Rebecca W. Smith, and T.M. Pearce. 2nd rev. ed. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 1948. 199 p. "Poetry" p.140-149.

* Major, Mabel; Pearce, T.M. Southwest heritage: a literary history with bibliographies / Mabel Major, and T.M. Pearce. 3rd ed. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 1972. 378 p. "Poetry" p.268-289.

"Bucking bronco." "Bucking bronco. Calgary, Alta." Calgary, AB: D.J. Young and Co.; Toronto, ON: Warwick Brothers and Rutter, 1906. 1064

   Malone, Bill. "The Chuck Wagon Gang: God's gentle people." Journal of Country Music. 10(1): 2-12, 1985. Texas group but "Cowboy songs were a negligible part of their repertory."

* Malone, Bill C. Country music U.S.A.: a fifty-year history / Bill C. Malone. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 1968. 422 p.

   Malone, Bill C. A history of commercial country music in the United States, 1920-1964 / Bill C. Malone. np nd

   Malone, Bill C. Singing cowboys and musical mountaineers: southern culture and the roots of country music / Bill C. Malone. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1993. 155 p. (Mercer University Lamar memorial lectures, n.34)

* Malone, Bill C. Southern music American music / Bill C. Malone. Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky , 1979. 203 p.

Dime Western Magazine. Vol.48, no.4, Apr. 1947. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1947.

 Manfred, Frederick. "Those Western American darks." p.39-45. In A sender of words: essays in memory of John G. Neihardt. Edited by Vine Deloria, Jr. Salt Lake City, UT; Chicago, IL: Howe Brothers, 1984.

   Marable, Mary Hays; Boylan, Elaine. A handbook of Oklahoma writers / Mary Hays Marable and Elaine Boylan. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1938.

* Marberry, M.M. Splendid poseur: Joaquin Miller — American poet. New York: Thomas Y. Cromwell, 1953. 310 p.

   Mare, Frank A. "Recordings of the authentic cowboys." Old Time Music. 8: 20-22, nd.

* La Mari. Songs and voyages. Livorno, Italy: Arti Grafiche S. Belforte and Co., 1938. 82p. See: "Cowboy songs" p.9-31.

   Marinoni, Rosa. Behind the mask / Rosa Marinoni. New York: Harrison, 1927.

"Pitching bronco." Toronto, ON: Warwick Brothers and Rutter; [Chicago, IL]: Illinois Postal and Nov. Co., [1906].

   Markham, Edwin. California songs and stories / Edwin Markham. Los Angeles, CA: Powell Publications, 1931.

* Markham, Edwin. The man with the hoe and other poems / Edwin Markham. New York: Doubleday and McClure, 1899. 134 p. See: "In Death Valley" p.86.

*  Marshall, Helen Lowrie. Bright horizons / Helen Lowrie Marshall. 2nd ed. Denver, CO: Helvern Press, 1956, c1954. 54 p. Dj Signed

   Marshall, Howard W.; Ahlborn, Richard E. Buckaroos in paradise: cowboy life in northern Nevada / Howard W. Marshall and Richard E. Ahlborn. Washington, DC: Library of Congress, 1980. Content?

   Marshall, James. Northwest verse / James Marshall. np

New Western Magazine. Vol.14, no.3, Jun. 1947. Chicago, IL : Fictioneers / Popular Publications, 1947.

   Martin, Gage. Corral dust / Gage Martin. np: G. Martin, 1947.

   Martin, Peggy. Stith Thompson: his life and his role in folklore scholarship, with a bibliography / Peggy Martin. Bloomington, IN: Folklore Publication Group, [between 1976 and 1979]. 67 p. (Folklore Monograph Series)

   Mason, Julian. "The etymology of 'buckaroo.'" American Speech. 35(1): 51-55, Feb. 1960.

* Mason, Richard J. "Singing people are happy people: a brief look at convention gospel music." p.267-278. In Corners of Texas. Edited by Francis Edward Abernethy ; Carolyn Fiedler Satterwhite, assistant editor. Denton, TX: University of North Texas Press, 1993. 295 p.

Publishers mentioned are Stamps-Baxter Music and Printing Company (Dallas), Stamps Quartet Music Company (Dallas), Vaughn Music Company (Tennessee), and Tennessee Music and Printing Company (Cleveland, Tenn.).

   Massa, Ann. Vachel Lindsay: fieldworker for the American dream / Ann Massa. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1970. 310 p.

See index: "Sexual inhibitions" p.195-198,200-201.

Dime Western Magazine. Vol.44, no.4, Dec. 1945. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1945.

   Masters, Edgar Lee. Vachel Lindsay: a poet in America / Edgar Lee Masters. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1935. 392 p.

See: "Sex," p.356-357. "He would have been happier as a celibate, but after forty he could not stand the loneliness" p.356.

 * Masters, Edgar Lee. The golden fleece of California / Edgar Lee Masters. Illustrated with wood engravings by Randolph Wardell Johnston. New York: Farrar and Rinehart, 1936. 79 p.

   Masterson, James R. Tall tales of Arkansas / James R. Masterson. Boston, MA: Chapman and Grimes, 1942.

   Mathews, Jim P.; Jones, V.L. Arkansas books / Jim P. Mathews and V.L. Jones. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas Bulletin, 1927.

* Mauldin, Ethel Jeanette. The gipsy rover / Ethel Jeanette Mauldin. San Antonio, TX: Naylor Company, 1944. 97 p. Inscribed to Mrs. B.E. Young

See "Texas" p.27; "The Texas Ranger" p.77.

   May, William J. A cowboy on the last frontier / William J. May. [np], 1986?. 108 p.

* Mayo, Margot. The American square dance / Margot Mayo. Illustrated by Selma Gorlin. Rev. and enlarged. New York: Sentinel Books, 1948, c1943. 120 p.

Included because of the various "calls" which read so much like poetry; see "Old Dan Tucker," p.48.

Old Dan Tucker was a fine old man
He used to ride old Darby's ram.
He rode him down to the bottom of the hill
If he ain't come back he's down there still ...

   McArthur, J'Wayne. The cowboy life in short stories and poems / J'Wayne McArthur. Logan, UT: J. McArthur, 1986. 96 p.

   McCandless, Allen. "The cowboy's soliloquy." Trinidad (Col.) Daily Advertiser. Apr. 9, 1885. Reprinted in Kansas Cowboy, Apr. 25, 1885.

"A typical cowgirl." A typical cowgirl in Championship contest. " [Winnipeg, MB]: J. Shimitz, 193-. 5088

   McClure, John. Airs and ballads / John McClure. New York: Knopf, 1918.

   McCluskey, Sally. "Black Elk speaks, and so does John Neihardt." Western American Literature. 6: 231-242, Winter 1972.

   McCluskey, Sally. "Image and idea in the poetry of John G. Neihardt." PhD dissertation. Northern Illinois University, 1974.

   McCoy, Joseph G. Sketches of the cattle trade / Joseph G. McCoy. np, 1874.

On p.139 mention is made of "debauchery" and cowboys dancing without women.

   McCoy, T.J. (Tim). Day dreams of a nighthawk /  T.J.  McCoy. [Wyoming]: np, c1921.

Star Western. Vol.41, no.3, Apr. 1947. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1947.

   McCoy, Tim. Tim McCoy remembers the West : an autobiography / Tim McCoy with Ronald McCoy ; preface to the Bison book edition by Ronald McCoy. Lincoln, NB: University of Nebraska Press, 1988, c1977.

   McCullough, Alan B. "Not an old cowhand - Fred Stimson and the Bar U Ranch." In Cowboys, ranchers and the cattle business: cross-border perspectives on ranching history. Ed by Simon M. Evans, Sarah Carter and Bill Yeo. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press; Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2000.

Single poem "I am," p.29, written by Charlie Millar. "Cowboy poetry, whatever its other merits, provides the poet with a concise and sometimes subtle way of commenting on his world. In this case Charlie Millar, a long time bronc rider at the Bar U Ranch [in Alberta], provides a quick and telling sketch of his former boss, Frederick Smith Stimson, aka 'the great I AM." p.31

   McDermott, Hugh F. Poems: epic, comic and satiric, dedicated to free-lunchers and noddle-headed scribblers / Hugh F. McDermott. San Francisco, CA: H.F. McDermott, 1857.

   McDougal, Violet. Wandering fires / Violet McDougal. Boston, MA: Stratford, 1925 [?1924]. See "The phantom round-up."

   McGrady, Don. Firewater and gas / Don McGrady. Chicago, IL: Adams Press, 1972.

Adventure. Vol.112, no.4, Feb. 1945. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1945. Cover by Maurice Bower

* McGroarty, John S. "Just California." p. 2. In California, 1826-1926. [Los Angeles, CA: Graham Hughes; Carthay Circle Theatre], 1926. 32 p. Printed by Guy W. Finney Co.

* McGroarty, John S. The king's highway / John S. McGroarty. Illustrated by Langon Smith. Los Angeles, CA: Grafton Publishing, 1909. Single poem. 60 p.

 * McKeehan, Irene Pettit. Selected poems / Irene Pettit McKeehan. Illustrated by Muriel Sibell Wolle. Boulder, CO: University of Colorado, 1950. 63 p. 500 copies

* McKeever, William A. Pioneer: a story of the making of Kansas / William A. McKeever. 2nd ed. Topeka, KS: Crane and Co., 1912. 101 p.

   McKinney, Marion White. Ned White: Arizona's bard of Brewery Gulch / Marion White McKinney. Denver, CO: Golden Bell Press, 1965. 152 p.

* McIntire, Josphine. Boot Hill / Josphine McIntire. Foreword by John Madden. Boston, MA: Chapman and Grimes, 1945. 48 p.

Adventure. Vol.106, no.6, Apr. 1942. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1942. Cover by R.E. Lougheed

   McNutt, James C. "Cowboys, folklorists, authenticity, and tourism." p.341-350. In Cowboy poets and cowboy poetry. Edited by David Stanley and Elaine Thatcher. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 2000.

   McRae, Wallace. Cowboy curmudgeon: and other poems. Salt Lake City, UT: Peregrine Smith Books, 1992. 136 p.

* McRae, Wally; Russell, Charles M. "Cowboy poetry." Russell's West (C.M. Russell Museum) 1(2): 14-15, 1993.

Includes untitled poem by Charlie Russell, and McRae's "I knowed old Charlie well."

   Mechem, Kirke. "Home on the range." Kansas Historical Quarterly. 17(4): 313-339, Nov. 1949.

   Meade, Guthrie T. Country music sources: a biblio-discography of commercially recorded traditional music / Guthrie T. Meade, Jr., with Dick Spottswood and Douglas S. Meade. Chapel Hill, NC: Southern Folklife Collection, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Libraries in association with the John Edwards Memorial Forum. 2002.

See: "Section S - Cowboy & western songs" p.393-409.

Adventure. Vol.105, no.4, Aug. 1941. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1941. Cover by Malvin Singer

   Mellard, Rudolph. Sun and sage: a cowboy's word pictures of the West. San Antonio, TX: Naylor, 1939. 111 p. Illustrated with drawings by Frank Stanush.

   Merker, Meghan. Roll on, little dogies: songs and activities for young cowpokes / Meghan Merker with Nate Brown. Salt Lake City, UT: Gibbs Smith, 1996.

* Meumeau, Jaques C. Poems of a Rocky Mountain guide / Jaques C. Meumeau. np: Jack C. Moomaw, 1924. 69 p.

* Mexican border ballads and other lore. Edited by Mody C. Boatright. Austin, TX: Texas Folklore Society, 1946. 140 p. (Publication n.21). Signed by Bonnie McNeil, see her "Corridos of the Mexican border" p.1-34.

   Michael, Marian P. "Child, Sharp, Lomax, and Barry: a study in folksong collecting." Master's thesis, University of Texas, 1960.

Adventure. Vol.84, no.4, Nov. 1932. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1932. Cover by Gerard C. Delano

* Miles, Elton. Tales of the Big Bend / Elton Miles. College Station, TX; London: Texas A&M University Press, 1976. 189 p. Only one poem: "Dolores" c1885, by W.H. Clapp, p.106-109.

* Millay, Edna St. Vincent. The buck in the snow and other poems / Edna St. Vincent Millay. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1928. 69 p. See "Pueblo pot" p. 53.

   Miller, Craig, "Nature and cowboy poetry." p.226-238 In Cowboy poets and cowboy poetry. Edited by David Stanley and Elaine Thatcher. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 2000.

   Miller, E.W. Hilarious happenings and other cowboy poetry: poetry, comments, and illustrations / E.W. Miller and illustrated by Miller. Custer, SD: E.W. Miller, 1988. 113 p.

* Miller, Joaquin (Cincinnatus Heine). Collected poems / Joaquin Miller. New York: G.P. Putnam's, 1918.

See biography of Miller, "Poet of the Sierras," by M.M. Marberry

Ace-High Magazine. Vol.82, no.1, Jul. 1938. Chicago, IL : Popular Publications, 1938.

* Miller, Joaquin. The poetical works of Joaquin Miller. New York: G.P. Putnam's, 1923. 587 p. With inserted $100 cheque, signed 1905; also signed by wife in 1927.

   Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Mexican seas / Joaquin Miller. Boston, MA: Roberts Brothers, 1887. 132 p. (On title page: University Press: John Wilson & Son, Cambridge.)

* Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Sierras / Joaquin Miller. Toronto, ON: Canadian News and Publishing, 1871. 200 p.

* Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Sierras / Joaquin Miller. Boston, MA: Roberts Brothers, 1877. 299 p.

   Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Sierras / Joaquin Miller. Boston, MA: Roberts Brothers, 1883.

Thrilling Western. Vol.6, no.2, Aug. 1935. New York: Better Publications, 1935. Cover by R. (Robert) G. Harris

* Miller, Nellie. Colorado poets / Nellie Miller. np. 1935.

* Miller, Nellie Burget. The sun drops red: the collected poems of Nellie Burget Miller, Poet Laureate of Colorado. Denver, CO: Sage Books, 1947. 102 p. Inscribed.

   Miller, Warren. "Change and oral tradition in cowboy poetry." p.73-87 In Cowboy poets and cowboy poetry. Edited by David Stanley and Elaine Thatcher. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 2000.

* Miner, Virginia Scott. Many Angel River / Virginia Scott Miner. Brooklyn, NY: Lantern Publication, 1938. 24 p. (Lantern poet series, no.9) Inscribed, no.22 of 100.

See: "Desert" p.10, "To Sara Henderson Hay" p.8, "Under every pine" p.23.

Thrilling Western. Vol.43, no.1, Oct. 1947. New York: Standard Magazines, 1947.

* Minton, John "Texas musical traditions." p.262-265. In Insight guides: Texas. Created and directed by Hans Höfer; edited by Diana Ackland and Janie Freeburg. 3rd ed. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin, 1995. 411 p.

Cowboy and country-and-western music is mentioned, as well as western swing, the blues and "conjunto" or "Tex-Mex."

   Momaday, N. Scott. "To save a great vision." p.30-38. In A sender of words: essays in memory of John G. Neihardt. Edited by Vine Deloria, Jr. Salt Lake City, UT; Chicago, IL: Howe Brothers, 1984.

   Monroe, Harriet. "What of Mr. [John G.] Neihardt?" Poetry. 25: 99-104, May 1927.

   Montana cowboy band song book at Minneapolis Land Products Exposition, November 12 to 23, 1912. np: 1912.

Argosy All-Story Weekly. Vol.189, no.4, Oct. 1, 1927. New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1927. Cover by Paul Stahr

* Montgomery, Pettis. "Night on the desert / Futility." El Palacio (Santa Fe, NM). 36(11/12): 96, March 14-21, 1934. 2 poems

   Montgomery, Vaida Stewart. Locoed and other poems / Vaida Stewart Montgomery. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1930.

   Montgomery, Whitney. Corn silks and cotton blossoms / Whitney Montgomery. Dallas, TX: Southwest Press, 1928.

   Montgomery, Whitney. Hounds in the hills / Whitney Montgomery. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1934.

* Montgomery, Whitney. "The Lone Star State - that's Texas." In Dallas, Texas. Chicago: C.T. and Co.; [Dallas, TX]: Paul D. Cravens (DPC), [1935]. D-4078 Folio of 18 postcards.

   Montgomery, Whitney. The road to Texas / Whitney Montgomery. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1940.

   Moon, Dolly M. My very first book of cowboy songs / Dolly M. Moon. New York: Dover Publications, 1982.

   Moore, Ethel; Moore, Chauncey O. Ballads and folk songs of the southwest: more than 600 titles, melodies and texts collected in Oklahoma by Ethel and Chauncey O. Moore / Ethel Moore and Chauncey O. Moore. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1964. 414 p.

*  Mora, Joe. Trail dust and saddle leather / Joe Mora. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1946. 246 p. "Singing to 'em." p.151

"The cowboys of a trail herd, who generally slept in pairs, were divided into night watches which might be of from two to four hours' duration according to the number of riders in the outfit. While on guard they were mounted on their quietest and best ponies, their 'night horses,' and as they made their monotonous rounds they sang and crooned the while. Some of their efforts were scarcely to be indexed as 'songs.' I don't think I've ever heard a real good singing voice on night watch. But I will say that the regular lyrics and the improvisations that floated through those night airs certainly belonged to our Western Americana. Most of the offerings were ballads, sentimental or sad, with a goodly sprinkle of smutty stuff, which, like all such things, contained plain, unadulterated rot along with others that were really amusing." p.149

* Moore, William Dyer. Southwestern nights and romance / William Dyer Moore. Dallas, TX: Tardy Publishing Co., 1936. 155 p.

   Moreland, John Richard (1880-1947). Bridle for a unicorn / John Richard Moreland. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1944. 99 p.

   Moreland, John Richard. From Dingle to Derry / John Richard Moreland. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1936. 79 p.

   Moreland, John Richard. The moon mender / John Richard Moreland. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1933. 87 p.

Argosy All-Story Weekly. Vol.194, no.6, May 12, 1928. New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1928. Cover by Howard Brown

   Moreland, John Richard. Newry / John Richard Moreland. New York: J.T. White & Co., 1930. 83 p.

   Moreland, John Richard. Red poppies in the wheat / John Richard Moreland. New York: J.T. White & Co., 1921. 97 p.

   Moreland, John Richard. The sea and April / John Richard Moreland. New York: J.T. White & Co., 1928. 83 p.

* Moreland, John Richard. What of the night? / John Richard Moreland. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1942. 97 p. Dj

Argosy All-Story Weekly. Vol.194, no.1, Apr. 7, 1928. New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1928. Cover by Howard Brown

   Moreland, John Richard. A world turning / John Richard Moreland. Dallas, TX: Kaleidograph Press, 1940. 93 p.

   Moreland, Patrick Dacus. Arrow unspent / Patrick Dacus Moreland. Dallas, TX: Poetry Society of Texas, nd. See: "Sand storm."

   Moreland, Patrick. Seven song / Patrick Moreland. New York: Doubleday Doran, 1936.

   Morgan, Paul. Texas ballads and other verses / Paul Morgan. Dallas, TX: Tandy Publishing Co., 1934.

   Morganti, Helen F. The Badger Clark story / Helen F. Morganti. Rapid City, SD: Helen F. Morganti, 1961. 89 p.

Charles Badger Clark (1883-1957), Poet Laureate of South Dakota. Includes: "A border affair," "'Horseback men," "Lead my America," "Love letter," "Pioneers," "Small town," "The cowboy's prayer," and 10 others.

Argosy Weekly. Vol.289, no.5, Apr. 15, 1939. New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1939.

* Morhardt, J.E. Death Valley poems. Cover page, photographs and illustrations by the author. Bishop, CA: Chalfant Press, 1951. [43 p.]

   Mormon songs from the Rocky Mountains: a compilation of Mormon folksong. Edited by Thomas E. Cheney. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 1968. 221 p. (American Folklore Society Memoir Series no.53)

* "Mornin' on the desert." Ideals (Milwaukee). 11(3): [78], June 1954.

   Morris, Jess "Ridin' ol' paint an' leadin' ol' ball." New York: G. Schirmer, 1942. Author of "Good bye old paint."

   Morrison, Richard. Best books on the West: a guide to a core collection: the 1,750 most recommended / Richard Morrison. Austin, TX: R. Morrison, 1989. 82 p.

* Moulton, Roy A. Versatile expressions / Roy A. Moulton; illustrated by Jack A. Moulton. Denver, CO: Moulton Art Studio Creation, 1945. 25 leaves.

* Moulton, Roy A. Versatile expressions. Section 2, 1946. Etchings by Jack A. Moulton. Denver, CO: Moulton Art Studio Creation, 1946. Signed 20 leaves. Box

* Mullins, J.A. Southwestern lyrics / J.A. Mullins. San Antonio, TX: Naylor, 1947. 62 p. Signed

* Mumey, Nolie. African safari and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1956. 111 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Autumn leaves and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1953. 123 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Call of the canyon and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1946. 94 p.

See Linda M. Lebsack's Dr. Nolie Mumey Centennial, Catalogue no.5

* Mumey, Nolie. Chac Mool and other poems related to the ruins of Yucatan / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1958. 105 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Changing sky line and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1963. 136 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Drifting sands and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1949. 115 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Driftwood and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1951. 119 p. Inscribed.

 * Mumey, Nolie. Empty shells and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1948. 110 p.

See: "Snake River" p.52; "Western color" p.67; "Kit Carson" p.82.

* Mumey, Nolie. Estelle Philleo: "Setting the West to Music," 1881-1936 / Nolie Mumey. Denver: Artcraft Press, 1955. 20 p. Ill.

Includes reprint of "Presenting KOA Artists Service and Assisting Artists in a talent parade to honor and benefit Colorado's own composer, Miss Estelle Philleo," dated November 27, 1935. Philleo set Arthur Chapman's poem "Out where the West begins" to music.

* Mumey, Nolie. Flight around the world and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1955. 119 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. A friendly fire and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1945. 173 p.

*  Mumey, Nolie. The frontiersmen and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1968. 127 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Historic trails and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1966. 126 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. History of Red Rocks Park and Theatre: Park of the Titans, Garden of the Titans, Yard of the Titans, Red Rock Park, Garden of the Angels, Rock of Ages. Boulder, CO: Johnson Publishing Co., 1962. 81 p. No poetry.

* Mumey, Nolie. Leaves of yesterday and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1944. 151 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Life's road and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1974. 128 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. The lure of the West and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1947. 118 p. Inscribed.

* Mumey, Nolie. Mountain men and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1965. 139 p. All poems dated 1964-65.

* Mumey, Nolie. Mountain reverence and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1977. 128 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. The mountains in reverie / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: N. Mumey, 1962. [21pp]. No.11 of 50

* Mumey, Nolie. Nightly peace and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Boulder, CO: Johnson Publishing Co., 1969. 139 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. On a bus and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1957. 134 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Opportunity and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1978. 112 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. The pot shop and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1942. 157 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. The prospector and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1962. 142 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. The road ahead and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1975. 128 p

* Mumey, Nolie. Saga of a ghost town and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1960. 118 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Silent sermon and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1981. 112 p. Inscribed to Mayor William H. McNichols.

* Mumey, Nolie. Solitude of the sea and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1979. 112 p. Inscribed

* Mumey, Nolie. Some ideals and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1970. 96 p. Inscribed.

* Mumey, Nolie. Southern Cross and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1959. 156 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. This land of the West and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1967. 155 p.

* Mumey, Nolie. Wide open country and other poems / Nolie Mumey. Denver, CO: Range Press, 1924. 115 p.

* Mumey, Norma L. Nolie Mumey, M.D., 1891-1984: surgeon, aviator, author, philosopher and humanitarian / Norma L. Mumey. Boulder, CO: Johnson Publishing Co., 1987. 274 p. Signed No.305 of 500.

   Munk, Joseph A. Bibliography of Arizona / Joseph A. Munk. Los Angeles, CA: Southwest Museum, 1914.

* Munson, Marjorie Sawyer. Muleshoe ballads of Oklahoma Bob / Marjorie Sawyer Munson, Collaborating with Colonel Bob Kirkbride. Illustrated by Lester W. Raymer. Alva, OK: Maxwell Printing Co., 1944. 69 p. Signed

   Music in Denver and Colorado. Denver, CO: Denver Public Library, 1927.

* My pious friends and drunken companions: songs and ballads of conviviality. Collected by Frank Shay. Illustrated by John Held, Jr. New York: Macaulay Company, 1927. 192 p.

See: "Sam Bass," "The lamentable history of Frankie and Johnnie," "Jesse James," "The Oregon trail," "The cowboy's lament."

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	"Whereof the shining goal was comradeship."
	Contact owner: Alan V. Miller at millera@cowboysong.com
	Last revised: August 26, 2011