Sioux Chief Is Deft in Politics
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is Cato Valandra. This article is a continuation of one in section 4.4 and summarizes a variety of things Valandra did while holding office.
Sioux Helpless in Wait for Land
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is Mr. and Mrs. Bear Nose with their grandchild in front of a government-built house. The article talks about land being given back to the Indians. This article continues in section 4.6.
Sioux Helpless in Wait for Land
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. This article outlines negotiations by the government to leasing the Native land and eventually stealing the land. Pictured is Johnson Holy Rock.
Objects From the 'Sacred Circles' Panorama
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is a Woodlands mask from the Iroquois and a beaded bag from the Cree in Manitoba.
Objects From the 'Sacred Circles' Panorama
This is continued from the previous entry in section 4.6. We have a printed copy as well as the original newspaper clipping. Pictured is a spreader made of elkhorn as well as a Cheyenne headdress from 19th century Montana.
Navajo Learns of Ecology From White Man's Smog
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is Mrs. Jennie Yazzie (Navajo) and she is showing her land. The article outlines how the white man is invading the culture and language of the Navajo and Hopi in Black Mesa, …
Coal Alters Navajo Life
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is a young Navajo person looking into one of the strip mines in Arizona. In the article, Mrs. Yazzie gives her thoughts through a translator and Harold Combs argues that the mining …
Indians Taught Tribal Language
We have two original copies of this newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is a painting of Sequoyah on Haskell campus. Also pictured is a Cherokee man named George Washington who taught at Haskell and is a descendant of Tsali. The article …
Modern Warrior
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is Johnny Whitecloud holding eagle feather fans in Lawrence, Kansas.
Sitting Bull saga one of injustice
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. Pictured is Robert M. Utley's The Lance And The Shield as well as a picture from that text of Sitting Bull's family. This article outlines the life of Sitting Bull including family history …
Wounded Knee Roadblocks End
We have the original newspaper clipping as well as a printed copy. This article outlines details about the removal of roadblocks from Wounded Knee and the negotiations it involved.
The Five Civilized Tribes Museum Observes Thirtieth Anniversary
This is a newsletter from the first quarter of the year. Pictured is the Union Agency in 1876 and described is how the museum came to be as well as some of the the history it contains.
Union Indian Agency + Students Participating in the 1996 Art Show
We have another copy of this newsletter in 4.12. This is a newsletter and in Union Indian Agency, the article outlines the start of the Union Indian Agency. The Students Participating in the 1996 Art Show lists students in seventh and eight grade and the …
Little Family Journey to Indian Territory
We have another copy of this newsletter in 4.12. This is part of the newsletter from the previous two entries and tells about a family leaving their Georgia home in order to pack up and settle back down in Vinita, Indian Territory, in 1880.
Merzl Schroeder Hanson
This newsletter article (cont. from previous entries) outlines the life and achievements of Merzl Schroeder Hanson. The bottom of the page also contains small notes of a thank you, a prayer, an announcement of 1996 officers, as well as a correction to a previous article.
Nuyaka, A Place of Family Roots, History and Adventure
This article outlines the family history present in Nuyaka, OK. Families like Paul and Frankie Fulsom as well as Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Robertson and their daughter Alice. They return to Nuyaka for reunions and holidays.
Interesting Notes
This article outlines an account of how prayer was started in the Continental Congress.
Bandelier National Monument
This article outlines the geographic history of the land surrounding the Jemes Mountains as well as an explanation for why the monument is named the way it is.
Bernalillo (BUR-na-LEE-yo)
This article outlines the early history of the European settlement of Bernalillo.
Salmon Ruin, Museum, and Heritage Park
This article gives a description of the Salmon Ruin and how it came to be as well as its library and museum.
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This ad showcases plates made by artist Marie Buchfink and they are collectible items available for a limited time.
Still Crazy after all these Years
This article outlines the creation of the Crazy Horse Memorial created Korczak Ziolkowski.
Still Crazy after all these Years
This article (continued from the previous entry) continues to talk about the creation of the Crazy Horse Memorial as well as the impact it made on the sculptor's life and the concerns of the locals.
Maya Resurrection
This clipping shows a picture of the buildings of Copán. Article written on next magazine page (next section, 4.16).
Maya Resurrection
This page of the magazine has a small portion of the photo from the previous entry overlapping. This page also has details about the earthquake that left Honduras in ruins and even damaged the Maya ruins as well. Sculptures from this time were distributed to …
