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Browsing HGP 1988 (21.1-21.4) by Issue Date
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(2012-01-06)
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(2012-01-06)This issue of the Heritage of the Great Plains features articles about immigrants to the Great Plains states and emigrents from the United States Great Plains to the Prairie Provinces of Canada.
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(2012-01-06)The emigration of the Schmiedleut colonies is most interesting. With the exception of the Bon Homme colony near Yankton, all of the Huttterian colonies in South Dakota emigrated to Canada in 1918. Today only Schmiedleut ...
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(2012-01-06)Glaciers in Kansas? The very idea seems preposterous, in a climate where summer temperature routinely reaches 38°C (100°F) and winter snowfall is sporadic. What was the earth's climate like; what must the climate of Kansas ...
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(2012-01-10)Let us honor posterity by realizing that the Welsh heritage bequeathed to the descendants living in Kansas, is worthy of preservation and consideration.
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(2012-01-10)Kalir was commonly called "kafir corn" by the farmers of Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Farmers up and down the Mill Creek valley of Wabaunsee County grew kafir in the 1920s and 1930s. Pockets of it, found in most farming ...
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(2012-01-10)This topical issue of Heritage of the Great Plains explores the history of agricultural technology on the plains, Kansas in particular.Each author looks at a particular facet of technology in a particular place on the plains.
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(2012-01-10)This paper examines the use of the Indian as cultural symbol for three pageants that have been part of [the Wyoming] communities' celebrations. The argument developed here demonstrates that the images of the Indian represent ...
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(2012-01-10)Examination of Shakespearean festivals in five towns in western Kansas, circa 1912-1916.
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(2012-01-10)People involved in agriculture in Butler County fought insects with a large amount of manual labor, sometimes in conjunction with mechanical devices or simple chemicals. Some methods, often remarkably successful, persisted ...
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(2012-01-10)The early settlement of immigrants from Europe in the Dakota Territory about a century ago is a most interesting study.
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