Kansas Spirit and Frontier History Shaped by Pioneers
Edward Emerine profiles Kansas enduring pioneer spirit from the border wars over slavery to Bleeding Kansas and the path to statehood. He notes key figures Dwight D. Eisenhower, Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill, Carrie Nation, and John J. Ingalls, and highlights Kansas as a rich agricultural and mineral state with trails that defined the nation.
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Wild Bill” Hickock
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John J. In- Balls
Ed Howe
Sage
Potato Hill
Walt Mason
William Allen White
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Convalescence for War Wounds Urged by Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norris urges national effort to aid war wounded with money clothing and jobs. She calls adults to imagine a son or brother injured and to support veterans through employment training and community action, stressing dignity over pity.
Support for veterans seeks jobs housing and hope
Thousands of veterans handicapped by war injuries seek self reliance not pity. They need jobs schooling housing loans and guidance to reenter civilian life. Citizens should keep the issue alive, spread word, and offer practical help to lift hopeful veterans.
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