Feathers in Native Traditions and a Cedar Rapids Leaflet
Uncle Ray describes how Indian bonnets earned by feathers marked honor and lists various uses across tribes. He notes eagle feathers prized, substitutes like turkey and goose, and regional practices including feathered arrows and decorative plumes. A picture leaflet LIGHTS IN STRANGE INDIA features Frank C. Pape with Uncle Ray text. request via Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Notice of Amendment of Police and Playground Funds
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa will meet March 28 1942 at 10 a m in City Hall to consider transfers from unappropriated cash in three funds Police Maintenance Playground and Memorial Maintenance for the fiscal year ending March 31 1942. Transfers include 2800 to cover pistol range construction expenses 643 62 to the Playground Fund for swimming pool supplies and 250 to the Memorial Maintenance Fund for building repairs and PA system overhaul. Maude M Krebs City Clerk. Published The Cedar Rapids Gazette March 16 1942.
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