Back to School for Peggy Ann and Buffalo Nation Snacks
A general interest clip covers how Plains Indians used buffalo hides for tepee coverings and clothing. It notes bones as war clubs horns as cups and spoons hoof glue sinew bow strings and robes as bankers. It explains pemmican drying meat for long term storage and hints at a free illustrated leaflet offer.
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Ickes Adopted Son Barred From Massachusetts Driving
Regrettar Frank A. Goodwin suspended the right of Robert H. Ickes to operate motor vehicles in Massachusetts after inspectors blamed him for a September 12 accident that injured five people. A hearing was set to decide whether Ickes should lose driving privileges in the state.
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Uncle Rays Corner Indian Life In Daniel Harmon Travel Narrative
In a reminiscence from 136 years ago Daniel W. Harmon describes his travels among western Canada’s Indigenous peoples. The excerpt details buffalo hunting methods with bow and arrow and the processing of meat skins including skinning, drying, scraping, smoking, and drying the hide with a woman helping to wring excess moisture.
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Northwest Company
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