Salina founded on site of old Indian battle
A century ago a swift unknown Indian scout crossed 65 miles from near Salina to Council Grove to seek aid for his outnumbered kin in a major battle. His successful trek helped swing the fight and Salina soon grew into a 35,000 person city. The article details Indian Rock Park, the Battle of Indian Rock, and the early founders Col. William A. Phillips A. M. Campbell Sr. and James Muir, plus the shifting policies that moved tribes west and later oil booms in Oklahoma.
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Smoky Valley
Smoky Hill Historical Museum
Kansas Territory
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Sixth Principal Meridian
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Historical Museum
Oakdale Park
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Pleasant Valley Area News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. Mattie Neinstedt widow of Dr. Neinstedt suffered a paralytic stroke and remains in the same condition. Thanksgiving visits include Nellie McAuley and the Gortons of Lincoln, Cochran of Eudora, and Coffman kin from Topeka. Numerous dinners and family gatherings feature Higbie, Whitehead, Higbie, and Mathia households across Gridley Wellsville Basehor and Ladon with Earl Mathia and Gene Mathia among attendees.
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Mattie Neinstedt
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Neinstedt
Little Allen Mattie
Roy Vandeventer
Lester Coffman
Nellie McAuley
Dick Gorton
Lincoln
Allen Cochran
Eudora
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Kenneth Coffman
Topeka
A. V. McAuley
Ralph O'Connor
Jim
C. W. O'Connor
C. R. Whitehead
Gridley
Ted Higbie
W. CaGhesan
Wellsville
Hugh Higbie
Ted Highie
Gene Mathia
Basehor
Kas
Earl Mathia
University of Pennsylvania Doctor Urges Polio Booster
Dr Lewis L Cornell of the University of Pennsylvania recommends a fourth booster shot of the Salk polio vaccine next spring for all who have had the usual three. He also urges under 40s who have not completed the three-shot course to finish it, saying proper spacing could nearly eliminate paralytic polio as a major disease in 1958.
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