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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

18 Feb 1982

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

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Feb 18, 1982

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3

Prairie Band Potawatomi resist change despite land losses

Historian James Clifton portrays the Prairie Band Potawatomi of Kansas as highly resistant to cultural change amid a century of land disputes and Dawes Act impact. The Mayetta reservation north of Topeka remains a cultural refuge as factions split over allotment, yet traditional practices endure among the People.

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James Clifton Kansas Mayeda Topeka Clifton Bureau of Indian Affairs Prairie Band U.S Marty Kreipe Kreipe Grandpa BIA Indian Agent Wakwaboshkok Mayetta National Endowment For the Humanities University of Kansas Lawrence
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Wintertime Greens Abundant and Soul Food Link

The article notes winter greens like turnip and mustard with cold tolerance and multiple uses in salads or cooked dishes. It explains prep methods for greens and turnips, storage nutrient concerns, and ties greens to southern cuisine known as soul food.

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Edward Scott Gilmer born February 6 in Ottawa

The Gilmer family of 630 Walnut named their newborn son Edward Scott. He weighed ten pounds eleven ounces. He has sisters Dawn eight and Heather five. Grandparents are Ray Gooding and William Gilmer, and great grandfather Paul Harderode. Aimed for Society notices and local club listings for Thursday and Friday events in Ottawa.

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David Gilmer Edward Scott Edward Dawn Heather Ray Gooding E. Logan William Gilmer Adel, Towa Paul Harderode Moran
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