Kiowa Chiefs and War Raids in Kiowa History
Editha L. Watson recounts Kiowa chiefs Setangya Sting Wear Saleatas White Bear and Satanta, their wars in Texas, capture of seven men, raids, trials, and eventual releases. It covers rescue, a death song, and the long arc toward uneasy peace shaping Kiowa relations with Fort Sill and Texas penitentiaries.
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Port Sil
Dheir
Setaneya
Owas
Saleatas
White Bear
Adoeette
Balangya
Satanta
Aetnigyn
Lexas
Ada
Ofla
Fort Sil
Setangga
Toad
Isteo
Lin Totlans
Tesas
Ketongya
Ag Hy
Satangya
Aminula
Big Trea
Pryitar
Texas
Perhans
Tlg Tree
Fort
Christiaity
Unclear historical note on celebration and publishers
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a bicentennial celebration in a United States context with mentions of collectors, postal routes, and a publisher, but lacks coherent events or concrete details. The passage references Uncle Ham as a publisher and cites San Angeles sites while noting constraints and absence of formal recognition.
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Ham
San Angeles
Baby’s welfare testimonial boosts Eagle Brand use
Mrs Joel Buttgereit of Verona Pennsylvania writes that her daughter, who weighed nine pounds at birth, rapidly gained to twenty six pounds by eight months after using Eagle Brand. She urges other parents to consult a doctor and request the free booklet “Baby’s Welfare” with feeding tips.
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Ann
Joel Buttgereit
Arch St
Verona
Penn
Eagle Brand
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