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Cherokee High Museum Displays Indian Remains and Local Industry
Cherokee on the Little Sioux river boasts a large museum in town with Indigenous artifacts, flints, bone and stone tools, and a growing display of prehistoric human remains. The article notes a busy gravel trade, a sawmill shift to cottonwood products, and plans for a new exhibit building. It highlights Elk Horn entertainment funding, state institutions, and a census of Iowa state facilities under control, along with the role of prison labor in agriculture and notable Iowa figures like Mary C. Foley in Washington.
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Iowa
Little Sioux River
The
Musen
Cherokee
Clinois Central
O.C. Osterholm
Elk Horn
Shelby
Audubon
Flynn
Des Moines
Mary C. Foley
Storm Take
Department of Agriculture
Washington
J. M. Aldrich
Irt
National Museum
Felix Mahoney
National School of Art
Foley
Indiana
Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Corporation