Fort Sill Apache settlement and life in 1890s era
The text traces Apache prisoners from Florida and Mount Vernon to Fort Sill Oklahoma in 1894 95, detailing Geronimo and families relocation. It covers Daklugie leadership on cattle breeding, Wratten and Annie White ties, Apache labor, craft sales, farm yields and social dynamics, and the author’s note on Ederer PhD and a German book about the war’s other side.
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Fter
Naiche
Geronimo
Miles
Warm Springs
Florida
Mount Vernon
Alabama
George Wratten
Annie White
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Kay-ah-tenny
Mangus
Chatto
San Carlos
Secretary of War and of the Interior
Washington D.C
War Department
Chihuahua
Interior Department
Mexico
Lawton
Ace Daklugie
Carlisle
Daklugie
Scott
Wratten
Chato
Oaklugie
Ramona Chihuahua
Cannon
Julia Elizabeth Cannon
Elizabeth
Eve Mae
Bessie
Berry Augustine Cannon
Mobile
Cannons
Bessie Veronika Ederer
Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt
River Main
Germany
Switzerland
North American Native Museum
Zurich
Universikum
New Mexico
Roswell
U.S
Southwest
Around Town Book Club and Community Programs
The notice lists several local gatherings from January to December 2025. Activities include a Wednesday Book Club at Golden Corral with Joyce Hutchings contact, a Crossroads Assembly of God Church wellness series with RSVP details, La Tertulia bilingual book club led by Ricardo Valenzuela, ENMM Senior Circle events at Eastern New Mexico Medical, holiday crafts, concerts, and health programs with multiple dates, times, and phone contacts for information.
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Wednesday Book Club
Golden Corral
N. Main St
Joyce Hutchings
Crossroads Assembly of God
West Country Club Road
la Tertulia
Peppers Grill
New Mexico
Paula Moore
Ricardo
Ricardo Avalenzuela
Yahoo.com
Club de
Lectura Bilingue
Peppers Grill Y Bar Y Discutira
Consigue el Libro
Luelo Y Acompafionos
Discutirlo
Conocimiento
Espasial
Valenzuela
Mayor Informacion
Enmm Senior Circle
Eastern New Mexico Medical Senior Circle
Enmmsc
Annique McLane
McLane
Grief Share
History of Roswell leisure spaces and dances of the era
The account recalls Grove and Slaughter’s Grove east of Roswell and cottonwood shaded pavilions with artesian wells where Gus Lemp and His Night Owls played. It notes dances in Joyce Pruit building upstairs, Third Street roped for Cotton Carnival dances, and genteel recreation like picnics at parks, Lea Lake swimming, and Lover’s Lane buggy rides. Historian Janice Dunnahoo shares contact.
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Roswell Floral Company
Dunnahoo
Slaughter’s Grove
Roswell
Minor Huffman
Gus Lemp
Night Owls
Third Street
Cahoon Park
Lover’s Lane
Lea Lake
Adams
Janice Dunnahoo
Hotmail
Roswell church to mark 10th anniversary event
The standrewsroswell church in Roswell invites all to a free 10th anniversary celebration honoring the event founders. Local residents emphasize the town’s culture and resilience as they prepare a community gathering at 505 N Pennsylvania Ave downtown.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Roswell
Standrewsroswell.com
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Veronika Ederer
The
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Veronika Ederer Photo
Crossroads Church
iLa Tertulia
Bilingual Book Club
Joyce Pruit
Denny’s
Ces
Grayzonecomics.com
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Pagi