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Elm Slough, Pottawatomie County

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The author uses oral interview and historic documents to reconstruct the details of the little community of Elm Slough in Pottawatomie County, Kansas.

Tags: community, Delores Lambrecht, E, Elm Slough, Elm Slough Road, Elm Slough School, Erin Strathe, Flush Road, gathering place, neighborhood, one-room school, Pottawatomie County, School, Westmoreland Recorder

Emmons, Washington County

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The author uses historic documents and many oral interviews to recall the past of the once thriving town of Emmons, KS

Tags: B&M Railroad, blacksmith shop, bricolage, Busy Bee 4H Club, Civil War, E, E.N. Emmons, Edward Green, Emmons, Emmons Cemetary, Emmons Community Club, general store, George W. Roberts, grain elevator, H.G. Bobbitt, Homestead Act, ice house, James Kenesaw Polk Tinney, one-room school, Pacific Railroad Act, post office, Sarah Catherine Tinney, School District no. 2, Sherman Reedy, tornadoes, Zultulba Givens Tinney

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Publicity Stunt: The Importance of Seymour Rogers and Free Water in the Creation and Survival of Liberal, Kansas, 1885-1888

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A study connecting the story of where the name of Liberal, Kansas came from to the factors that impacted town survival in Seward County during the…

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