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- Tags: Rock Island Railroad
Publicity Stunt: The Importance of Seymour Rogers and Free Water in the Creation and Survival of Liberal, Kansas, 1885-1888
The End of an Old Enemy: Smallpox in Clay County, Kansas, 1900-1925
Tags: Bauman family, Benjamin Franklin Morgan, Bessie Steph, Burke family, C. M. Burke, Clay Center, Clay Center Hospital, Clay County, Clay County Museum, Emerson Burke, epidemic, Faidley family, Glidden Family, Idana, Indian John, John Dringer, Mack family, Melanchthon Cameron Porter, Oakhill, P. J. Kauhler, Perry Family, Porter-Morgan Hospital, quarantine, Rock Island Railroad, Shannon Nolan, Shaples family, smallpox, The Clay Center Times, World War I
Pearl Opera House: Phantom of the Flint Hills, Alta Vista, Wabaunsee County, Kansas, 1880s-1970s
Tags: Alta Vista, Alta Vista Journal, Arizona Cowboy, Bob Smith, Cable City, Francis Ford, general store, Grace Cunard, Janice Swallow, magician, meat market, Pearl Opera House, Pearl Theater, Rachel Thomas, Rachel Tucker, Rock Island Railroad, The Adventures of Peg O’ The Ring, The Broken Coin, Union Thomas, Victor Lee, Wabaunsee County
Ramona, Marion County
Mahaska, Washington County
Tags: "Initial Point", "Weat Eighties", A.M. Allredge, automobile, Blake Berryhill, Bonham, Burchen Beeson, C.H. Coonrod, Col. G.E. Stowe, Dick Westwick, Dollie Bonham, dugouts, E.A. Moorhead, E.A. Woodman, frontier town, immigrant trains, Isaiah Bonham, John Deegan, M, Mahaska, Mahaska Leader, Mormon Trail, Oregon Trail, Railroad, Rock Island Railroad, Union Township, Washington County, westward expansion, White Swan, William Newton
Pearl, Dickinson County
Hoyt, Jackson County
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Kansas State University: From Black Athlete to Black Student Union

This paper explores the history of Kansas State University's Black Student Union, which was founded in 1968 by black K-State athletes as a site of…