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- Tags: World War I
You're so Vane (You Probably Think This is About You): The Provenance of the Dave Redmon Postcard Collection
Tags: Dave Redmon, Frank Williams, Griffin Page, Harold Vane Brown, Kansas City Star, Kansas Historical Quarterly, Lawrence, Manhattan, Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, Ogden, Parsons, Parsons High School, Pierce Oil Company, Pittsburg Morning Sun, Postcard collection, University of Kansas, Vernus Lanham, World War I
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
George Earl Adams, Sr.: The Beginning of a Legacy
Maple City, Cowley County
Tags: Arkansas City, C.R. Andrews, Cowley County, Danny Rush, Dexter, Flint Hills, Great Depression, Henry Sutliff, James Jordan, Maple City, Maple City Methodist Church, Maple City School, Oklahoma Border, Robert Goodrich, Spanish Influenza, Spring Creek Township, Tent Revivals, W.J. Gilkey, Winfield, World War I
Perry, Jefferson County
Tags: 1951 flood, Civil War, Delaware River, free-state, George and Morgan Cockrell, Great Depression, Jefferson County, John D. Perry, Joseph Scott, Kansas Pacific Railroad, Kansas River, Kentucky Township, Medina, Perry, Perryville, Pro-slavery settlers, Rising Sun, The Perry Mirror, Topeka, Union Pacific Railroad, World War I
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Dillon, Dickinson County

Today at what used to be the center of the town of Dillon are three houses and the Dillon Elevator. This is what is left of the town of Dillon, which…