Dec 1927 American Indian Magazine Virginia Ballard Cherokee Pawnee Legend Taloma

Description: Dec 1927 American Indian Magazine Virginia Ballard Cherokee Pawnee Legend Taloma. This is the December 1927 issue of The American Indian, the Official Publication of the Society of Oklahoma Indians, Vol 2, #3. It features Miss Virginia Ballard, Queen of the Indian Club at the University of Oklahoma, Delta Delta Delta sorority pledge, and member of the Cherokee nation. This rare magazine was published in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Table of contents: Nazareth - Scene of Christ's Childhood - Has Cabaret Prehistoric Migration of Choctaws Led by Medicine Dog by B.L. Phipps of Durant, Oklahoma Editorial Poetry Malmaison, Palace in Wilderness, Home of General LeFlore General William McIntosh Murdered by His Tribesmen Rescuing of Taloma, Pawnee Maiden, Told in Legend Many Indian Relics Were Found in Lake Bed in Nevada Fort Sill Established in 1869, During Kiowa Uprising Irving's Expedition Enjoys First Buffalo Hunt on Tour Poems of Christmas Eve by Mary Cornelia Hartshorne Oneidas - Called "The Ancient People of the Stone" (Utica, New York) The Indians of Ohio Were Coerced Out of Their Land Also featured inside: Oath-Taking Among the Dakota Tribe The Indian and Iberian Glowing Tribute Is Paid to Governor R.M. Harris - Once Chieftain of Chickasaw Tribe Indian Mother, Always Devoted Indians Make All-State Grid Team (Roach - Chickasaw, Norris - Cherokee, Northon - Cherokee) Haskell Graduate Owns Shoe Shop (R. Anderson - Creek) Advertisements: Advance Tile & Marble, Tulsa Kahn's Gifts, Sand Springs & Tulsa M. Kalk Jewelry Cinderella Boot Shop, Tulsa and OKC Nichols Hardware Whisnant Jewelry Company Chapple Brothers Earl N. Davis Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry Poundstone Radio Sales Co. Hale Hardware Store Tulsa National Bank Indian Shoe Shop Vandevers McMinn's Jewelers and Opticians Issue is approximately 10” x 13.5” and has 16 pages (not including cover). Condition: Moderate wear, approximate 1.5" of cover is torn at the spine at the bottom, some chipping, age discoloration, rusty staples, fingerprint smudge on the back cover (see photos) Be sure to check out my other listings (current and in the future) for more Native American items. Similar items bought at the same time can be shipped together for shipping savings.

Price: 94.93 USD

Location: Edmond, Oklahoma

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