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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Homesteaders"”.
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From saeter to sod: Single women homesteaders of Norwegian descent farming their land in Dakota territory, 1862-1929
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THE CENTER OF A HOMESTEADING COMMUNITY IN NORTHWEST MONTANA: ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE POLEBRIDGE SCHOOLHOUSE
… artifacts represent a lively community of homesteaders residing in the North Fork Valley of the Flathead River during the early 20th century. 3,704 individual artifacts in the form of metal, glass, ceramic and faunal remains, tell of life during this time period. The research goals of this …
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THE CENTER OF A HOMESTEADING COMMUNITY IN NORTHWEST MONTANA: ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE POLEBRIDGE SCHOOLHOUSE
… artifacts represent a lively community of homesteaders residing in the North Fork Valley of the Flathead River during the early 20th century. 3,704 individual artifacts in the form of metal, glass, ceramic and faunal remains, tell of life during this time period. The research goals of this …
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Legislated Landscape: A Comparison of New Deal Farm Communities in Hattiesburg, McComb, and Tupelo, Mississippi
… creation of these communities and the individual homesteaders who participated left imprints on the landscape. My intent is to examine each of the three communities in the study area on the basis of variables which helped define them historically and to evaluate, to the extent possible, the …
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Colonization of the Crown: Hunting, Class, and the Creation of Glacier National Park, 1885-1915
… in the late 19th century, white settlers and homesteaders began moving into the Glacier area, in search of viable farmland and attracted by the vast natural resources available in the region. Both the Blackfeet Indians, who lived in the eastern areas of the present-day park, and white settlers …
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Colonization of the Crown: Hunting, Class, and the Creation of Glacier National Park, 1885-1915
… in the late 19th century, white settlers and homesteaders began moving into the Glacier area, in search of viable farmland and attracted by the vast natural resources available in the region. Both the Blackfeet Indians, who lived in the eastern areas of the present-day park, and white settlers …
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African Americans in North Dakota 1800-1940
… military, steamboats, the cattle trade, and as homesteaders.</p> <p>The fourth chapter continued the theme of the previous chapter into the first fifty years of statehood. During these years, the black population witnessed a slow increase followed by a sharp decline during the drought and …
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Jewish Exile and Immigration: Re-Imagining Home on the North Dakota Prairie
<p>From the memoirs of several Jewish homesteaders in North Dakota, one observes a series of binaries between Diaspora and homeland and between Jewish Orthodoxy and more liberal forms of Jewishness. The writers of these memoirs generally produce these binaries through two methods. First, the …
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Russian Migration to the United States
… fourths of the population. Contact with the homesteaders and everyday political events of modern Russia has intensified this interest.</p> <p>This large country with Its variety of nationalities has added and Is adding color to our own political, Industrial, social, and religious life. Russia …