Tables of Content (Vol. 2, 1979)

Noted issues include online articles. Most of these volumes are available through the Museum Store.

Spring 1979, No. 1

Peggy and Harold Samuels, "Frederic Remington, the Holiday Sheepman," p. 3.

Harold Piehler, "Henry Vincent: Kansas Populist and Radical-Reform Journalist," p. 14.

John M. Peterson, "The Logan County Nickel Mine," p. 26.

Carol Leonard and Isidor Wallimann, "Prostitution and Changing Morality in the Frontier Cattle Towns of Kansas," p. 34.

Clifford R. Hope, Jr., "Strident Voices in Kansas Between the Wars," p. 54.

Burton J. Williams, "James C. Malin--In Memoriam," p. 65.

Summer 1979, No. 2

David W. Johnson, "Freesoilers for God: Kansas Newspaper Editors and the Antislavery Crusade," p. 74.

John W. Partin, "The Dilemma of 'A Good, Very Good Man': Capper and Noninterventionism, 1936-1941," p. 86.

Milton Reichart, "Bourgmont's Route to Central Kansas: A Reexamination," p. 96.

Mike Fisher, "The First Kansas Colored--Massacre at Poison Springs," p. 121.

Loren Litteer, "The Quayle Rare Bible Collection," p. 129.

James H. Thomas and Carl N. Tyson, "Navigation on the Arkansas River, 1719-1886," p. 135.

Autumn 1979, No. 3

Eleanor L. Turk, "The Germans of Atchison, 1854-1859: Development of an Ethnic Community," p. 146.

Jeanne P. Leader, "The Pottawatomies and Alcohol: An Illustration of the Illegal Trade," p. 157.

Erich Fruehauf, "Fifty Years on a One-Family Farm in Central Kansas," p. 166.

Philip A. Grant, Jr., "The Kansas Congressional Delegation and the Selective Service Act of 1940," p. 196.

Winter 1979, No. 4

Minnie Dubbs Millbrook, "The Jordan Massacre," p. 219.

Joseph G. Rosa, "J. B. Hickok, Deputy U. S. Marshall," p. 231.

Erich Fruehauf, "Fifty Years on a One-Family Farm in Central Kansas (Second Installment)," p.252.