Tables of Content (Vol. 7, 1984)

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

Spring 1984, No. 1

Dedication issue for Kansas Museum of History--various articles by KSHS staff members.

Summer 1984, No. 2

Elizabeth Raymond Raymond, ed., "On the Home Front, 1918: English Professor Frederic N. Raymond Inspects Kansas Waterworks," p. 114.

Jean Folkerts, "William Allen White: Editor and Businessman during the Reform Years, 1895- 1916," p. 129.

H. Edward Flentje, "The Political Roots of City Managers in Kansas," p. 139.

Ann Schofield, "The Women's March: Miners, Family, and Community in Pittsburg, Kansas, 1921-1922," p. 159.

Gerald George and Gordon Jump, "The Kansas Museum of History: Address at the Dedication," p. 169.

Autumn 1984, No. 3

Patrick G. O'Brien, Thomas D. Isern, and R. Daniel Lumley, "Stalag Sunflower: German Prisoners of War in Kansas," p. 182.

Ramon S. Powers, "The Kansas Indian Claims Commission of 1879," p. 199.

Mary Scott Rowland, "Social Services in Kansas, 1916-1930," p. 212.

James R. Goff, Jr., "Charles F. Parham and His Role in the Development of the Pentecostal Movement: A Reevaluation," p. 226.

Winter 1984/85, No. 4

Robert Smith Bader, "Mrs. Nation," p. 246.

Sally M. Miller, "Kate Richards O'Hare: Progression toward Feminism," p. 263.

Marilyn Dell Brady, "Populism and Feminism in a Newspaper by and for Women of the Kansas Farmer's Alliance, 1891-1894," p. 280.

June O. Underwood, "Civilizing Kansas: Women's Organizations, 1880-1920," p. 291.