Tables of Content (Vol. 11, 1988)

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

Spring 1988, No. 1

James B. Christianson, "Early Osage--'The Ishmaelites of the Savages," p. 2.

C. Robert Haywood, "Cowtown Courts: Dodge City Courts, 1876-1886," p. 22.

James David Drees, "The Army and the Horse Thieves," p. 35.

Charles William Sloan, Jr., ed., "The Newelletters: E. Gail Carpenter Describes Life on the Home Front, Part I," p. 54.

Summer 1988, No. 2

Thomas S. Busch, "Sunflower Stars: Big Leaguers From Kansas," p. 80.

Gary L. Cheatham, "Divided Loyalties in Civil War Kansas," p. 93.

Shane N. Galentine, "Huxman versus West: The Gubernatorial Race of 1936," p. 108.

Sloan, ed., "The Newelletters . . ., Part II," p. 123.

Autumn 1988, No. 3

Sloan, ed., "The Newelletters: . . .Part III," p. 150.

Steven J. Crum, "Henry Roe Cloud, A Winnebago Indian Reformer: His Quest for American Indian Higher Education," p. 171

Glenn W. Fisher, "Property Taxation in the Kansas Territory," p. 185.

Joseph V. Hickey, "The Social Impact of the Transient Grazing Industry: The Thurman Example," p. 201.

Winter 1988/89, No. 4

Roger A. Fischer, "Rustic Rasputin: William A. Peffer in Color Cartoon Art, 1891-1899," p. 222.

Ebba & Thomas Schoonover, ed. & trans., "Documents: Bleeding Kansas and Spanish Cuba in 1857, a Postscript," p. 240.

Charles William Sloan, Jr., ed., "The Newelletters: E. Gail Carpenter Describes Life on the Home Front, Part IV," p. 243.

Patrick G. O'Brien, Kenneth J. Peak, and Barbara K. Robins, "'It May Have Been Illegal, But It Wasn't Wrong:' The Kansas 'Balkans' Bootlegging Culture, 1920-1940," p. 260.