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Old Indian boundary found at last - Wisconsin historian tells how he discovered location of line established in 1825 to separate the warring Sioux and Chippewas | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society

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Old Indian boundary found at last - Wisconsin historian tells how he discovered location of line established in 1825 to separate the warring Sioux and Chippewas

Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
Old Indian boundary found at last - Wisconsin historian tells how he discovered location of line established in 1825 to separate the warring Sioux and Chippewas | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society
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Headline:Old Indian boundary found at last - Wisconsin historian tells how he discovered location of line established in 1825 to separate the warring Sioux and Chippewas
Main Heading:Indians and Native Peoples
Sub Heading:
Article Date:1931-05-17
Newspaper:Milwaukee Journal
City:Chippewa Falls
County:Chippewa
State:Wisconsin
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
  • Source: Milwaukee Journal Topics: Indians and Native Peoples Date: 1931-05-17
NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett, William W
Clark, Clark William 1770 - 1838
Cass, Cass Lewis 1782-1866
RECORD LOCATION
Collection:Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection
Location:Wisconsin Historical Society Library, 2nd floor, Madison, Wisconsin

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