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    Dogs and Dog Teams in Alaska
    LUCIA J., FRANKLIN
    In: STORIES AND FACTS OF ALASKA: A WONDERFUL BOOK OF FASCINATING AND SURPRISING INFORMATION OF ALASKA'S VAST RESOURCES; A TRAVELERS GUIDE TO THE GOLD MINES, THE FARMING VALLEYS, THE COAL AND OIL FIELDS, AND THE DIFFERENT ROUTES TO ALASKA, AND COSTS OF TRIPS; (1921)
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    A Trip by Dog Team to the Foot of Mount McKinley A STORY
    LUCIA J., FRANKLIN
    In: STORIES AND FACTS OF ALASKA: A WONDERFUL BOOK OF FASCINATING AND SURPRISING INFORMATION OF ALASKA'S VAST RESOURCES; A TRAVELERS GUIDE TO THE GOLD MINES, THE FARMING VALLEYS, THE COAL AND OIL FIELDS, AND THE DIFFERENT ROUTES TO ALASKA, AND COSTS OF TRIPS; (1921)
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    CHAPTER XXV DOGS, DOG “PUNCHERS” AND DOG RACES The part played by this animal in the development of Alaska—Its courage and steadfast loyalty under adverse circumstances— Drivers perform marvellous feats of endurance—The All-Alaska Sweepstake Dog Race, the Derby of the far North, more interesting and exciting than baseball championship—Animals are bred from wolves.
    JOHN J., UNDERWOOD
    In: ALASKA AN EMPIRE IN THE MAKING; (1915)
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  4. Detailansicht für Treffer 4 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXV DOGS, DOG “PUNCHERS” AND DOG RACES The part played by this animal in the development of Alaska—Its courage and steadfast loyalty under adverse circumstances— Drivers perform marvellous feats of endurance—The All-Alaska Sweepstake Dog Race, the Derby of the far North, more interesting and exciting than baseball championship—Animals are bred from wolves.
    JOHN J., UNDERWOOD
    In: ALASKA AN EMPIRE IN THE MAKING; (1915)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  5. Detailansicht für Treffer 5 öffnen
    CHAPTER III INDIAN OCCUPATION AND LEGENDS EARLY REDMEN OCCUPANTS—THE PAWNEES—TREATIES OF AMITY—THE DECAY OF THE PAWNEES—THE SIOUX—THE OUTBREAK OF 1864—MAJOR FRANK NORTH AND THE PAWNEE SCOUTS—LOCAL INDIAN HISTORY—TWO BOYS PINNED TOGETHER BY ARROWS—THE CAMPBELL RAID—RECOLLECTIONS BY FRED STOLLEY—FIRST RECOLLECTIONS—TOOK OUR DINNER—THE SIOUX—INDIAN BOYS’ SPORTS—PUPPY DOG SOUP—WHITE MAN'S TREATMENT OF THE REDMAN—“NEZARREZARRIES”—AN INDIAN LOVE STORY—A TRUE RED FRIEND—FORT O. K.—FORT INDEPENDENCE—GOETTSCHE-FRAUEN MASSACRE—INDIANS JOURNEYING TO THE “HUNT”—AN INDIAN DANCE—BUFFALO HUNT—THE ENDURANCE OF A PAPOOSE—MIRAGES—INDIAN HORSETHIEVES—DEPENDING ON THE GUN FOR FOOD— THE ANTELOPE—FEATHERED GAME—THE INDIAN PIPE
    A. F., BUECHLER ; R. J., BARR ; et al.
    In: HISTORY OF HALL COUNTY NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, AND CHRONOLOGICAL PRESENTATION OF ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME, AND SPECIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS MILITARY AND CIVIL PARTICIPATION IN THE LATE WORLD WAR; (1920)
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  6. Detailansicht für Treffer 6 öffnen
    CHAPTER III INDIAN OCCUPATION AND LEGENDS EARLY REDMEN OCCUPANTS—THE PAWNEES—TREATIES OF AMITY—THE DECAY OF THE PAWNEES—THE SIOUX—THE OUTBREAK OF 1864—MAJOR FRANK NORTH AND THE PAWNEE SCOUTS—LOCAL INDIAN HISTORY—TWO BOYS PINNED TOGETHER BY ARROWS—THE CAMPBELL RAID—RECOLLECTIONS BY FRED STOLLEY—FIRST RECOLLECTIONS—TOOK OUR DINNER—THE SIOUX—INDIAN BOYS’ SPORTS—PUPPY DOG SOUP—WHITE MAN'S TREATMENT OF THE REDMAN—“NEZARREZARRIES”—AN INDIAN LOVE STORY—A TRUE RED FRIEND—FORT O. K.—FORT INDEPENDENCE—GOETTSCHE-FRAUEN MASSACRE—INDIANS JOURNEYING TO THE “HUNT”—AN INDIAN DANCE—BUFFALO HUNT—THE ENDURANCE OF A PAPOOSE—MIRAGES—INDIAN HORSETHIEVES—DEPENDING ON THE GUN FOR FOOD— THE ANTELOPE—FEATHERED GAME—THE INDIAN PIPE
    A. F., BUECHLER ; R. J., BARR ; et al.
    In: HISTORY OF HALL COUNTY NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, AND CHRONOLOGICAL PRESENTATION OF ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME, AND SPECIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS MILITARY AND CIVIL PARTICIPATION IN THE LATE WORLD WAR; (1920)
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  7. Detailansicht für Treffer 7 öffnen
    CHAPTER III INDIAN OCCUPATION AND LEGENDS EARLY REDMEN OCCUPANTS—THE PAWNEES—TREATIES OF AMITY—THE DECAY OF THE PAWNEES—THE SIOUX—THE OUTBREAK OF 1864—MAJOR FRANK NORTH AND THE PAWNEE SCOUTS—LOCAL INDIAN HISTORY—TWO BOYS PINNED TOGETHER BY ARROWS—THE CAMPBELL RAID—RECOLLECTIONS BY FRED STOLLEY—FIRST RECOLLECTIONS—TOOK OUR DINNER—THE SIOUX—INDIAN BOYS’ SPORTS—PUPPY DOG SOUP—WHITE MAN'S TREATMENT OF THE REDMAN—“NEZARREZARRIES”—AN INDIAN LOVE STORY—A TRUE RED FRIEND—FORT O. K.—FORT INDEPENDENCE—GOETTSCHE-FRAUEN MASSACRE—INDIANS JOURNEYING TO THE “HUNT”—AN INDIAN DANCE—BUFFALO HUNT—THE ENDURANCE OF A PAPOOSE—MIRAGES—INDIAN HORSETHIEVES—DEPENDING ON THE GUN FOR FOOD— THE ANTELOPE—FEATHERED GAME—THE INDIAN PIPE
    A. F., BUECHLER ; R. J., BARR ; et al.
    In: HISTORY OF HALL COUNTY NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, AND CHRONOLOGICAL PRESENTATION OF ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME, AND SPECIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS MILITARY AND CIVIL PARTICIPATION IN THE LATE WORLD WAR; (1920)
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  8. Detailansicht für Treffer 8 öffnen
    CHAPTER III INDIAN OCCUPATION AND LEGENDS EARLY REDMEN OCCUPANTS—THE PAWNEES—TREATIES OF AMITY—THE DECAY OF THE PAWNEES—THE SIOUX—THE OUTBREAK OF 1864—MAJOR FRANK NORTH AND THE PAWNEE SCOUTS—LOCAL INDIAN HISTORY—TWO BOYS PINNED TOGETHER BY ARROWS—THE CAMPBELL RAID—RECOLLECTIONS BY FRED STOLLEY—FIRST RECOLLECTIONS—TOOK OUR DINNER—THE SIOUX—INDIAN BOYS’ SPORTS—PUPPY DOG SOUP—WHITE MAN'S TREATMENT OF THE REDMAN—“NEZARREZARRIES”—AN INDIAN LOVE STORY—A TRUE RED FRIEND—FORT O. K.—FORT INDEPENDENCE—GOETTSCHE-FRAUEN MASSACRE—INDIANS JOURNEYING TO THE “HUNT”—AN INDIAN DANCE—BUFFALO HUNT—THE ENDURANCE OF A PAPOOSE—MIRAGES—INDIAN HORSETHIEVES—DEPENDING ON THE GUN FOR FOOD— THE ANTELOPE—FEATHERED GAME—THE INDIAN PIPE
    A. F., BUECHLER ; R. J., BARR ; et al.
    In: HISTORY OF HALL COUNTY NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, AND CHRONOLOGICAL PRESENTATION OF ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME, AND SPECIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS MILITARY AND CIVIL PARTICIPATION IN THE LATE WORLD WAR; (1920)
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  11. Detailansicht für Treffer 11 öffnen
    CHAPTER LVIII LAST HUNT OF THE PAWNEES IN 1873—THE TRIBE NUMBERED 2,400—700 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WENT ON THE HUNT—TOOK 800 EXTRA PONIES TO PACK HOME THE MEAT—HUNTED ON THE SOUTH OF THE PLATTE, ON PRAIRIE DOG, BEAVER AND FRENCHMAN—KILLED LARGE NUMBERS OF BUFFALO—ATTACKED BY THE SIOUX AND 156 PAWNEES KILLED—LOST ALL OF DRIED MEAT AND MOST OF THEIR PONIES—FIFTY OF THE SIOUX WERE KILLED—THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT FINED THE SIOUX $10,000 AND GAVE THE MONEY TO THE PAWNEES.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
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  12. Detailansicht für Treffer 12 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXIV INCIDENTS IN A WEDDING JOURNEY ACROSS THE PLATTE IN 1869—FORD THE PLATTE AT FORT KEARNEY—TWO PRAIRIE DOGS AND A BOX OF MEDICINE—THE WAGON UPSETS—RESCUE OF THE BRIDE—THE BRIDE'S MOTHER ENJOYS A SMOKE—ALL ENDS WELL.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
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  13. Detailansicht für Treffer 13 öffnen
    CHAPTER LVIII LAST HUNT OF THE PAWNEES IN 1873—THE TRIBE NUMBERED 2,400—700 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WENT ON THE HUNT—TOOK 800 EXTRA PONIES TO PACK HOME THE MEAT—HUNTED ON THE SOUTH OF THE PLATTE, ON PRAIRIE DOG, BEAVER AND FRENCHMAN—KILLED LARGE NUMBERS OF BUFFALO—ATTACKED BY THE SIOUX AND 156 PAWNEES KILLED—LOST ALL OF DRIED MEAT AND MOST OF THEIR PONIES—FIFTY OF THE SIOUX WERE KILLED—THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT FINED THE SIOUX $10,000 AND GAVE THE MONEY TO THE PAWNEES.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
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  15. Detailansicht für Treffer 15 öffnen
    CHAPTER XI DOWN THE RIVER TO FAIRBANKS Forty-Mile, the pioneer mining camp of the Upper Yukon—The fighting dogs—Eagle City, at the boundary line—Circle City— Wada's trip into Fort Yukon from the Arctic, and the sad fate of his trousers—Fort Hamlin and Rampart City—The Tanana River and Fairbanks, the metropolis that sorely needs a railroad.
    JOHN J., UNDERWOOD
    In: ALASKA AN EMPIRE IN THE MAKING; (1915)
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    CHAPTER XI DOWN THE RIVER TO FAIRBANKS Forty-Mile, the pioneer mining camp of the Upper Yukon—The fighting dogs—Eagle City, at the boundary line—Circle City— Wada's trip into Fort Yukon from the Arctic, and the sad fate of his trousers—Fort Hamlin and Rampart City—The Tanana River and Fairbanks, the metropolis that sorely needs a railroad.
    JOHN J., UNDERWOOD
    In: ALASKA AN EMPIRE IN THE MAKING; (1915)
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  17. Detailansicht für Treffer 17 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXV When M. N. Jenkins First Saw Beaver City It Was Inhabited by Prairie Dogs, Rattlesnakes and Buffalo. Now Look At IT!
    Merwin, F.N.
    In: PIONEER STORIES OF FURNAS COUNTY NEBRASKA; (1914)
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    CHAPTER XXV When M. N. Jenkins First Saw Beaver City It Was Inhabited by Prairie Dogs, Rattlesnakes and Buffalo. Now Look At IT!
    Merwin, F.N.
    In: PIONEER STORIES OF FURNAS COUNTY NEBRASKA; (1914)
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  19. Detailansicht für Treffer 19 öffnen
    SAY BUDDIEOnce there was a brown dog and a valler dog. The valler
    In: The Amaroc News, Jg. 4 (1922-12-07), Heft 231
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  20. Detailansicht für Treffer 20 öffnen
    MACK, THE DOG.“There is a dog named Mack,” said
    In: The Black Dispatch, 1920-02-28
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