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"The Remarkable Life Story of Quanah Parker
"The Remarkable Life Story of Quanah Parker"
Quanah Parker, the celebrated Comanche chief, passed away suddenly at his home on the Comanche reservation, located four miles west of ...
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Taming the Savage Apache Followers of Geronimo .
The Apache way of life has undergone a profound change. Once fierce warriors, they have embraced a path of peace and civilization. Gone are the traditional blankets and moccasins, replaced ...
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AN INDIAN’S SPEECH
From J. Marvin Hunter’s Frontier Times Magazine, July, 1927
Justice C. H. Crownhart
(Red Jacket was chief of the Wolf clan, Seneca nation based in western New York).
The ...
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BRUTE COURAGE AND ENDURANCE OF THE INDIAN
From J. Marvin Hunter’s Frontier Times Magazine, January, 1937
A GREAT DEAL has been said, about the endurance of the Indian and the desperate manner in which a redskin ...
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THE CARANKAWA INDIANS
From J. Marvin Hunters Frontier Times Magazine, January, 1948
J. H. Kuykendall
Both history and tradition preserves the names of several tribes of Indians, which had become extinct, or blended with ...
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INDIAN MUSIC
From J. Marvin Hunter’s Frontier Times Magazine, June, 1947
Indian Music While the music of the American Indian is not, as often suggested, a part of American folklore music, ...
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SOME LOST TRIBES OF TEXAS
Mrs. Julia Jones, Houston, Texas
From J. Marvin Hunter’s Frontier Times Magazine, June, 1941
Recently, there has appeared a most interesting work by Dr. John R. Swan, ton, ethnologist of ...
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AN INDIAN SHOWS HIS GRATITUDE
[From J. Marvin Hunter's Frontier Times Magazine, March, 1926]
O. T. Word was raised on Caddo Creek, in Hunt county, and when he grew up to manhood, visited his kinsman, ...
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POLICING THE NAVAJO RESERVATION
[From Hunter's Frontier Times Magazine, January, 1938]
During the past few months I have had some very interesting correspondence with Mr. Fred W Croxen, Chief of the Navajo Indian Police ...
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EMILY, THE INDIAN SQUAW
By Buren Sparks
[Romance, heartache, heroism, & martyrdom make up this riveting account - from Hunter's Frontier Times Magazine, January, 1940]
The above title is the crude, trite inscription printed upon ...
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