What We Found
The Editor’s Table (Part 2): Frank Phillips: Nebraska Native Son, “Ponca Publicity,” Chapters in Nebraska History, Catching Up With the Calendar, Henry Rohwer Is Gone
Addresses at Annual Meeting 1941 (Part 2): The Great North Platte Dam Power and Irrigation Project, The Romance of Corn
Early School Experiences in Nebraska: A Webster County School, A School Child in the Blizzard of ’88, The First School at Sutton
The Editor’s Table (Part 3): Land and Livestock, Water and Power, Edgerton on Hybrid Corn, Boslaugh on Irrigation, Signing the School Endowment and Historical Building Bills, Being a War President, Dr. Driggs in Lincoln, Early Nebraska Historical Documents
Addresses at Annual Meeting 1941 (Part 3): The Future of Nebraska, Nebraska’s Greatest Contribution to the World, The Pike-Pawnere Village Site, County Historical Societies of Nebraska, National Defense and Business
Music of the Pioneer Days in Nebraska [Part Six]
The Editor’s Table (Part 4): Wendell Willkie and “One World”; A Collection of Rare Early Nebraska Newspapers; C A Beach, Veteran of Railway Mail Service
Memorials to the Sioux Indians
The Story of the Oglala and Brule Sioux in the Pine Ridge Country in the Middle Seventies
Memorials to the Sioux Indians (Part 2): Why Remember the Indian?; A Memorial to the Sioux Nation; After Wounded Knee: A Recollection; People’s Memorials, and Their Monuments; They Who Create: Stories of the Borglums
Memorials to the Sioux Indians (Part 3): Congressman Commends Sioux Memorial, Shallenberger and Massacre Canyon Monument, Dwight Griswold, Sioux Grievances at Pine Ridge Agency, Letter from Captain Cook, Captain Cook and the Indians, Sioux Indian Memorials
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