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Red Power Wisconsin Pow-Wow Poster
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Poster for an American Indian Pow-Wow, held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Stock Pavillion [sic], October 10, including a coalition of native tribes. Activities included beadwork, basketry, performances, and food. Free admission charge crossed out, and a one dollar donation suggestion has been written in its place.
October 5, 1970
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W014ANN
WHi 50109
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Badger Indians big pow-wow for Kilbourn
Jun 27, 1921
Baraboo Daily News
Indians hold 8-day pow wow on the Peshtigo
Unknown date
Marinette Eagle-Star
Redskins arrive for big pow wow
Aug 11, 1921
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mesquakie Pow Wow Poster
1933
Poster promoting the twentieth annual Mesquakie Indian Powwow in Iowa. The poster features a portrait of Young Bear.
