THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
H. E. WADSWORTH, Superintendent
VOLUME 17
DECEMBER, 1914
NUMBER 3
NATIONAL INDIAN ASSOCIATION
H E L D BAZA AR N O V E M B E R IS , 1914
F the m any organizations th at have been engaged for
years in volunteer w ork for the im provem ent of the
conditions am ong the Indians undoubtedly the N a
tional Indian A ssociation has been am ong th e most ef
fective. T h is Association originated in 1879 and fully
organized in 1881. Since th a t tim e it has opened the
following missions:
M ission to Paw nees, I. T.
1884
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“ l’oneas, I. T . -----
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“ O toes, I. T ------
1886
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“ Sioux. S. D — —
1886
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“ C oncow s’ ________
1886
“ I ’kies
1886
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“ P itt R iver
1886
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“ P o tter V alley
1886
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“ L ittle L ake .
1886
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“ Red W oods ___
(T h e last six trib es served at two statio n s at R ound V alley, C alifornia
1887
M ission to B annocks and Shoshones, Idaho.
1887
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“ O niahas, N eb., at two statio n s
1887
“ Sioux, at Corn C reek, S. D ak.
Stickney M em orial H om e, W ashing to n , b u ilt th ro u g h o ur H om e B uilding
1889
d e p a rtm e n t________ --
Mission at L ajo lla, T em ecula. P achan g a. .
M ission cottage am i w orkers, P ortraro.
M isison at C oaliuilla
M ission at Auga C alitn ta .
M ission to M ission In d ia n s, Cal.
Preaching S tatio n s at Saloliba, R incon
(T h e last eig h t stations were opened in 1889 and 1893)
M ission
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K iow as, I. T.
G reen v ille, P lum as Co. , Cal.
Crow C reek. S. D ak. H ospital work
A pache P risioners, Mt. V ernon, Ala.
A bsentee Shaw nees and K ickapoos, G kla.
1889
1890
1890
1891
1891