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• Discusses homesteadiing, eary life in the Dakotas, Great Depression, government farm programs, NFO, and railroads
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• Discusses Country Schools
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• Montana homestead
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• Buck Connlle, merchant
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• Early life in South Daiota, teacher education, libraries
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• Brookings, SD history
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• History of farm and town life
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• South Dakota State University, Nursing
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• History of Brookings, SD
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• Homesteading
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• South Dakota State University athletics
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Composed of a short narrative composed around 1918 and relates the experience of John P. Johnson, a Swedish immigrant and grandfather of the donor, between 1871 and 1879. This narrative was translated by Alma N. Lundin and read around 1918 at the Benton Lutheran Church in South Dakota. This narrative is a photocopy; the original was not included with the donation.

Also included is a publication called The Quill published by the students of Marion High School, Marion, South Dakota. A note is included with this publication indicating that it was published by Donald D. Johnson in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson of Hartford, South Dakota. It is assumed that Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson are the parents of Donald D. Johnson.

Composed of a single pamphlet describing the History program and South Dakota State University.

Composed of oral interviews of various persons on topics such as South Dakota State University, South Dakota, and Brookings, SD region conducted by students for the Bicentennial Oral History Project. Also included is a pamphlet about the History program.

2 black-and-white photographs