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One of the officers of the Oneota was a persistent story-teller, and the only way to get him to stop telling his story was to suggest to him to make a chalk mark and finish the remainder of it the following day.
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Morton Village was occupied about 1300 by migrants from the northern Midwest, part of what archaeologists call the Oneota cultural tradition.
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The Morton Village was occupied about A.D. 1300 by migrants from the northern midwest, part of what archaeologists call the Oneota cultural tradition.
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In _Oneota_ (187-90), Schoolcraft relates the story of an Indian's wife who entered the lodge when his new bride was sitting by his side and plunged a dagger in her heart.
Primitive Love and Love-Stories Henry Theophilus Finck 1890
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From this work the first five of the above stories are taken, the others being from the same author's _Oneota_ (54-57; 15-16).
Primitive Love and Love-Stories Henry Theophilus Finck 1890
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Since the days of Marquette (1673) the Iowa have ranged over the country between the Mississippi and Missouri, up to the latitude of Oneota
The Siouan Indians 1882
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Mississippi above the Oneota; one of their villages in 1832 was at Prairie la Grosse.
The Siouan Indians 1882
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Mr.J. S. Brocklehurst, of Oneota, in the same county, considers his locality unsurpassed for the cauliflower.
The Cauliflower 1877
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Kentucky side, ran the boat into the Oneota, and the packet was sunk.
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Oneota, we crossed the bows of the Oneota and threw out the end of a painter, which was instantly tied around the stanchion of the Oneota.
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