Name/Title
Program Flyer from unknownEntry/Object ID
Q1430.634.463ADescription
Flyer from unknown advertising a program taking place in August 1921, includes a picture of Young Bear. Vol I pg. 463A
A black and white photograph on the Official Program cover from August 18-21, 1921, priced at 10 cents, featuring a side profile portrait of a "Young Bear".
The inside of the program is a two-page narrative providing the particulars of the for the Mesquaki Indians Pow-wow in Tama, Iowa, detailing events occurring from Thursday to Sunday. Activities include various dances like the Friendship Dance, Boys' and Girls' Dances, along with contests such as bow and arrow contests. The program also outlines Friday as American Legion Day, featuring boxing, wrestling, and a baseball game between Mesquakies and All Tama County. On Saturday, events like the Mammoth Parade and Jim Poweshiek's demonstration of playing flute and songs by Indians are highlighted. The list of premium offerings for the Indian Exhibit includes categories such as corn, cattle, and native products of woods and fields. Sunday includes religious services with speeches, dances, and music by Jim Poweshiek. Awards are supported by Tama businessmen, emphasizing cultural heritage and community participation.
(penciled in numbers below the original dates show 17-18-19-20)Subject
Young Bear
ProgramSubject Person/Organization
Harry L. George Collection
