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    Article detailing the intention of the Ontario Provincial Government to encourage reserves to increase agricultural production on their land.

    Article describing the findings of a grand jury regarding the state of the Mohawk Institute buildings.

    Article describing the request of the Six Nations Council for definite assurance that the City of Brantford will construct a sewage disposal plant prior to agreeing to grant an easement to the city t

    Burt Anderson, Maynard Anderson and Marjorie Anderson at Ojistoh Club in Ohsweken at site of the former Lady Willingdon Hospital.

    Article describing a clause in the Indian Act which places Native people under the jurisdiction of the province for matters not covered by Federal Statutes.(Indian Act, Clause 87, Chapter 20).

    Article describing the postponement of nominations for the Six Nations Council pending clarification of the recommendation that chief councillor be selected by voter ballot rather than by the elected

    Article describing the presentation of a Maori greenstone to the Six Nations Council. The greenstone was presented to Chief E.P. Garlow by David Smith who had received the greenstone from Maori King

    John R. Anderson and Mary Anderson's wedding picture. The wedding took place on November 25, 1870.

    Article discussing the validity of Confederacy Passports with a contribution from Alma Greene.

    Article describing opening of an addition to the Mohawk Institute as well as two new Six Nations schools. First image left to right Ellen Fairclough, Elliott Moses. Second Image left to right R. J. S

    Samuel Anderson and an unknown passenger riding in a democrat being pulled by his horses Kate and Maude around Tuscarora and 5th Line.

    Article describing a parade held in Brantford for Jay Silverheels.

    Article detailing members of Six Nations plans to travel to New York to meet with other North American Natives at the United Nations Assembly followed by a parade.

    Article detailing members of Six Nations plans to travel to New York to meet with other North American Natives at the United Nations Assembly followed by a parade.

    This is a picture of Luella (Anderson) Jamieson and her son Sidney Jamieson who is the child on the far left and in the front. The other two children are probably his sisters Shirley and Edith. This

    Article discussing an offer of Six Nations Council to sell the Glebe property to the City of Brantford at a rate of $2,000 per acre.

    Article discussing a performance of Sagoyewatha the Seneca in the fifth year of the Six Nations Pageant.

    Article discussing the history of the Delawares and the Six Nations. Ultimately, many of the Delaware people ended up residing in Six Nations Territories, even though the Delaware and Iroquois had be

    Newspaper article from 1956 describing the speech given by Citizenship Minister Pickersgill following the reinterment of bones from a mass grave unearthed at the Tabor Hill construction site in Scarb

    Newspaper detailing visit by Scarborough Reeve Gus Harris with hereditary chiefs to discuss reinterment of bones. Left to right Alex Nanticoke, David Thomas, Bernice Green, Jacob Thomas, Jacob Skye,