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Reindeer Files Database

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Author
Date
Location
Subject
URL
Fred M. Sickler
June 30, 1911
Shungnak
"Annual Report for Year Ending June 30, 1911
http://ankn.uaf.edu/Resources/ReindeerFiles/47-76.pdf






MS Ref: [5-32] [6-26] [6-31] [6-33] [10-3] [12-124] Box:
B1
To:
Bureau of Education

Eskimo Names: Jacob Johnson; Harry John; Joe Frost; Herman Tickett; Frankie Snell; White Names:
Mrs. Sickler;
Events: Places: "Shungnak; Koyukuk River; Squirrel River; Black River; Outside; Washington, D.C.; Kotzebue; "
Perceptions: Treatment:
Travel Themes: "18 boats completed, "a number" sold;" Eskimo Trading

Themes: "suppression of innocent native pasttimes; unfair division of mission goods; considerable number of children died since school established; local missionary told parents schoolwork would give children less than 7 y.o. brain fever; older children allowed at mission during school hours, singing songs, receiving candies; truants; corporal punishment; May, scarcity of food; white child in the school; vices of an Outside country school; girls and boys winking; "bad habits"; criticisms of previous teacher; children and criticism; reading vs. comprehension; Core Theory of Ziller and DeGarmo; writing; spelling; learning English; arithematic; missionaries and traders charging exorbitant prices; geography; patriotism foreign to Eskimo, never had a country or flag; hygiene; manual training; sewing; cooking; missionary and former teacher had lucrative bakery in the village; agriculture; music; employment in mines; income sources; cleanliness; morals; after missionary left, I conducted religious services for the natives twice a week; scrap wood gone for 4 mile radius; reindeer; caribou; selective breeding; castration; grubs; medicine; problems with previous missionaries;" Trapping/Fishing/
Berry Picking
"return from hunting, October; Jan.-Feb. - marten trapping; wild fowl, fish, Black River, June; red, white, blue, and cross fox;mink; ermine; muskrat; salmon; ususally make < $100/year trapping; over 100 caribou and mountain sheep; over 1 dozen black and brown bear; hunting grounds far distant;"
Business or
Organization:
Montgomery Ward & Co.; Sitka Experiment Station; Bureau of Agriculture; Ships, Boats, &
Marine Equipment

Books, Documents, & Articles: Book No. 1 for Non-English Speaking People; Diseases & Infirmaties
consumption; heart failure;
General Medical mortality rate;

Comments: reindeer boys;

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