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MYRA McHENRY
PAPERS |
Size: 0.25 linear feet
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Content note:
This collection contains 15 letters written
to Myra McHenry during the years 1900 to 1907. The correspondents include C.
U. and Comell McHenry, Carry A. Nation, A. T. Ayres, and J. L. Rogers among
others. An activist in the early temperance movement in Kansas, McHenry staged
street corner lectures, published a newspaper and many pamphlets, and was arrested
frequently for her aggressive tactics.
Acquisition: Gift
from John Rydjord
Processed by: KJC, 10-8-1991; JEF, 10-5-1998