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Post by herosrest on Jun 15, 2018 18:47:23 GMT -6
I have for some (considerable) time,been studying and decyhpering  Walter S. Campbell's notes from interviews of Yellow Nose in Oklahoma where both resided. I thought that I might share a snippet of the forthcoming work. It's bit rough but the polish still shines through. |
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Post by herosrest on Jun 15, 2018 19:14:26 GMT -6
Research item not for profit. Oklahoma Western History Collections, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma. |
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Post by herosrest on Jun 16, 2018 11:21:08 GMT -6
Courtesy of OU < linkDigital Collections - Walter S. Campbell (Stanley Vestal) - Index. The collection has been linked to interested boards in the past and is here again. In regards the Yellow Nose notes (40 so pages), as far as I can discern, they have not been studied or referenced previousy. I could easily be wrong but usually am not. This links to a relevant index of the archive, which points to the record in viewable pdf form. Unfortunately, the Yellow Nose notebook was not indexed and therefore, unless you understood the topic when trawling the document for something else, it sits there forever and unknown. Link to Box 112 Folder 1 'cos life's like that! Go Sooners! Anecdote Link
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Post by herosrest on Jun 17, 2018 13:54:34 GMT -6
OK, Accumulate to disseminate. Geary, Oklahoma. DATA....  That's Da ta! Let's do Yellow Nose 2018. You know, Ralph Goodman used to sit and listen to YN. Apparently, he strangled Custer during a close quarter encounter. The link is a good (great read). Yellow Nose lived where? On his allotment on the North Canadian River, near the town of Geary, OK.  Remarkable art.  |
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Post by susquehanna on Oct 24, 2019 21:10:55 GMT -6
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Post by Colt45 on Oct 25, 2019 6:58:33 GMT -6
There is a river called the Canadian River that runs through the Texas panhandle and into Oklahoma.
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Post by herosrest on Oct 26, 2019 5:53:39 GMT -6
Is that the way to Amarillo?
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Post by Colt45 on Oct 26, 2019 6:16:08 GMT -6
I suppose you could say that. The Canadian river is north of Amarillo, about halfway to Dumas.
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Post by herosrest on Oct 26, 2019 6:43:41 GMT -6
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Post by shan on Oct 26, 2019 11:13:57 GMT -6
herosrest,
whatever it is your putting up regarding Yellow Nose, it's not working for me for I can't seem to open it.
Shan
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Post by herosrest on Oct 26, 2019 16:39:06 GMT -6
The OU file is a part of the Stanley Vestal Collection which is online. Amongst the 96 pages is an unknown interview with Yellow Nose. It is in Campbell/Vestals own hand on notepad sheets. I gathered the the 10 or so relevant pages together into PDF as link. There is something of a problem with his handwriting. I spent quite some time decyphering it and........... failed. A reason for these notes being unknown is that they are not indexed as a topic. I suspect that who ever worked on the file simply was nonplussed and what is it? It just sits there. I am unaware of Vestal or anyone else making use of the information but can imagine why. It's as though he used a spider as a pen. |
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Post by herosrest on Jun 30, 2023 8:43:14 GMT -6
Yellow Nose files in Vestal's notes at OU, besides various odds and sods which are perfect for those little anecdotes and plethoric parantheses in addenda, where you thumb back and forth in search of MSS. 
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Walter S. Campbell's notes from interviews of Yellow Nose in Oklahoma where both resided. I thought that I might share a snippet of the forthcoming work.
That's Da ta!
