Interviews with Nathan W. Davis, Walter Bradley, Ruth Schropp, John Boyd, Ruth Munyon, and O.A. Whitney

Interviews with Nathan W. Davis, Walter Bradley, Ruth Schropp, John Boyd, Ruth Munyon, and Oliver Asbury Whitney. 00:00:00 - Introduction, Nathan W. Davis from Phillipsburg, KS on February 3, 1963 00:00:19 - Song, Alphabet song , vocal 00:00:40 - Song, Weavilly Wheat , vocal 00:01:14 - Information about play party games 00:01:48 - Song, Miller Boy , vocal 00:02:06 - Song, Skip to my Lou , vocal 00:02:30 - Poem, Noah, Jonah, and Captain John Smith 00:05:24 - Information about literaries 00:05:32 - Introduction, Walter Bradley of Agra, KS on April 17, 1963. 00:06:06 - Song, untitled square dance tune, fiddle and ukelele 00:06:58 - Song, untitled square dance tune, fiddle and ukelele 00:07:54 - Song, untitled square dance tune, fiddle and ukelele 00:09:03 - Song, untitled waltz, fiddle and ukelele 00:09:48 - Song, untitled square dance tune, fiddle and ukelele 00:10:47 - Introduction, Ruth Schropp of Phillipsburg, KS on May 22, 1963 00:11:10 - Song, On the Banks of the Old Omaha , vocal 00:12:31 - Song, A Waltz Promenade , vocal 00:13:24 - Introduction, John Boyd of Phillipsburg, KS on May 23, 1963 00:13:48 - Song, Why the Possum\u27s Tail is Bare? , vocal. (Racially offensive language) 00:15:52 - Introduction, Nathan W. Davis of Phillipsburg, KS on May 24, 1963 00:16:08 - Poem, A distric school far away 00:18:23 - Poem, Tom Twist 00:22:28 - Poem, I was a boy of seventeen 00:25:28 - Poem, Still sits the schoolhouse 00:27:40 - Poem, When I was just a\u27growing up 00:28:25 - Story about a long poem 00:28:59 - Poem, I\u27ve been off on a journey 00:29:27 - Song, State Capitols , vocal 00:31:52 - Introduction, Ruth Munyon of Phillipsburg, KS on May 25, 1963 00:32:09 - Song, My Mother and Father Were Excellent Folks , vocal 00:33:42 - Introduction, Oliver Whitney of Phillipsburg, KS on May 26, 1963 00:34:01 - Song, Old Dan Tucker , vocal 00:34:55 - Tall tale about bindweed 00:36:25 - Story about a trip to Lexington, Nebraska in August 1890 00:39:26 - Telephone lines coming to Phillipsburg and the 1905 tornado 00:42:32 - Life in the 1890s (diet, credit, civil war pensions) 00:43:51 - Tall tales told at the soldiers\u27 reunionhttps://scholars.fhsu.edu/sackett/1082/thumbnail.jp