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Contemporary Authors: Biography - Hough, Emerson (1857-1923) The Web by Hough Emerson 1857-1923, 2010-10-06 The web. by Emerson Hough. A revelation of patriotism. Published by Hough. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1919-01-01 John Rawn prominent citizen. by Emerson Hough. by Hough. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1912-01-01 The purchase price; or. The cause of compromise. by Emerson Houg by Hough. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1910-01-01 The passing of the frontier a chronicle of the Old West by Emers by Hough. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1920-01-01 The Mississippi bubble how the star of good fortune rose and set by Hough. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1902-01-01 The covered wagon by Emerson Hough ; illustrated with scenes fro by Houghton. Emerson. 1857-1923., 1922-01-01

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21. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 6
    CHARLOTTE (Woodyatt) (1924 ); Hough, DONALD (1895-1965); Hough, Emerson(1857-1923); HoughTELING, MARLA KAY; HoughTON, DAWN; HOULT, NARAH;  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/q6.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents HALACY, D(aniel) S(tephen), Jr. HALE, E. E. ... HALIFAX, CLIFFORD ; pseudonym of Edgar Beaumont HALL, DONALD HALL, JAMES ; house pseudonym HALL, JAMES NORMAN HALL, LAWRENCE SARGENT HALL, MARTHA LACY HALL, OAKLEY M(axwell) ... HALWARD, LESLIE ; pseudonym of Norman Firth HAMILTON, ALEX(ander John) HAMILTON, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, DONALD (Bengtsson) ... HANNAY, JAMES OWEN (1865-1950); see pseudonym George A. Birmingham HANSEN, RON HARBURT, JOHN HARDWICK, ELIZABETH (Bruce) ... HARE, AMORY ; [Mrs. Hutchinson] (1885-?) HARE, AUGUSTUS, Archdeacon HARE, HUMPHREY, trans. HARJO, JOY HARPER, FRANCES E. W. ... HARRIS, FRANK ; [i.e., James Thomas Harris] (1856-1931) HARRIS, GEORGE W. HARRIS, H. JAY HARRIS, HELEN HARRIS, HERBERT c HARRIS, JAMES THOMAS ; see under Harris, Frank HARRIS, JANA HARRIS, JANE HARRIS, JOEL CHANDLER ... HARRIS, JOHN B(eynon) [i.e., John Wyndham Parkes Beynon Harris] (1903-1969); see pseudonyms John Beynon John Wyndham HARRIS, JOHN WYNDHAM PARKES BEYNON ; see under Harris, John Beynon

22. Agricultural Collections Guide--ISU Library Special Collections
    Processed. Hough, Emerson (18571923). Papers, 1890-1895. .42 linearfoot. MS-310. Author, journalist, and conservationist. Emerson  
    http://www.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/collections/agri/ag13.html
    
    Extractions: in the Iowa State University Library SOIL, WATER, AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ALLEN, GEORGE E. (1886-1944) AND SEWELL E. (1913-1975). Papers, 1910, 1915-1924, 1929-1947, 1952-1972. 4.5 linear feet. MS-081. Processed. AMERICAN SCHOOL OF WILDLIFE PROTECTION. Records, 1919, 1921, 1923-1941, 1977-1978, 1982. .42 linear foot. MS-133. The American School of Wildlife Protection was an outgrowth of a summer meeting of the Iowa Conservation Association held at McGregor, Iowa, in July 1918. The school was established in McGregor in August 1919 and continued each summer until 1941. With the exception of the first year, the school lasted two weeks and covered such topics as Indian lore, botany, geology, forestry, entomology, and ornithology. Faculty members were drawn from Midwestern colleges and state and federal agencies. Processed. BARNETT, CLAY C. (1895-1994). Papers, 1937-1961. 5.21 linear feet. MS-024. Conservationist. Clay C. Barnett was born on a farm in Davis County, Iowa, in 1895. He was a farm manager until 1935, when he entered the Soil Erosion Service (later the U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service) in Oskaloosa, Iowa, as an agronomist. He also worked as an agronomist for the Civilian Conservation Corps. Barnett served in the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) for twenty-four years as district conservationist in Des Moines, Iowa, and as work unit conservationist in Davis County, Iowa. He was also state director of Izaak Walton League; a member of the board of Southern Iowa Electric Cooperative; chair of the Davis County Soil Conservation District; chair of the Wheat Allotments Committee in Wapello County (1933-1934); and temporary chair of the Corn-Hog Allotment Committee (1933). He promoted the first National Soil Conservation Field Day in 1946 and conducted the events for the Des Moines

23. Miscellaneous Items In High Demand: Subjects: 236
    Houdini, Harry,18741926Tomb. Hough, Emerson,1857-1923. Hough, FranklinBenjamin,1822-1885. Houghton, Alanson Bigelow,1863-1941.  
    http://memory.loc.gov/pp/cphSubjects236.html

24. Kentuckiana Electronic Texts (Authors - H)
    Book, (Hough, Emerson, 18571923.) Law of the land of Book, (Hough, Emerson,1857-1923.) Purchase price, or, The cause of compromise / Emerson Hough.  
    http://digilib.kyvl.org:8080/dynaweb/etexts/etexth/@Generic__CollectionView

25. Materials On Yellowstone National Park
    Class PZ3.H81 / M3 Author Hough, Emerson, 18571923. Title Maw's vacation the story of a human being in the Yellowstone. Imprint  
    http://www.nps.gov/hfc/library/yell.htm
    
    Extractions: Introduction This finding aid gathers together in one document a listing of all materials on Yellowstone National Park that are present in the National Park Service History Collection, and the Harpers Ferry Center Library. The Park Historic Reference File - YELL boxes Annual Reports of the Superintendent Planning documents Lake Area 1967 - Old Faithful Area 1966 Madison Junction 1965 - Grant Village Area 1963 Norris Geyser Basin 1965 Master Plan - 1963 (Mission 66) Vol. I and Vol. III, various stages of Vol. I Internal Papers Minutes - 3rd Annual Yellowstone Park Ranger Conference, May 3-10, 1930 Study of Visitors Using the Museum - 1942 Yellowstone National Park Tourist Study - 1960 Yellowstone Management Inspection - 1961 Proceedings - Visitor Housing Buildings Conference - Yellowstone, July 28-29, 1960 Management Study Concessions - 1964 Yellowstone Staffing Committee Reports - 1964 Administrative Manual for Yellowstone with Travel and Visitor Charts - 1964 Hecht Incident - Safety, 1970

26. Cowboys & Cowgirls: A Select Bibliography
    Pub. Co., c1982). Hough, Emerson, 18571923. THE STORY OF THE COWBOY(D. Appleton and Company, 1897). Howard, Helen Addison. THE  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/3807/features/cowboys.html
    
    Extractions: A Select Bibliography Abbott, E. C. (1860-1939). WE POINTED THEM NORTH; RECOLLECTIONS OF A COWPUNCHER Adams, Andy (1859-1935). THE LOG OF A COWBOY: A NARRATIVE OF THE OLD TRAIL DAYS (Houghton Mifflin Co., 1903). Adams, Andy. TRAIL DRIVE: A TRUE NARRATIVE OF COWBOY LIFE FROM ANDY ADAMS' LOG OF A COWBOY (Holiday House, 1965). Adams, Ramon F. (1889-1976). THE BEST OF THE AMERICAN COWBOY (University of Oklahoma Press, 1957). Adams, Ramon F. (Encino Press, 1969). Adams, Ramon F. (Encino Press, 1971). Adams, Ramon F. THE BEST OF THE AMERICAN COWBOY (University of Oklahoma Press, 1957). Adams, Ramon F. COME AN' GET IT; THE STORY OF THE OLD COWBOY COOK (University of Oklahoma Press, 1952). Adams, Ramon F. WESTERN WORDS; A DICTIONARY OF THE RANGE, COW CAMP AND TRAIL (University of Oklahoma Press, 1944). Allen, Jules Verne (1883-1944).

27. The Mississippi Bubble
    One of the bestselling fictional works of 1902. Emerson Hough (1857-1923) taughtschool before studying law at the University of Iowa, graduating in 1880.  
    http://www.discoveringbooks.com/history/mississippibubble.html
    
    Extractions: This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting Click here to order The Mississippi Bubble online from Amazon.com A historical novel about the extraordinary life of John Law, best known for his role in introducing paper money in France and promoting the Mississippi Company. The subsequent price inflation and bubble in Mississippi Company shares are well known a a classic case of financial mania, comparable to the Dutch tulip mania and the South Sea Bubble in England. The collapse of the bubble is the climax of the novel One of the best-selling fictional works of 1902. Emerson Hough (1857-1923) taught school before studying law at the University of Iowa, graduating in 1880. Hough was admitted to the bar in 1882 and practiced law at White Oaks, New Mexico, but found it had no appeal for him. He turned to a literary career by taking camping trips and writing about them for publication. His body of work eventually included 27 novels and hundreds of short stories and articles. Hough's early works included The Singing Mouse Stories , for children, in 1895 and the nonfiction The Story of the Cowboy in 1897. He had his first major success in 1902 with the novel

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    of 1902. Emerson Hough (18571923) taught school before studying lawat the University of Iowa, graduating in 1880. Hough was admitted  
    http://www.discoveringbooks.com/fb1/1589638816AMUS393.shtml

29. Reviews Unlimited - The Story Of The Outlaw
    Emerson Hough Publisher Cooper Square Press Rating An engaging book on the REALAmerican West, not from the movies you have seen. The author (18571923)  
    http://www.reviewunlimited.com/book/storyO.html
    
    Extractions: An engaging book on the REAL American West, not from the movies you have seen. The author (1857-1923) wrote other Western history and novels as well as being a friend to Sheriff Pat Garrett for material to be included here. Research that took a vast amount of time to gather that included many actual words of the bandits Hough was writing about! At 400 pages there is more than enough to sink your teeth into, and come away with a greater appreciation of what really the American West was actually like and the hardships that made everyday life a difficulty for most. GS

30. Illinois! Illinois! Pre-Statehood Years To 1818
    to the tale. Chautauquan, 4/1894, p. 127. Independent, 10/26/1893,p. 1453. 41. Hough, Emerson, 18571923. The Mississippi Bubble  
    http://mccoy.lib.siu.edu/illinois/chap1-em.htm
    
    Extractions: A-D E-M N-Z 26. EGGLESTON, GEORGE CARY, 1839-1911. Long Knives; A romance based loosely on the exploits of George Rogers Clark in the Kentucky and Illinois territories Long Knives focuses on Tom Harrod and his friends, Ike Todd, Sim Crane, and Hawk Camden, who join Clark in his history-making battles for control of the west. With the odds stacked against them, Clark and his men depend heavily on the elements of speed, surprise, and fear in conquering Kaskaskia and Vincennes and in making peace with the Indians. The four friends join Clark at Corn Island in the Ohio River before the march on Kaskaskia, and serve faithfully as scouts, hunters, envoys, and soldiers until the fate of the Illinois territory is secure. Eggleston devotes little energy to the development of his characters, choosing instead to go into great detail describing and interpreting actions and historic events. Hence, Long Knives becomes an action novel generously interspersed with tedious explanations of motives and alternatives. 27. ELLIS, EDWARD SYLVESTER, 1840-1916.

31. Illinois! Illinois! The Turbulent Years Civil War-1914
    1902, p. 582. Independent, 2/5/1903, p. 32930. 523. Hough, Emerson,1857-1923. The Man Next Door, by Emerson Hough. Author of The  
    http://mccoy.lib.siu.edu/illinois/chap3-gh.htm
    
    Extractions: A B C D ... T-Z 481. GARLAND, HAMLIN, 1860-1940. Rose of Dutcher's Coolly, Athenaeum, 8/21/1897, p. 253. Bookman (NY), 2/1896, p. 512-4. Chautauquan, 7/1899, p. 389. Critic, 2/8/1896, p. 89. Dial, 2/1/1896, p. 80. Independent, 2/6/1896, p. 189. Literary World, 2/8/1896, p. 38. N. Y. Times Book Review, 7/22/1905, p. 480. Outlook, 5/13/1899, p. 129. Saturday Review, 1/30/1897, p. 128. 482. GERSTENBERG, ALICE. Unquenched Fire, A Novel by Alice Gerstenberg. Boston: Small, Maynard and Company, Publishers, [1912.] 417p. Jane Carrington, daughter of a Chicago millionaire, becomes dissatisfied with the limitations of Chicago society and decides to try life in the theatre. Success comes to her on the New York stage, bringing with it the problem of coping with her explosive temperament and moods. Only the first portion of Unquenched Fire is set in Chicago, and that portion does not hold the sparkle, the interest, or the insight which becomes apparent as the story progresses. Book Review Digest

32. 19th Century Literary Figures
    Emerson Hough (18571923); Henry Blake Fuller (1857-1929); Charles Monroe Sheldon(1857-1946); Horace Logo Traubel (1858-1919); Katherine Lee Bates (1859-1929);  
    http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~amerstu/19th/writers.html
    
    Extractions: 19th Century American Women Writers Web An excellent resource. Includes sites on individual poets and prose writers; e-texts from various writers; links to 19th c journals and contemporary 19th c. studies journals; and more. University of Virginia's collection of literary texts online Includes texts by Henry Adams, Mark Twain, Charles Brockden Brown, R.W. Emerson, Harriet Jacobs, Harriet Wilson, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Francis Parkman, and many others Additional electronic texts from the University of Virginia Includes many 19th US writers and documents not listed on the site above. Native American Lit from NativeWeb Voices from the Gaps: Women Writers of Color from U. Minnesota; includes 19th and 20th century African American, Native American, Asian American and Latina authors. African American Women Writers of the 19th Century Includes 52 full-text works and more; from the digital collection of the Schomburg Center library. Early American Literature Links American Literature and Online Research Includes links for literary criticism, reference works, libraries, and various other materials.

33. Historic Yellowstone Photos
    five bison. Emerson Hough (18571923) was then writing for George BirdGrinnell's Forest and Stream for $15.00 a month. In the March  
    http://www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com/yellowstone.html
    
    Extractions: North Entrance to Yellowstone Park. Photo by F. Jay Haynes The north entrance to Yellowstone, sometimes referred to as the "Roosevelt Arch," was dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt in April, 1903 on his visit to Wyoming and Yellowstone. See photo of presidential arrival at Gardiner, MT to lower right. Officer to right of Roosevelt is Major John Pitcher who served at Park Superintendent from 1901 to 1907. Pres. Theodore Rooosevelt and Park Superintendent John Pitcher, 1903 As indicated elsewhere, John Colter reputedly was the first European American to see the wonders of Yellowstone. Other early trappers made it into the Yellowstone. In his 1895 work on Yellowstone National Park, Hirem M. Chittenden, an army engineer discussed below, reported the discovery of a tree with the initials "J.O.R. Aug 28, 1819." There is some indication that the ititials were that of a trapper by the name of Roche. Additionally, some evidence of early trappping activities by trappers for the Hudson's Bay Company has been found. Daniel T. Potts, after whom the Potts Hot Spring Basin on the shore of West Thumb Bay is named, described discovery of thermal activities in the Park as a part of the Ashley expedition of 1822. Jedediah S. Smith visited the area in 1826. Other early visitors included Joseph L. Meek and Osborne Russell. In her 1870 biography of Meek

34. The People Of New Mexico - The United States Of America
    John Simpson Chisum, Hardeman County, TN, 18241868, Cattleman, Emerson Hough,Newton, IA, 1857-1923, Author, Jean Baptiste Lamy, France, 1814-1888, Religiousleader,  
    http://www.netstate.com/states/peop/nm_peop.htm
    
    Extractions: WEBMASTER William Henry (Billy the Kid) Bonney New York City Outlaw Christopher (Kit) Carson Madison City, KY Trapper, Indian agent, soldier John Simpson Chisum Hardeman County, TN Cattleman Emerson Hough Newton, IA Author Jean Baptiste Lamy France Religious leader David Herbert (D. H.) Lawrence England Author Mangas Colradas Southwest New Mexico Indian leader William Henry (Bill) Mauldin Mountain Park Cartoonist Georgia O’Keeffe Sun Prairie, WI Artist Albert Pike Boston, MA Lawyer, soldier Eugene Manlove Rhodes Tecumseh, NE Cowboy, author Ernest Thompson Seton England Author, naturalist Frank Springer Wapella, IA Lawyer, paleontologist Source: The World Almanac of the U.S.A. HOME INTRO SYMBOLS ... STATE MAPS PEOPLE FORUM

35. Index
    Houdini, Harry (18741926) The Miracle Mongers Hough, Emerson (1857-1923)The Passing of the Frontier, A Chronicle of the Old West.  
    http://www.changanyouth.xahu.edu.cn/pages/novel/H/

36. Authors "H" Page Of ULTIMATE WESTERNS WEB GUIDE
    author winner, 1975 Spur Award of the Western Writers of America for Nonfiction* Lamy of Santa Fe Farrar Straus Giroux Emerson Hough (18571923) {to be  
    http://www.magicdragon.com/WauthH.html
    
    Extractions: May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge. 4 names with links, 42 names/pseudonyms without links, 46 total Plus non-author encyclopedia entries Updated 24 August 2001 Western Writers of America defines "Western" as a genre as: "works dependent in whole or in part on settings, characters, conditions, or customs indigenous to the American West or early frontier." Charles Hackenberry: winner, 1993 Spur Award of the Western Writers of America for Western Novel: * Friends [M. Evans] Francis Haines: winner, 1964 Spur Award of the Western Writers of America for Nonfiction: * The Buffalo Separations (Western Literature Series) [April 1997] Paperback Olga Hall-Quest: winner, 1969 Spur Award of the Western Writers of America for Best Juvenile Nonfiction: * Conquistadores and Pueblos [Dutton] F. F. Halloran: winner, 1964 Spur Award of the Western Writers of America for Best Historical Novel: *

37. Genealogy In Logan County, Ohio--Cemeteries--Pleasant Township--Greenwood Cemete
    monument with Roscoe J. Garling); Garling, Emerson W., 21 Grafton, Albert H., 18571923(on monument with M monument with Helen L. Houchin); Hough, Georgie, 1865  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlogan/cemplgrg.html
    
    Extractions: Preliminary Version Subject to Further Revision Home Back Inscriptions G ... Related Pages Galer, Carrie L., 1866-1950 Galer, F. M., Dr., 25 Jul 1843-1 Jan 1917 Galer, Jane, 9 Apr 1830-23 Sep 1892 (wife of P.J. Galer) Galer, Joanna L., 23 Mar 1842-12 Jan 1902 (wife of F.M. Galer) Galer, Nellie G., 25 May 1874-31 Aug 1896 Galer, P. J., 1815-1900 Galer, R. S., 1870-1938 Galladay, Adene, 1890-1969 Galladay, George I., 1868-1946 (on monument with Luella Galladay) Galladay, Luella, 1870-1953 (on monument with George I. Galladay) Garling, 6 May 1933 (infant son; on monument with Alva L. Garling) Garling, Alva L., 1913-1994 (on monument with Floris E. Garling and infant son Garling) Garling, Charles A., 1893-1960 (on monument with Roscoe J. Garling) Garling, Emerson W., 21 Oct 1907-12 Nov 1963 (Ohio, 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Army, World War II) Garling, Emory Y., 1878-1948 (on monument with Rose B. Garling) Garling, Floris E., 1912- (on monument with Alva L. Garling)

38. West Charleston New Books - March 2002
    ISBN 0815411685 Author Hough, Emerson, 18571923. LC Class F591.H82 2001LC Subject 1. OUTLAWSWEST (US)HIST. 2. OUTLAWS WEST (US)BIOG.  
    http://www.ccsn.nevada.edu/library/acqw0203a.htm

39. State Capitol
    The grandfather clock in the governor's office dates from about 1750 and oncewas owned by the prominent Iowa author Emerson Hough of Newton (18571923).  
    http://www.sos.state.ia.us/publications/redbook/profile/8-3.html
    
    Extractions: IOWA PROFILE photo courtesty of Iowa Division of Tourism STATE CAPITOL Location of the Capitol on its commanding site resulted from a series of decisions that began almost with statehood. The new state quickly recognized that the Capitol should be farther west than Iowa City, and the 1st General Assembly, in 1846, authorized a commission to select a location. Amidst rivalries, a Jasper County selection was made, and then rejected. In 1854, the 5th General Assembly decreed a location "within two miles of the Raccoon fork of the Des Moines River." The exact spot was chosen when Wilson Alexander Scott gave the state 9 ½ acres where the Capitol now stands. A group of Des Moines citizens built a temporary Capitol (which was later bought by the state) near where the Soldiers and Sailors monument now stands. In 1857, Governor James W. Grimes proclaimed Des Moines to be the capitol city, and state papers and functions were transported there. The temporary Capitol was in use for 30 years, until destroyed by fires; but in the meantime, the permanent Capitol was being planned and built. In 1870, the General Assembly established a Capitol commission to employ an architect, choose a plan for a building (not to cost more than $1,500,000), and to proceed with the work, but only by using funds available without increasing the tax rate.

40. Gopher.quux.org70/Archives/gutenberg/authors.txt
    AKA Hawkins, Sir Anthony Hope Hope, Laura Lee Hornung, EW (Ernest William), 18661921Houdini, Harry, 1874-1926 Hough, Emerson, 1857-1923 Howells, William Dean  
    http://gopher.quux.org:70/Archives/gutenberg/authors.txt

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