1904: Still another version of the Civil War code-letter story
Tradition! Tradition!
Tradition! Tradition!
Our friend Dale McCreery PhD has sometimes sent reports on bits of Chinook Jargon he notices in the area of Bella Coola, British Columbia.
A Chinuk Wawa-only notice in a southern BC newspaper was well understood by the locals.
A US court case involving a Settler cannery at The Dalles, Oregon, trying to oust Yakama tribal people from their usual and accustomed fishing places in the post-frontier era, involved a considerable bit… Continue reading
And still more new discoveries!
Crowd-sourcing challenge: Can you read these penciled notes?
Here’s a new discovery in Jargon.
This was a well-illustrated article about the Chinook Jargon newspaper “Kamloops Wawa”.
Still early in the residential school era for British Columbia, we find this English-language report.
My first question to you is, do you understand this headline & sub-head? HIAS ANKUTTIES KLOSHE NANITSH: Nesika Tikegh Konaway Tillicums Nanitsh Okook Delate Hias Kloshe Illahee