Mari Sandoz
Collection
Title: Mari
Sandoz Collection
Creator: Sandoz, Mari,
1896-1966
Dates: 1864-1976 (bulk 1931-1966)
Quantity: 199 boxes (186 linear feet)
Collection Number: MS 0080
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the microfilm indexing.Container List:
Box 1. Correspondence, 1901-1934 [Microfilm Reel MS0004]This reel contains numerous rejection notices for
Sandoz's early work.
Item Jules A. Sandoz to Professor
Barbour, 1901, Mar. 2 [frame 4.4]Regarding prehistoric animal tooth; giant beaver
bones.
Item Jules A. Sandoz to Professor
Barbour, 1901, Mar. 10, 1902,
Aug. 1 [frame 4.5-6]Regarding prehistoric animal remains to be sent
to Lincoln.
Item Harper & Brothers Publishing to Marie
Macumber, 1926, June 7 [frame 4.14]Regarding "Fearbitten."
Item Harper & Brothers Publishing to Marie
Macumber, 1926,July 16 [frame 4.19]Regarding "Fearbitten" wins a prize.
Item Mari Sandoz to Robert M.
Baldwin, 1928, Feb. 23 [frame 4.59]Regarding biographical note about Sandoz.
Item Genius Publishing Corporation to Marie
Macumber, 1928, Aug. 13 [frame 4.63-66]Regarding her manuscript, its publishing
possibilities .
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices of The Genius, 1928, Aug. 26 [frame 4.67]Regarding investing in the company.
Item Mari Sandoz to August
Lenniger, 1928, Aug. 30 [frame 4.68]Regarding needing a literary agent; her works in
progress.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Fredrick Allen, Harper's
Magazine 1928, Oct. 1 [frame 4.72]Regarding writing of the city instead of the
Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Dial Magazine, 1928, Oct. 1 [frame 4.73]Regarding "The Smart Man."
Item Mari Sandoz to Omaha World Herald, 1928, Nov. 22 [frame 4.75]Regarding "Sandhills Homes", an article Sandoz
submitted for the magazine section.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editor, Stratford
Magazine, 1929, Jan. 1 [frame 4.80]Regarding a short piece, "The Woman in Grey."
Item Mari Sandoz to Lowery
Wimberly, 1929, Feb. 5 [frame 4.85]Regarding getting published; Prairie Schooner.
Item Will James to Mari Sandoz, 1929, May 20 [frame 4.96]Regarding her criticism of elements in one of his
stories.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, The Atlantic
Monthly, 1929, June 3 [frame 4.99]Regarding "Fearbitten."
Item Margaret Christie (Publicity Service) to
Mari Sandoz, 1929, June 27 [frame 4.105-106]Regarding a writing name; "Fearbitten;" "The
Smart Man;" writing plays.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1929, June 29 [frame 4.108]Regarding sending stories in for publication
consideration; a possible trip to New York.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1929, July 11 [frame 4.112]Regarding revising "Fearbitten."
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1929, Sept. 5 [frame 4.122-127]Regarding Sandoz's trip to the Sandhills; "What
Makes Teachers Cranky" .
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1929, Oct. 5 [frame 4.133-134]Regarding Sandoz's work; works in progress.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1929, Oct. 8 [frame 4.135]Regarding "why did you write this desperate
tragedy?"
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1929, Oct. 12 [frame 4.136]Regarding the violent reaction to "Victorie?"
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1929, Oct. 27 [frame 4.141]Regarding working on a novel; Remarque's All Quite on the Western
Front.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, undated [frame 4.142-143]Regarding ideas for stories.
Item Mari Sandoz to "My Dear Lady" (Opal
Paap?), 1929, Nov. 3 [frame 4.147-149]Regarding books and novels Sandoz is reading
presently.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1929, Nov. 13 [frame 4.152]Regarding midwest novels.
Item Mari Sandoz to Ross Santee, 1929, Nov. 20 [frame 4.156]Regarding Santee's Cowboy.
Item Mari Sandoz to Marget
Christie, 1929, Dec. 8 [frame 4.159]Regarding burning of short stories.
Item Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, undated [frame 4.166-167]Regarding "Victorie;" Sandoz's writing
ability.
Item No Name, undated [frame 4.168-169]Regarding criticism of "Victorie."
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Jan. 2 [frame 4.178]Regarding "The Kinkaider Comes and Goes."
Item A.E. Sheldon to The
North American Review, 1930, Jan. 2 [frame 4.180]Regarding Mari Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Jan. 6 [frame 4.182]Regarding a teaching job in Nevada.
Item Mari Sandoz to Eleanor
Hinman, 1930, Jan. 10 [frame 4.183]Regarding banking problems; financial problems;
disinterest in material things.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Jan. 18 [frame 4.185]Regarding Jules Sandoz photograph.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Feb. 3 [frame 4.191]Regarding "Youth Rides Into the Wind."
Item Mari Sandoz to The
Country Gentleman, 1930, Feb. 14 [frame 4.194-195]Regarding an article about Jules Sandoz; growing
fruit on the plains; Sandhills life.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Feb. 16 [frame 4.196]Regarding Sandoz's article accepted.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Feb. 17 [frame 4.197]Regarding The Country
Gentleman article about Jules Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to the Sandoz
Family, 1930, Feb. 20 [frame 4.200]Regarding fashions of the day.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Feb. 21 [frame 4.202]Regarding Sandoz's fiction writings; editing
one's own work.
Item Joseph Fehr to Mari Sandoz, 1930, Feb. 25 [frame 4.204-205]Regarding Swiss family heritage.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Mar. 9 [frame 4.214]Regarding writing with subtlety; Sandhills
sagas.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Department,
Pictorial
Review, 1930, Mar. 15 [frame 4.216-217]Regarding "I am Through With Love", an article;
the myth of romantic love.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Mar. 18 [frame 4.218]Reply to Sandoz's letter of March 9; writing with
subtlety.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Mar. 22 [frame 4.219-220]Regarding "Twin Mills of the Gods."
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Mar. 27 [frame 4.223]Regarding "Twin Mills of the Gods;" "Judas."
Item Mari Sandoz to "My dear
Pete", 1930, Mar. 29 [frame 4.224]Regarding a marriage proposal.
Item Mari Sandoz to Joseph Fehr, 1930, Apr. 1 [frame 4.226]Regarding writing fiction.
Item Margaret Christie to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Apr. 11 [frame 4.228]Regarding a story of Sandoz's father.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, Apr. 17 [frame 4.229]Regarding "Endor;" "DeCara;" "Old Jules;" sheaf
of notes.
Item Mari Sandoz to Rushville Standard, 1930, May 8 [frame 4.235]Regarding an article on Jules Sandoz in North American Review.
Item Similar letters to the one mentioned
above [frame 4.236-238]
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, National Geographic
Magazine, 1930, May 19 [frame 4.239]Regarding Sandoz's qualifications to write about
the Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Modisett (Rushville,
Nebraska), 1930, May 22 [frame 4.240-241]Regarding a missed meeting in Lincoln with Mr.
Broome; Lincoln's capital building.
Item Mari Sandoz to Margaret
Christie, 1930, June 6 [frame 4.245]Regarding termination of their professional
relationship.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Office, Harper's
Magazine, 1930, June 19 [frame 4.247]Regarding Nebraska panhandle.
Item Mari Sandoz to Kenneth Wilcox Payne,
Editorial Director, North
American Review, 1930, June 21 [frame 4.248-249]Regarding "Stalking the Ghost of Crazy Horse;"
Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations.
Item Kenneth Wilcox Payne, Editorial Director
( North American
Review) to Mari Sandoz, 1930, June 24 [frame 4.250]Reply to Sandoz's letter of June 21, 1930.
Item Editorial Offices, National Geographic Magazine to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, June 25 [frame 4.251]Reply to Sandoz's letter of May 19, 1930
regarding Nebraska Sandhills.
Item Helen Blish to Eleanor
Hinman, 1930, June 30 [frame 4.254]Regarding Crazy Horse; He Dog.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Saturday Evening
Post, 1930, July 28 [frame 4.257-259]]Regarding "Stalking the Ghost of Crazy Horse;"
Sandoz and Hinman's trip to "Sioux Country;"
outline of an article about Crazy Horse.
Item Saturday Evening
Post to Mari Sandoz, 1930, July 31 [frame 4.264]Regarding a rejection of the idea for an
article.
Item Mari Sandoz to William Chenery,
Editor, Colliers, 1930, Aug. 4 [frame 4.265-266]Regarding an idea for an article called "The Man
at the Curb."
Item Colliers: The
National Weekly to Mari Sandoz, 1930, Aug. 8 [frame 4.270]Regarding rejection of the article idea.
Item Mari Sandoz to Liberty Magazine, 1930, Aug. 11 [frame 4.271]Regarding plagiarism in the August 16th
issue.
Item Allie Sandoz (cousin) to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Aug. 27 [frame 4.280-282]Regarding coming to Lincoln; entering Union
College; Sandhills life.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, American
Magazine, 1930, Aug. 30 [frame 4.284-286]Regarding "Stalking the Ghost of Crazy
Horse."
Item Mari Sandoz to Ellery Sedgewick, Editor
Atlantic
Monthly, 1930, Aug. 30 [frame 4.287-288]Regarding Sandoz's idea for "The Grubline
Rider."
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Office, The Forum, 1930, Aug. 30 [frame 4.289]Regarding "The Judas of Simmons Flat."
Item Mari Sandoz to Book Editorial, Harper
Brothers, 1930, Aug. 31 [frame 4.292]Regarding Sandoz's "first novel" about a woman
Ungirt Runner.
Item Universal Scenario Company to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Sept. 6 [frame 4.299-300]Regarding Sandoz's "DeCara of the Twin
Mills."
Item Universal Scenario Company to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Sept. 25 [frame 4.312]Regarding Sandoz's "DeCara of the Twin
Mills."
Item Harper & Brothers to Mari
Sandoz, 1930, Nov. 14 [frame 4.327]Regarding Ungirt
Runner rejected.
Item Mari Sandoz to Book Editorial, Dodd, Mead
Company, 1930, Nov. 18 [frame 4.328]Regarding The Ungirt
Runner submission.
Item Mari Sandoz to University of New
Mexico, 1930, Nov. 26 [frame 4.329]Regarding art classes offered in summer
session.
Item Mari Sandoz to Scribners Magazine, 1930, Dec. 8 [frame 4.333-334]Regarding author Elizabeth Willis.
Item Mari Sandoz to King Feature
Syndicate, 1930, Dec. 10 [frame 4.336]Regarding Sandoz's idea for an article about New
Mexico.
Item Paul Marti to Mari Sandoz, undated [frame 4.344-346]Regarding a letter written from McCook, Nebraska;
"rooming mates."
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr.Sweetzer, 1931, Jan. 2 [frame 4.348]Regarding art and artists .
Item Mari Sandoz to Miss
Baumgarten, 1931, Jan. 3 [frame 4.349]Regarding Sandoz seeking literary
representation.
Item Miss Baumgarten, Brandt & Brandt to
Mari Sandoz, 1931, Jan. 6 [frame 4.351]Regarding terms of representation.
Item Dodd, Mead & Company to Mari
Sandoz, 1931, Jan. 12 [frame 4.362]Regarding rejection of Ungirt Runner.
Item Mari Sandoz to Miss Baumgarten, Brandt
& Brandt, 1931, Jan. 16 [frame 4.364]Regarding Ungirt
Runner.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. E.E.
Sturgeon, 1931, Jan. 17 [frame 4.365]Regarding request for information about Sheridan,
Box Butte and Cherry Counties in Nebraska; Mirage
Irrigation Company; Hay Springs, Nebraska.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Mayes, Rushville
Standard, 1931, Jan. 20 [frame 4.367]Regarding a request for information of Northwest
Nebraska in the late 1800's; questionnaire.
Item Mari Sandoz to John H. Jones, 1931, Jan. 23 [frame 4.372]Regarding a request for information of Northwest
Nebraska; questionnaire.
Item Mari Sandoz to Charles Sears, 1931, Jan. 23 [frame 4.373]Regarding a request for information of Northwest
Nebraska; questionnaire.
Item Mari Sandoz to Book Editorial, Charles
Scribners & Sons, 1931, Jan. 28 [frame 4.377]Regarding Ungirt
Runner; writing progress on Old Jules.
Item J.T. Link to Mari Sandoz , 1931, Feb. 11 [frame 4.387]Regarding letters of Old Jules Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to Charles Scribners &
Sons, 1931, Mar. 10 [frame 4.396]Regarding Sandoz's response to their rejection of
Ungirt Runner.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Volta Torrey, Omaha World
Herald, 1931, Mar. 23 [frame 4.397]Regarding information stemming from Sandoz's
writing the biography of her father, Old
Jules.
Item Benjamin Botkin to Mari
Sandoz, 1931, Mar. 24 [frame 4.399-400]Regarding an article for Folk-Say; invitation to his home for
dinner.
Item Benjamin Botkin to Mari
Sandoz, 1931, Mar. 26 [frame 4.402]Regarding "Sandhill Hop;" writing of folk-cures
and folk-lore.
Item Mari Sandoz to A.R. Modisett, 1931, Apr. 1 [frame 4.405]Regarding Flora Sandoz in Minnesota;
tuberculosis.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Office, Colliers, 1931, Apr. 4 [frame 4.409]Regarding amateur detectives.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Smith, Credit Manager,
Gold's Department Store, 1931, Apr. 23 [frame 4.420]Regarding outstanding bills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Contest Editor, Scribners
Magazine, 1931, May 6 [frame 4.423]Regarding submission of a biographical narrative
of her father, Old Jules.
Item Mari Sandoz to Book Editorial,
Houghton-Mifflin, 1931, May 21 [frame 4.424]Regarding Murky
River; Jules Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to H.L. Mencken, Editor,
The American
Mercury, 1931, May 28 [frame 4.425]Regarding "Victorie;" Joseph Conrad; taste in
literature; Poles; Bohemians.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Scribners
Magazine, 1931, June 2 [frame 4.428]Regarding "White Meteor;" spirits at Deer Hill in
Northwest Nebraska.
Item Mari Sandoz to Book Editorial, Simon
& Schuster, 1931, June 25 [frame 4.434]Regarding Murky
River; Jules Sandoz.
Item Clifton Fadiman (Simon & Schuster) to
Mari Sandoz, 1931, July 17 [frame 4.441]Regarding rejection of Murky River.
Item Mari Sandoz to The
New York Times, Sunday Editor, 1931, July 21 [frame 4.444]Regarding rabies; mad dogs.
Item Mari Sandoz to Bureau of Indian
Affairs, 1931, July 24 [frame 4.446-447]Regarding Black Hills settlement; Pine Ridge
reservation; John Colhoff.
Item Mari Sandoz John Collier, American Indian
Defense Association, 1931, July 27 [frame 4.452]Regarding Black Hills Treaty of 1868; Pine Ridge
reservation; public is uninformed.
Item United States Department of Interior to
Mari Sandoz, 1931, August 1 [frame 4.462]Regarding Black Hills settlement; Sioux Nation;
$700,000,000 lawsuit pending.
Item Mari Sandoz to Ralph H. Case & C.C.
Calhoun, 1931, Aug. 10 [frame 4.466]Regarding Black Hills claim; lawsuit.
Item Benjamin Botkin to Mari
Sandoz, 1931, Sept. 4 [frame 4.470]Regarding Folk-Say
article; spelling of particular terms; Grub-line
sketches.
Item Mari Sandoz to H.L. Mencken, 1931, Sept. 4 [frame 4.471]Regarding "The Jeeter Wedding" and recent
articles in The American
Mercury.
Item Mari Sandoz to Charles W.
Bryan, 1931, Sept. 5 [frame 4.472]Regarding Folk-Say,
explanations of particular terms and spellings;
H.L. Mencken's rejections.
Item Mari Sandoz to Willa Cather, 1931, Oct. 10 [frame 4.496]RegardingShadows on the
Rock.
Item Willa Cather to Mari Sandoz , 1931, Oct. 20 [frame 4.498]Regarding cordial letter .
Item Mari Sandoz to William DeWitt, Managing
Editor, North American
Review, 1931, Oct. 26 [frame 4.500]Regarding Black Hills lawsuit.
Item Celia Peters-Reid to Mari
Sandoz, 1931, Nov. 18 [frame 4.502]Regarding childhood in the Sandhills country.
Item Mari Sandoz to David E. Smiley, Editor,
North American Newspaper
Alliance, 1931, Dec. 7 [frame 4.507]Regarding Jules Sandoz; Bartlett Richards; Spade
Ranch.
Item Mari Sandoz to Dr. Miles Handley,
American Dialect Society, 1932, Jan. 7 [frame 4.511-513]Regarding specific terms old-timers used in the
Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Frank Dodd, Dodd, Mead
& Company, 1932, Jan. 28 [frame 4.517]Regarding American novels; Old Jules; titles of books.
Item Mari Sandoz to Banjamin
Boktin, 1932, Feb. 6 [frame 4.520]Regarding Folk-Say;
Prairie Schooner;
courses Sandoz is taking at University of
Nebraska, Dorothy Thomas; Van den Bark; books in
progress.
Item Ben Botkin to Mari Sandoz, 1932, Feb. 12 [frame 4.521]Regarding Folk-Say;
response to her letter of February 6, 1932.
Item Ben Botkin to Mari Sandoz, 1932, Mar. 18 [frame 4.525]Regarding Old Jules;
Prairie Schooner;
trip to Montana.
Item Mari Sandoz to Benjamin
Botkin, 1932, April [frame 4.529]Regarding Sandoz's busy schedule; Wimberly
"scandal;" Prairie
Schooner; fragments of Old Jules.
Item Benjamin Botkin to Mari Sandoz
, 1932, May 16 [frame 4.532]Regarding Folk-Say
and Old Jules;
regional writers.
Item Mari Sandoz to Benjamin Botkin
, 1932, May 18 [frame 4.530]Regarding publishing a fragment from Old Jules manuscript.
Item Mari Sandoz to Farrar &
Rinehart, 1932, July 12 [frame 4.538-539]Regarding her trying to get portions of Old Jules published;
synopsis of the manuscript .
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. George Lorimer,
Editor( Saturday Evening
Post) , 1932, July 23 [frame 4.540-541]Regarding "Little Big Man's Heart is Bad;" an
article about the Sioux; Billy Garnett; Little Bat
Garnier; Ricker Collection; Lakota words.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Harper's Magazine
, 1932, July
29 [frame 4.543]Regarding Sioux; figures and characters of the
South Dakota and Northern Nebraska borders; Ricker
Collection.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Phillip Rose,
Editor, The Country
Gentleman
Magazine, 1932, Aug.
23 [frame 4.546-547]Regarding national growth; characters and figures
on the frontier; Sioux; Ricker Collection; Black
Hills; treaties.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Office, Atlantic
Monthly, 1932, Oct.
5 [frame 4.553]Regarding authenticity of Old Jules; historical sensibility; Ricker
Collection; A.E. Sheldon; literary values; writing
of Old Jules; people
of the Nebraska frontier.
Item Ben Botkin to Mari Sandoz, 1932, Oct.
11 [frame 4.557]Regarding fragments of Old
Jules not published in Folk-Say.
Item Mari Sandoz to Ben Botkin , 1932, Oct.
15 [frame 4.560]Regarding Folk-Say
omission of Old Jules
fragment.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Harper's
Monthly, 1932, Oct.
19 [frame 4.561-567]Regarding Boyds article: "Sex in Biographies"
fruedianism; sex as a "formative and determing
factor in life."
Item The Atlantic
Monthly Press to Mari Sandoz, 1932, Oct.
24 [frame 4.568]Regarding status of her submissions to the
magazine.
Item C.C. Calhoun (Law Offices) to Mari
Sandoz, 1932, Nov. 9 [frame 4.570]Regarding court claims of the Sioux; Black
Hills.
Item Mari Sandoz to C.C. Calhoun, 1932, Nov.
17 [frame 4.571-573]Regarding court case of the Sioux; names of many
people involved; interviews given at Pine Ridge;
plans for a book about the man afraid of His
Horses family
Item Mari Sandoz to Edwin C. Hill, "Human Side
of the News" (a radio program), 1932, Dec.
2 [frame 4.576-577]Regarding Custer battle; Standing Bear; Red
Cloud.
Item Ruth Mors to Lincoln Sunday Journal, 1933, Jan.
19 [frame 4.584]Regarding Jules Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Alfred
Knopf, 1933, Feb.
11 [frame 4.588]Regarding unknown authors; beginning writers.
Item Mari Sandoz H.L. Mencken, Editor Atlantic
Monthly, 1933, Feb.
13 [frame 4.590-592]Regarding opera of the American Indian; He Dog;
Black Elk; Crazy Horse.
Item H.L. Mencken, Editor Atlantic Monthly to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Feb.
16 [frame 4.593]Response to Sandoz's suggestion of an American
Indian Opera.
Item American Nature Association (Richard
Westwood) to Mari Sandoz, 1933, Mar.
9 [frame 4.600]Regarding article "Musky" accepted.
Item North American
Review to Mari Sandoz, 1933, Mar.
22 [frame 4.603]Regarding "Pieces to a Quilt" accepted.
Item The Atlantic
Monthly to Mari Sandoz, 1933, May 5 [frame 4.612]Regarding Old Jules
rejected.
Item Mari Sandoz to The
Atlantic Monthly, 1933, May 8 [frame 4.613]Regarding Old Jules
manuscript; Sandoz's response to the
rejection.
Item Mari Sandoz to Alfred A. Knopfs,
Publisher, 1933, May 9 [frame 4.614]Regarding manuscript of Old
Jules sent for possible publication.
Item Alfred A. Knopfs, Publisher to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, May
19 [frame 4.621]Regarding Old Jules
rejected.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Hanighen, Dodd, Mead
& Company, 1933, May
31 [frame 4.627-629]Regarding Oren Stepanek's suggestion that Sandoz
write and send Old
Jules for possible publication.
Item Mari Sandoz to King Features,
Incorporated, 1933, June
8 [frame 4.634-635]Regarding job request; Sandoz's background.
Item Dodd, Mead & Company to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, June
7 [frame 4.637]Regarding Old
Jules.
Item Mari Sandoz to Nebraska Credit
Company, 1933, July
12 [frame 4.650]Regarding paying debts.
Item Mari Sandoz to Ledger
Syndicate, 1933, July
15 [frame 4.652]Regarding job request; Sandoz's background.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mamie
Meredith, 1933, July
17 [frame 4.657]Regarding Sandhills news; rejection slips; Dr.
Royal.
Item Mari Sandoz to Howard
Erickson, 1933, July
24 [frame 4.661]RegardingSon of the
Earth; language in writing; praise for the
book.
Item Howard Erickson to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, July
28 [frame 4.662]Response to Sandoz's letter of July 24, 1933.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, The Forum and Century, 1933, Aug.
25 [frame 4.668-669]Regarding "A Rose for Emily" by William
Faulkner.
Item The Forum to
Mari Sandoz, 1933, Aug.
31 [frame 4.670]Response to Sandoz letter of August 25, 1933.
Item Mari Sandoz to Eleanor
Hinman, 1933, Sept.
12 [frame 4.674-675]Regarding Sandoz to leave Lincoln and live in the
Ellsworth, Nebraska Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mr. Hanighen (Dodd, Mead
& Company) , 1933, Sept. 30 [frame 4.676]Regarding Old Jules
manuscript .
Item Helen Hayes to Mari Sandoz, 1933, Oct.
8 [frame 4.678-679]Regarding Mr. Hanighen; Pan Sterling; Quill; news of Lincoln.
Item University of Nebraska Agriculture
College to Mari Sandoz, 1933, Oct.
9 [frame 4.680-681-685]Regarding animal and livestock diseases.
Pamphlets enclosed with letter.
Item James Van Liew to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Oct.
15 [frame 4.691]Regarding his writings; publishing problems; job
offers.
Item Dorothy Thomas to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Oct.
17 [frame 4.695]Regarding Mr. Hanighen; H.L. Mencken;
encouragement for writing.
Item Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Oct.
23 [frame 4.696]Regarding winter in the Sandhills; a job for
Sandoz from Mr. Filley.
Item Telegram from Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Nov.
2 [frame 4.700]Regarding "come to Lincoln."
Item Mari Sandoz to Eleanor
Hinman, 1933, November
5 [frame 4.701]Regarding Sandoz's refusal to return to
Lincoln.
Item Mari Sandoz to Eleanor
Hinman, 1933, Nov.
7 [frame 4.702]Regarding Sandoz's perception of herself as a
failed writer; Lincoln, Nebraska.
Item Mari Sandoz to James Van Liew
, 1933, Nov. 9 [frame 4.709]Regarding a copy of Esquire; Van Lew's writing; the status of
Sandoz's writing; branding cattle .
Item Mari Sandoz to Frank Williams, Editor,
State Journal (Lincoln), 1933, Nov.
9 [frame 4.710-711]Regarding life in the Sandhills; the effects of
the depression; financial situation; apple crop in
the Sandhills.
Item Helen Hayes to Mari Sandoz, 1933, Nov.
11 [frame 4.712-713]Regarding Lincoln social scene; common friends
and aquaintances.
Item Frank Hanighen to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Nov.
17 [frame 4.717-718]Regarding rejection of Old
Jules manuscript; suggestions for
revision.
Item Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Nov.
18 [frame 4.719]Regarding their friendship; Hinman's "novel."
Item Mari Sandoz to Frank
Hanighen, 1933, Nov.
21 [frame 4.721-722]Regarding Sandoz's response to Hanighen's
suggestions; Old
Jules manuscript first mention of Slogum House.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices,
Longman, Greens & Company , 1933, Dec.
2 [frame 4.726-727]Regarding Old Jules
manuscript; Slogum
House synopsis .
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler
Buchenau, 1933, Dec.
6 [frame 4.729-732]Regarding Sandhills life; building a shack; Slogum House; Mr. Hanighen;
sending out manuscripts; plays; family reunion;
country dance; New York; conversation; music;
hunting.
Item Mari Sandoz to Eleanor
Hinman, 1933, Dec.
6 [frame 4.734-735]Regarding Sandoz family reunion; building a
shack; Slogum
House; Tom Milligan,
an old cowboy; sending out manuscripts.
Item Mari Sandoz to Anne Longren, 1933, Dec.
6 [frame 4.736]Regarding Sandhills life .
Item Mari Sandoz to Helen Hayes, 1933, Dec.
9 [frame 4.737-739]Regarding Sandoz's Sandhills life; rabbit
hunting; Thanksgiving reunion; country dance;
weather in the Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Miss Lulu Wolford, State
House, Nebraska, 1933, Dec.
14 [frame 4.741-742]Regarding job application; Dr. Sheldon of
Nebraska State Historical Society; background.
Item Mari Sandoz to A.E. Sheldon, 1933, Dec.
16 [frame 4.743]Regarding job application; fowl in the
Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to Vance Thomas, Employment
Agency, 1933, Dec.
16 [frame 4.745-746]Regarding job with C.W.A.; qualifications;
background.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mamie
Meredith, 1933, Dec.
18 [frame 4.748-749]Regarding returning to Lincoln; job prospects;
Sandhills life; Slogum
House; "Bachelor Stork Party."
Item Vance Thomas (Department of Labor) to
Mari Sandoz , 1933, Dec.
18 [frame 4.751]Regarding job application.
Item Mari Sandoz to Paul Copsy , 1933, Dec.
20 [frame 4.753-754]Regarding Tom Milligan; Bachelor ranch; history
of Northwestern Nebraska; old cattle days; murders
of Ray & Champion; cattlemen conflicts.
Item Mari Sandoz to A.E. Sheldon , 1933, Dec.
20 [frame 4.755]Regarding job application; Johnson County
wars.
Item Tyler Buchenau to Mari
Sandoz, 1933, Dec.
21 [frame 4.760-761]Regarding literary criticism; Dodd & Mead;
music students; being resourceful.
Item Vance Thomas (Department of Labor) to
Mari Sandoz, 1933, Dec.
26 [frame 4.765]Regarding job application; returning to
Lincoln.
Item Tyler Buchenau to Mari
Sandoz, 1933 [frame 4.769-771]Regarding Thanksgiving in New York City.
Item Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, 1933 [frame 4.772-783]Regarding loan of money; encouragement for
writing; how writing and farming parallel one
another; self-knowledge; patience;
perseverence.
Item Mamie Meredith to Mari
Sandoz, 1933 [frame 4.784-790]Regarding Lincoln events; Sandoz's writing.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mamie
Meredith, 1933 [frame 4.793]Regarding a talk given by Sandoz; mentions Willa
Cather.
Item Mari Sandoz to Mamie
Meredith, 1933 [frame 4.794]Regarding writing for posterity; Meredith's
hospital stay; children of the future.
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler Buchenau
(Buck), 1934, Jan. 15 [frame 4.802]Regarding Sandoz sends a manuscript to be shopped
around in New York City.
Item Mari Sandoz to Saturday Evening Post, 1934, Jan.
28 [frame 4.805]Regarding "The River Polack."
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler
Buchenau, 1934, Feb.
1 [frame 4.807-809]Regarding the Capital building; returning to
Lincoln; Slogum
House; friends and aquaintances in
Lincoln.
Item Tyler Buchenau to Mari
Sandoz, 1934 [frame 4.817-818]Reply to Sandoz's letter of February 1, 1934.
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler
Buchenau, 1934, Feb. [frame 4.819-820]Regarding job; New York City; writers; James Van
Liew; Dorothy Thomas; Marjorie Bayley; Thoman
Mann; reading books; art exhibits; amusements.
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler
Buchenau, 1934, Mar.
1 [frame 4.822]Regarding job prospects; Gertrude Stein's Opera;
The Art of the Novel;
news of common friends.
Item Jack Conroy, The
Anvil to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Mar.
8 [frame 4.826]Regarding article rejection; The Disinherited.
Item Mari Sandoz to Jack Conroy, 1934, Mar.
13 [frame 4.827]Regarding "Bridal Suite;" The Disinherited; unrest in Europe.
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler
Buchenau, 1934, Mar.
19 [frame 4.833-835]Regarding working in New York City; the Strachey
school; Communism in Europe; recent news of
Sandoz's life in Lincoln.
Item Mari Sandoz to Jack Conroy, 1934, Mar.
23 [frame 4.839-840]Regarding a visitor, friend of Conroy's; European
ltierature.
Item "Lulu" Hudson (Simeon, Nebraska) to Mari
Sandoz, 1934, Mar.
26 [frame 4.841]Regarding borrowing materials; Cherry County,
Nebraska.
Item Mari Sandoz to The
Forum, 1934, Apr.
3 [frame 4.843-844]Regarding Sandoz's Sandhills "visit;" Nebraska
Agriculture Hall of Achievement and Jules Sandoz;
speech and folk mores of the Sandhills.
Item Mari Sandoz to "Lulu" Hudson, 1934, Apr.
4 [frame 4.845]Regarding "Bachelor Stock Party;" Jules Sandoz;
Trail drivers and cattlemen.
Item Mari Sandoz to Tyler Buchenau
, 1934, Apr.
30 [frame 4.847]Regarding Kafka; a manuscript belonging to
Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to McGraw-Hill,
Publishers, 1934, May
18 [frame 4.851]Regarding Tyler Buchenau.
Item Mari Sandoz to Alfred A.
Knopf, 1934, May 26 [frame 4.854]Regarding Friends of Borzoi Books; Bunin.
Item Mari Sandoz to A.T. Hill, 1934, June
1 [frame 4.856]Regarding archeology in Nebraska.
Item A.T. Hill to Mari Sandoz, 1934, June
6 [frame 4.859]Response to Sandoz letter of June 1, 1934.
Item Mari Sandoz to The Whitemans, 1934, July
3 [frame 4.868]Regarding Nebraska State Historical Society
project, "Land Systems and Land Policy in
Nebraska;" Spade Ranch.
Item Mari Sandoz to Pan Sterling, 1934, July
4 [frame 4.869]Regarding Sterlin's stories; writing as
avocation.
Item Mari Sandoz to Caxton Press, 1934, Aug.
6 [frame 4.882-883]Regarding manuscript of Old
Jules sent as Wind
Blows on the Running Water.
Item Caxton Press to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Aug.
11 [frame 4.886-887]Regarding manuscript received.
Item Mari Sandoz to A.E. Sheldon, 1934, Aug.
11 [frame 4.889-890]Regarding weather in Lincoln; Nebraska State
Historical Society work and visitors.
Item Caxton Press to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Oct.
9 [frame 4.902]Regarding interest in the manuscript Wind Blows on the Running
Water still being considered.
Item Caxton Press to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Nov. 1 [frame 4.913-915]Regarding manuscript to be brought out; terms of
publication; Sandoz to "help" pay costs of
Publication.
Item Mari Sandoz tyo Caxton Press, 1934, Nov. 5 [frame 4.916]Regarding asking for the manuscript to be
returned.
Item Caxton Press to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Nov. 13 [frame 4.917]Regarding publishing policy of Caxton;
revisions.
Item Mari Sandoz to Caxton Press, 1934, Nov. 19 [frame 4.919-921]Response to their letter of November 13,
1934.
Item Mari Sandoz to Caxton Press, 1934, Nov.
26 [frame 4.927]Regarding criticism of the manuscript Wind Blows on the Running
Water, Old
Jules.
Item Caxton Press to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Nov.
30 [frame 4.929]Regarding manuscript returned to Sandoz.
Item Alfred Storch to Mari Sandoz, 1934, Dec.
6 [frame 4.933]Regarding Jules Sandoz; request for a biography
of Jules Sandoz.
Item Mari Sandoz to Atlantic Monthly
Press, 1934, Dec.
12 [frame 4.935]Regarding a request to re-submit the Old Jules manuscript.
Item Mari Sandoz to Jessica Tower,
Appleton-Century, 1934, Dec. 12 [frame 4.936]Regarding Sandoz again sends out the Old Jules manuscript.
Item Mari Sandoz to Editorial Offices, Harper's
Magazine, 1934, Dec. 26 [frame 4.939]Regarding Harper's
magazine; Dorothy Thomas; how the magazine has
changed.
Item Tyler Buchenau to Mari Sandoz
, undated [frame 4.943]Regarding arguement between Buchenau and Sandoz
.
Item Eleanor Hinman to Mari
Sandoz, 1934(?) [frame 4.944-945]Regarding plenty coups; Washakie; questions about
people at Pine Ridge; Crazy Horse.
Item Mari Sandoz to Registrar, University of
Nebraska, 1934(?) [frame 4.948]Regarding request for information about
graduating from the University.
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