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Andrews, John. Remembrance in Stone, http://www.ndsu.edu/heritage/stone/bjornson.htm (Accessed December 2008).
Author Unkown. "Chuck Suchy New Album Unraveling Heart - Recordings. http://www.chucksuchy.com/site/static.php?page+recordings (Accessed November 2008).
Author Unknown. Oliver County, 1885-1985 Oliver County, ND: Oliver County Historical Society, 1985.
Besley, Joanna. "At the Intersection of History and Memory: Monumnets in Queensland." Limina 11 (2005): 38.
Elliot, Cecil D. "Monuments and Monumentality." Journal of Architectural Education 18, 4 (1964): 51-53.
Hannan, Monica and Cliff Naylor. Dakota Day Trips: Discovering North Dakota's Hidden Treasures." Bismarck, N.D.: North Dakota Tourism Department, 1999.
Isern, Tom, Remembrance in Stone: Directo's Essay, http://www.ndsu.edu/heritage/stone/essay.htm (Accessed December 2008).
Jackson, William. North Dakota's Mysteries and Oddities. Velva, ND: Valley Star Books, 2000.
Kirby, Doug, Ken Smith and Mike Wilkins. "Hazel Miner's Lame Memorial, Center, North Dakota," http://www.roadside america.com/story/11791 (Accessed November 2008).
Laskin, David. The Children's Blizzard. New York:Harper Collins Publishers, 2004.
Mumford, Lew. The Culture of Cities. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1938.
Nemenoff, Ben. "NDCA Online Artist Archive," http://www.nd.gov/arts/artist_archive/H/alvorson_Elmer.htm, (Accessed November 2008).
Nickel Raylene Frankhauser. "Remebering Hazel Miner." North Dakota REC/RTC (March 1995): 28-32.
North Dakota State historical Socity. "North Dakota Governors: Part 3." http://www.nd.gov/his/ndgov3.htm (Accessed November 2008).
Old Settlers 50th Aniversary Historical Committee. This Booklet Respectfuly Dedicated to the Pioneers of Oliver County, North Dakota, 1906-1956. Center, North Dakota: The Committee, 1956.
Osbourne, Brian S. "Landscapes, Memory, Monuments, and Commeoration: Putting Identity in Its Place." Draft Paper http://canada.metropolis.net/events/ethnocultural/publication/putinden.pdf, (Accessed November 2008).
Patton, Doug. "Intellectual Flyover Country," GOPUSA, Ocotober 13, 2008, http://www.gopusa.com/commentary/dpatton/2008/dp_10131.shtml (Accessed December 2008).
Rezatto, Helen. "Girl Against a Blizzard." The Reders Digest (March 1962).
Rolfsrud, Erling Nicolai. Notable North Dakotans. Farwell, MN: Lantern Books, 1987.
Primary Sources:
"Brother She Saved Recalls How Hazel Miner Met Death." Bismarck (North Dakota) Tribune, 16 MArch 1963, 1.
"Donations to Miner Memorial." The Center (North Dakota) Republican, 6 May 1920, 1.
"Five Children Are Found Dead on Praires in Monday;s Storm." Fargo (North Dakota) Forum, 17 March 1920, 1.
"Hanna Presents Statue: Event Seen By Large and Entusiastic Crowds," Bismarck Tribune, 5, July 1914, 1, 3.
"Hazel Miner Memorial." The Center Republican, 14 October 1920, 1.
"Hazel Miner Memorial ro Be Dedicated in Center, July 19." The Center Rpublican, 16 July 1936, 1.
"Hazel Miner Memorial Unveiled in Center, July 19th." The Center Republican, 9 July 1936.
Koberdanz, Timothy J. Interviewed by author,. Fargo, North Dakota. 13 Novemeber 2008. (Noted in Possession of
author).
"L.B. Hanna Dedicates Memorial in Center Before 1500 People," The Center Republican, 23 July 1936, 1.
"Lost in Blizzard: Three Children of William Miner Lost in Storm on Way From School." The Center Republican, 18
March 1920, 1.
"March Blizzard Ties up Trains and May Cause Big Stock Loss." Fargo Forum. 16 March 1920, 1.
"Miner Memorial Meeting Favor." Courier-News (Fargo, North Dakota), 31 March 1920, 1, 3.
"Monument Built by L.B. Hanna to be Heroine Tribute." Fargo Forum, 10 July 1936, 1.
Olin, Sandy. Interviewed by author. Center, North Dakota. 27 October 2008 (notes in possession of author).
Personal and Family Papers 1924-1948. Louis B. Hanna Papers. North Dakota State historical Society Archives.
"Oliver County to Pay Tribute to Heroine." Mandan (North Dakota) Daily Pioneer, 18 July 1936.
Pulver, Penny. Interviews by autor. Center, North Dakota. 10 November 2008 (noted in possession of author).
Scrapbook 1920-1948. Louis B. Hanna Papers. North Dakota State historical Society Archives.
"Slender Shaft of Granite at Center is Tribute to Girl: Hanna Commemorates Heroism of Hazel Miner in Great 1920
Blizzard," Bismarck Tribune, 20 July 1936, 5.
"There Was No Meeting." The Center Republican, 23 September 1920, 1.
U.S. Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth census of the United States: 1910 - Population, 1910. Washingon, D.C.: 1910.
"Will Erect Memorial," The Center Republican, 15 April 1920, 1.
Wold, Frances M. "S.D. Man Recalls 43rd Anniversary of Tragic Heroine." Minneapolis Star Tribune,15 March 1964, 1, 4.
Andrews, John. Remembrance in Stone, http://www.ndsu.edu/heritage/stone/bjornson.htm (Accessed December 2008).
Author Unkown. "Chuck Suchy New Album Unraveling Heart - Recordings. http://www.chucksuchy.com/site/static.php?page+recordings (Accessed November 2008).
Author Unknown. Oliver County, 1885-1985 Oliver County, ND: Oliver County Historical Society, 1985.
Besley, Joanna. "At the Intersection of History and Memory: Monumnets in Queensland." Limina 11 (2005): 38.
Elliot, Cecil D. "Monuments and Monumentality." Journal of Architectural Education 18, 4 (1964): 51-53.
Hannan, Monica and Cliff Naylor. Dakota Day Trips: Discovering North Dakota's Hidden Treasures." Bismarck, N.D.: North Dakota Tourism Department, 1999.
Isern, Tom, Remembrance in Stone: Directo's Essay, http://www.ndsu.edu/heritage/stone/essay.htm (Accessed December 2008).
Jackson, William. North Dakota's Mysteries and Oddities. Velva, ND: Valley Star Books, 2000.
Kirby, Doug, Ken Smith and Mike Wilkins. "Hazel Miner's Lame Memorial, Center, North Dakota," http://www.roadside america.com/story/11791 (Accessed November 2008).
Laskin, David. The Children's Blizzard. New York:Harper Collins Publishers, 2004.
Mumford, Lew. The Culture of Cities. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1938.
Nemenoff, Ben. "NDCA Online Artist Archive," http://www.nd.gov/arts/artist_archive/H/alvorson_Elmer.htm, (Accessed November 2008).
Nickel Raylene Frankhauser. "Remebering Hazel Miner." North Dakota REC/RTC (March 1995): 28-32.
North Dakota State historical Socity. "North Dakota Governors: Part 3." http://www.nd.gov/his/ndgov3.htm (Accessed November 2008).
Old Settlers 50th Aniversary Historical Committee. This Booklet Respectfuly Dedicated to the Pioneers of Oliver County, North Dakota, 1906-1956. Center, North Dakota: The Committee, 1956.
Osbourne, Brian S. "Landscapes, Memory, Monuments, and Commeoration: Putting Identity in Its Place." Draft Paper http://canada.metropolis.net/events/ethnocultural/publication/putinden.pdf, (Accessed November 2008).
Patton, Doug. "Intellectual Flyover Country," GOPUSA, Ocotober 13, 2008, http://www.gopusa.com/commentary/dpatton/2008/dp_10131.shtml (Accessed December 2008).
Rezatto, Helen. "Girl Against a Blizzard." The Reders Digest (March 1962).
Rolfsrud, Erling Nicolai. Notable North Dakotans. Farwell, MN: Lantern Books, 1987.
Primary Sources:
"Brother She Saved Recalls How Hazel Miner Met Death." Bismarck (North Dakota) Tribune, 16 MArch 1963, 1.
"Donations to Miner Memorial." The Center (North Dakota) Republican, 6 May 1920, 1.
"Five Children Are Found Dead on Praires in Monday;s Storm." Fargo (North Dakota) Forum, 17 March 1920, 1.
"Hanna Presents Statue: Event Seen By Large and Entusiastic Crowds," Bismarck Tribune, 5, July 1914, 1, 3.
"Hazel Miner Memorial." The Center Republican, 14 October 1920, 1.
"Hazel Miner Memorial ro Be Dedicated in Center, July 19." The Center Rpublican, 16 July 1936, 1.
"Hazel Miner Memorial Unveiled in Center, July 19th." The Center Republican, 9 July 1936.
Koberdanz, Timothy J. Interviewed by author,. Fargo, North Dakota. 13 Novemeber 2008. (Noted in Possession of
author).
"L.B. Hanna Dedicates Memorial in Center Before 1500 People," The Center Republican, 23 July 1936, 1.
"Lost in Blizzard: Three Children of William Miner Lost in Storm on Way From School." The Center Republican, 18
March 1920, 1.
"March Blizzard Ties up Trains and May Cause Big Stock Loss." Fargo Forum. 16 March 1920, 1.
"Miner Memorial Meeting Favor." Courier-News (Fargo, North Dakota), 31 March 1920, 1, 3.
"Monument Built by L.B. Hanna to be Heroine Tribute." Fargo Forum, 10 July 1936, 1.
Olin, Sandy. Interviewed by author. Center, North Dakota. 27 October 2008 (notes in possession of author).
Personal and Family Papers 1924-1948. Louis B. Hanna Papers. North Dakota State historical Society Archives.
"Oliver County to Pay Tribute to Heroine." Mandan (North Dakota) Daily Pioneer, 18 July 1936.
Pulver, Penny. Interviews by autor. Center, North Dakota. 10 November 2008 (noted in possession of author).
Scrapbook 1920-1948. Louis B. Hanna Papers. North Dakota State historical Society Archives.
"Slender Shaft of Granite at Center is Tribute to Girl: Hanna Commemorates Heroism of Hazel Miner in Great 1920
Blizzard," Bismarck Tribune, 20 July 1936, 5.
"There Was No Meeting." The Center Republican, 23 September 1920, 1.
U.S. Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth census of the United States: 1910 - Population, 1910. Washingon, D.C.: 1910.
"Will Erect Memorial," The Center Republican, 15 April 1920, 1.
Wold, Frances M. "S.D. Man Recalls 43rd Anniversary of Tragic Heroine." Minneapolis Star Tribune,15 March 1964, 1, 4.
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