"Land of the HoCank people of Nebraska" Winnebago by cochinjew

HoCank originally lived in GreenBay region of Wisconsin and belonged to the middle algonquin group of people, speaking a souian language. There were removed six times by the US Govt, before the UmonHon people of Nebraska invited them to live here in the Northeastern part of Nebraska, The nearest city is Sioux City in Iowa

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Third weekend in every July, there is a four day celebration here in Winnebago .. celebrating the return of the Indian Scouts who had gone out to help the Indians. The name of the chief, LIttle Priest, is often mentioned and revered to this day. Pow Wow is very colourful and a joyous occasion, a very communal affair

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thus say the self respecting Indians of Nebraska. No one calls himself American,since they find it redundant. Being warriors they have great respect for Armed Forces and Military and Order and participate fully in all the wars and combats and returned soldiers are welcomed with great honour. There is no stigma being a soldier in fact it is considered an honour.
Ask an Indian about: State Terrorism, Biological Warfare and Ethnic Cleansing, you would hear some interesting answers

• Pros:Tranquil corner of the state of Nebraska
• Cons:Just one week end the place is full of activities
• In a nutshell:You stand to learn a thing or two if you have a chance to talk to them