Farmers’ Alliance, 161. Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union, 163. Farmers’ Institutes, 162. Farmers’ Organizations, 160. Farming Implements, 143-146. Father Padilla, 48. Feterita, 153. Fire-escape Law, 136. Floods, 133. Foreign Settlements, 180, 181. Fort Dodge, 38, 52, 228. Fort Hays, 52, 228. Fort Hays Kansas Normal School, 194. Fort Leavenworth, 50, 52, 139, 227. Fort Riley, 51, 52, 72, 75, 139, 211, 212, 227. Fort Scott, 52, 166, 227. Forts, list of, 227-229. “Forty-niners,” 41. Fourth of July Creek, 21. France, 16, 139; end of claims in America, 17-18. Franklin, 33, 89. Fremont, John C., 41. Friends Missions, 49, 225. Friends University, 204. Funston, Fred, 129. Fur Traders, 47. Garden City, 153, 163. Gardner, 42. Gas, 167, 168, 171. Gasoline Tractor, 147. Geary, John W., 90, 91, 92, 94. Giles, F. W., 233. Glass, 171; factories, 167, 171. Gleed, Charles, 233. Glick, Geo. W., 211. Gold Seekers, 41, 42. Good Roads, 183, 193; federal aid, 183. Goss, Nathaniel S., 233. Governors, Territorial, 235; State, 237. Graham, Effie, 234. Grange, 160. Grasshopper Invasion, 121, 122, 127. Gray, Alfred, 231. Great American Desert, 24, 25, 29, 106, 122. Great Bend, 12-13. Great Salt Lake, 41. Great Seal of Kansas, 116. Greenwood County, 117. Gregg, Josiah, 34. Gypsum, 168, 170. Hall of Fame, 211. Hamelton, 97. Hand Planter, 143, 144. Hard-surfaced Roads, 184. Harger, Charles M., 234. Harris, William A., 230. Harvey, Henry, 225-226, 233. Hays, 163. Highland College, 49, 225. High Schools, accredited, 193, 195, 197; purpose of, 195; courses, 195. Hinton, R. J., 233. Historical Society, 214, 215. History of Kansas, 207, 221. Homes of Kansas, poem, 101. Homestead Law, 117, 118. Horner, Hattie, 233. Horses, used on Santa Fe Trail, 33. Horticulture, 159. Household Arts, 191, 195. Howe, E. W., 233, 234. Hudson, Mary W., 233. Hutchinson, 167, 169. Illinois, 64. Immigration, 64, 65, 67, 88, 105-106, 115, 117-118, 122, 129, 180, 181. Independence, 33. Independence Creek, 21. Indiana, 64. Indian Territory, 46. Indians, 9, 20, 21, 22, 55, 72, 135; tribes of, 25; and traders, 31; experience with, 38; possessed Kansas, 45-53; reservations, 46; taught in missions, 49; removal of, 45-46; raids, 109, 115, 117; as farmers, 142; raised corn, 156. Industrial Training, 195. Industries of Kansas, 142-171. Ingalls, John J., 87, 211, 218, 233. Inman, Henry, 233, 234. Institutions, State, 244, 245. Insurance, Superintendents of, 241. Interstate Commerce Commission, 182. Interurban Lines, 183. Iowa, 64, 88, 89. “Iron Trail,” 179. Irrigation, 149. Irving, Washington, 24. Irwin, Rev. S. M., 225.