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Results 1 to 20 of 28 for "chinook jargon"
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1.The Logan County Advocate (Sterling, Logan County) June 7, 1890
THE CHINOOK JARGON . -
2.The Silver Standard (Silver Plume, Clear Creek County) June 7, 1890
THE CHINOOK JARGON.
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3.The Colorado Daily Chieftain (Pueblo, Pueblo County) October 11, 1899
CHINOOK JARGON WON.
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4.The Rocky Mountain News (Daily) (Denver, Denver County) June 9, 1927
... persons he enooun-‘ tered. In a strange mixture of ‘Chinook jargon and broken Engusbj ' he told of his ...
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5.The Salida Mail (Salida, Chaffee County) February 23, 1923
... went to the Co luuibla carried It Into the Chinook Jargon, which corresponds to the Chinese Pidgin English. Frenchmen ...
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6.The Rocky Mountain News (Weekly) (Denver, Denver County) February 13, 1902
... “Gripsack Guide of Colorado” and the “RoundUp of the Chinook Jargon.” His last work, just published, is a “Glossary ...
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7.The Colorado Daily Chieftain (Pueblo, Pueblo County) December 4, 1893
CHINOOK JARGON.
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8.The Brush Tribune (Brush, Morgan County) May 15, 1908
... a dream of ‘a cgeechaco sly ass,' In the Chinook Jargon, which means the Alaskan tenderfoot." In the opinion ...
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9.The San Miguel Examiner (Telluride, San Miguel County) May 16, 1908
... be a dream of ‘a cgeechaco siyass,’ in the Chinook jargon, which means the Alaskan tenderfoot.” In the opinion ...
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10.The Monte Vista Journal (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County) May 16, 1908
... be a dream of ‘a cgeechaco slyass,’” in the Chinook jargon, which means the Alaskan tenderfoot.” In the opinion ...
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11.The Colorado Daily Chieftain (Pueblo, Pueblo County) June 5, 1890
... Pigeon English. “Volapuk has a vigorous rival in the Chinook jargon, which is the medium of communication between about ...
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12.The Rocky Mountain News (Daily) (Denver, Denver County) February 6, 1902
... “Gripsack Guide of Colorado” and the “RoundUp of the Chinook Jargon.” His last work, just published, is a "Glossary ...
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13.The Rocky Mountain News (Daily) (Denver, Denver County) March 11, 1883
... wea-s and vet the children sing and pray in Chinook jargon, and the few who sp?*ak English do sj ...
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14.The Aspen Daily Chronicle (Aspen, Pitkin County) June 16, 1892
... man who had addressed him so familiarly in the Chinook jargon . Finally it seemed to flash on him ...
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15.The Colorado Weekly Chieftain (Pueblo, Pueblo County) June 1, 1868
... table Mrs. S.T. was heard to murmur in the Chinook jargon; Nika tum tum hyas, los... cop.. okuk muck-a ...
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16.The Logan County Advocate (Sterling, Logan County) August 9, 1890
... nget sound . Old man Seattle never learned the Chinook jargon , Always n-lien giviajj white people information lie ...
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17.The Silver Standard (Silver Plume, Clear Creek County) August 9, 1890
... Puget sound. Old man Seattle never learned the ] Chinook jargon. Always when giving , white people information ho ...
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18.Saguache Chronicle (Saguache, Saguache County) August 8, 1884
... s _Bay Company named the lingo known as ‘ _Chinook jargon , which for two centun es was the ...
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19.Surface Creek Champion (Cedaredge, Delta County) June 19, 1908
... be a dream of a cgeechaco siyaas,' in the Chinook jargon, which means the Alaskan tenderfoot." In the opinion ...
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20.The Holly Chieftain (Holly, Prowers County) May 15, 1908
... be a dream of ‘a cgeechaco; siyass,’ in the Chinook jargon, which means the Alaskan tenderfoot.” In the | ...
