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Warroad Ojibwe want federal recognition
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This 1905 document grants more than 100 acres of land to Kakaygeesick, also known as Everlasting Sky. The land was intended for all of the Ojibwe living in the Warroad area. (MPR photo/Tom Robertson)

This 1905 document grants more than 100 acres of land to Kakaygeesick, also known as Everlasting Sky. The land was intended for all of the Ojibwe living in the Warroad area.

(MPR photo/Tom Robertson)
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