Through much adversity, Andy Hartley Payne went on to win the formidable Trans-American Footrace in 1928. Put together by the route 66 Association and sly promoter, Charles Pyle. The race was over 3,000 miles across the country. However, despite how grueling it was many reporters did not take the competition too seriously and fondly dubbed it the 'Bunion Race'.
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Native American clothing varied greatly from tribe to tribe based on what was readily available to the different tribes in the region. Various tribes were easily recognized by the clothing they wore and how their outfits were decorated. Historically Native American clothing was made from resources that were naturally available and abundant.
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