Bicentennial issue of this magazine, published by the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, Washington, D.C. History of disabled Americans from colonial times to post World War II is included.

D. A. R. Manual for Citizenship, 28th edition, pub. by National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, 1948.

Obituary for longtime resident of Ardmore. History of Mr. Sandlins many civic and community intersts, along with his more than 50 years of banking service, is included in the article. Photo of Edgar Sandlin with the article. Newspaper article, original, full page

Brochure issued by Oklahoma State University listing speakers available in the history area.

From the Chronicles of Oklahoma, no date, by W. B. Morrison, Durant, Okla. Story of establishment of this fort near Nail's Crossing, on the Blue River, in Bryan County, Oklahoma. Built in 1862 by troops under the command of General Albert Pike, after his departure from Cantonment Davis, near Muskogee, on the Arkansas River. Story of Pikes' tenure at the fort and description of his problems with superiors in the military are included. Mention also of the ferry crossing at Nail's on the Blue River.

Report of scoring by cowboys during the second night of the Ardmore Shrine Rodeo. Photo of David Hawn atop a bull is with the article. Newspaper article, original

Bedford Bulletin-Democrat, Bedford, Virginia, March 9, 1967, by Kenneth E. Crouch. Story of Mrs. Julia Carter Welch, daughter of Charles D. Carter, and her early life in Ardmore. Historical information on her father, for whom Carter County is named, is also included. Cover letter from Carl Albert, from whom the newspaper article was received. newspaper article-2 pages (1 photocopy) & letter

Large chart issued by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture in 1958. 1 page, original

Canton, Frank M. Life of early day outlaw-lawman Frank M. Canton. Born Joe Horner, in 1849, near Richmond, Virginia. After brush with the law near Jacksboro, Tex., he changed his name to Canton. After that he was a range detective, sheriff, U. S. Marshall and put the Oklahoma National Guard in shape as its first adjutant general. 10 pages, magazine article

"Crowd Pays Final Tribute To Buck", Daily Ardmoreite, March 5 1957. Story of memorial service held at Ardmore Fair Grounds to dedicate site of " Buck's" burial. Photos of Hardy Murphy and some of the many people in attendance included. Newspaper article, full page

vol 1, no. 1, April 1939. Pub. by The Central National Pub. Co. Article by C. W. Tomlinson, "The Battle of the Giants" begins on page 376. 32 pages of published material

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K. C. Tucker, 1905. A pamphlet issued at the Louisville, Kentucky reunion of United Confederate Veterans. A complete list, some with pictures, of the men of the Indian Territory Division, U.C.V., is given in the booklet along with their position and current address. 44 pages, photocopied, published material

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Last edition of the newspaper using the old letterpress.