"Six-Shooter Man" manuscript account of the death of Jake Hamon as told by Bob Hutchins. Hutchins had been a bodyguard to Jake and Clara Hamon and had knowledge of events surrounding the shooting. 33 pages, types, unpublished manuscript

by Harry Hudson, Frontier Times, Feb.-March 1976. Story of working for Josh Splawn on his various ranches in Love and Carter Counties, c1905. Marietta, Cheek, Overbrook and other towns are mentioned along with the Washington Ranch, Bud Ballew and the 6666 Ranch near Wichita Falls. 64 pages, published material

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Compiled by the Rodeo Information Foundation, Denver, Colorado. Champions in each event for 1969 are named along with biographical information. Champion cowboys from 1929-1969, and current standings are also given. 36 pages, paperbound volume, 2 copies

Compiled by the Rodeo Information Foundation, Denver, Colorado. Champions in each rodeo event for 1966, the names of winners in each event from 1944-66, biographical information on current leading cowboys and outlines of various parts of the rodeo are found in the book. 36 pages, paperbound

Compiled by the Rodeo Information Association, Denver Colorado. Champions in each event along with brief biographical information. 32 pages, paperbound

Notice of the Shrine Rodeo in Ardmore, April 3-6, is found in the approved rodeors for 1968. 12 pages, newspaper, full issue

Compiled by the Rodeo Information Foundation, Denver, Colorado. Champion cowboys, from 1929-1970, along with current standings are in this volume. Biographical information is given on the top cowboys. 32 pages, paperbound volume.

Agenda for meeting of the advisory board on March 28, 1973. Members, guests and schedule for the agenda is included. 1 page, typed, photocopy

Information on people and places in Ardmore noted by Mac McGalliard, Dec. 27, 1986. 3 pages, handwritten

List of names submitted for selection of a resource team for the Learning Center Project. People, their area of expertise and location of employment are listed. 1 page, typed, photocopy

News release from Rex Allen Enterprises, North Hollywood, Ca. Report of personal appearances by Allen and listing of his engagements for 1967. 2 pages, typed, duplicated 1 envelope

Wells, W.E. family, Tishomingo. Mrs. Lokey reports on visit to the museum of the Chickasaw Council House by three Wells sisters. Louise Wells, Hazel Wells, Mildred Wells Seawell and friend, Mrs. Clyde Clack, brought several artifacts to donate to the museum in honor of their late sister Fannie Wells Brittain. The Wells family came to Tishomingo in 1901 and lived at the Capitol Hotel. newspaper article

Rodeo dates, 1969 Championship standings, individual events champions with bio. Information and other parts of the rodeo are covered in this magazine. 132 pages, full issue, published material

Newspaper article titled, 'Book Guide to Oklahoma Fort' discussing Fort Washita.

Article from The Cattleman, 1941 issue. Story about early rancher in the Chickasaw Nation, Billy Washington. Information on ranching in Gainsville area, at that time, is also included. 1 page, photocopied

"Old Froman Ranch House Believed To Be First Landmark In Sulphur", Sulphur Times-Democrat, Sept. 10, 1953. Story of house built by Noah Lael in 1878 on the site of " Sulphur Sorings". On Sept. 23 1882, the home was sold to Perry Froman. Letter from L.L. Shirley, grandson of Noah Lael, contains quote from "Chronicles of Oklahoma" conserning sale of this property in 1882 and family members of the Lael and Froman clans. 1 page, typed-dated June 22, 1976 Newspaper article photocopied

24 pages with historical information pertaining to Tishomingo. 24 pages, newspaper supplement. 3 pages, notes handwritten by Mac McGalliard

"Ardmore Builds and Grows". Daily Oklahoman, July 4, 1954. Story on the current state of the city of Ardmore with information on the economy, Memorial Hospital under construction, industries, recreational facilities and civic organizations. 4 pages, photocopied at Oklahoma Historical Soc. by Mac McGalliard, Nov. 27, 1968

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Program from this rodeo that ran from Oct. 7 thru Oct. 30, 1938. Photo of Hardy Murphy on "Buck" appears on p. 32 and story written by Murphy is on p. 39. Junior Eskew is mentioned on p. 31 as featured trick roper appearing at the rodeo. 48 pages, paperbound, original

"Bloody Caddo" article in True West, May-June 1970. 3 pages from the magazine

Story of work between the pecan growers, researchers and extension agents in Oklahoma to recognize and use the desireable characteristics of the native pecan. Magazine article, 2 pages, full issue 14 pages original

Sixth Annual Catalogue and Announcement of Hargrove College, Ardmore, Indian Territory. Opens September 3, 1901. Courses offered and faculty, photographs of the main building, entrance of the front, and President T. G. Whitten. Ads from local merchants.