Story written to report history of the college in honor of its 60th anniversary. First known as Southeastern State Normal School (a teacher's college) the name was changed in 1921. Early administrators and other campus changes are reported. Newspaper article, original

Column concerns speaker E. C. House, a public relations expert, who had appeared at the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce. His outline for success was called a "Personnel and Human Relations Clinic". Ideas he related that the "human element" is the main factor to any towns success. newspaper article, original, 2 copies

Column concerns request for historic photos to display during upcoming 80th Ardmore Birthday celebration on July 29. Mentioned are photos of Ardmore Elks Club baseball team on 1920 (with members named), "Factory Club" of the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce in the early 1920's (members named), and the mastodon head belonging to the Chickasaw Historical Society. newspaper article, original

Column includes: Praise for Ardmore Police Department from A. L. Senter regarding quick work concerning a recent burglary in his daughters home. Report on Cecil Lewis, manager of Cooper Farms for 13 years, and his new appointment in Florida. Jack Hartfelder was appointed new manager for Cooper Farms in Ardmore. newspaper article, original

Column concerns Veterans Day observances around the United States. History of the congressional act in 1938, that made Nov. 11 a national holiday, is given. Newspaper article, original

Front page of the newspaper with headline: "U. S. Declares War on Japan" and several other related stories.

Story reporting that Rex Allen, Pedro Gonzalez-Gonzalez and Jan Levy would star in this years rodeo. The Harry Knight Co. is to be the new producer of the rodeo. Photo of Bill Minick. Newspaper article, original, 2 copies

Story of vanishing art of turning sorghum cane into syrup near Woodford, Ok. Ulas Jackson, Leo Shannon, E. J. Knight, Elmo Clay, R. L. Murray and Mrs. Yvonne Abram are pictured along with the story. Newspaper article, original, with 3 picture slicks 2 copies of article

Story of election of Jack Akin, of Madill, Ok., to the Board of Governors of the Intl. Rodeo Assoc. Event champions for 1968 are also announced in the article. Newspaper article, original

Photos published in Daily Oklahoman (?), April 23, 1950, showing the Sulphur (sp.) Inn and a group of people enjoying the creek. Original photos belonged to Mrs. W. R. Edwards of McAlester, Okla. Newspaper article-fragile Photocopy gift-Mrs. Lena Pool , Ardmore, 3/76

Column concerns Lake Murray State Park, south of Ardmore, and reports by Game Ranger Howard Sparger. Public grazing, poaching and missuse of trailer areas are listed as problems needing attention. Newspaper article, original

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Daily Ardmoreite. Sept. 8, 1963. Entrants in the 3rd annual Carter County commercial feed lot steer program are listed. newspaper article with picture

Column concerns aerial photos taken over Ardmore and surrounding area. Pilot Argus Johnston provided the flight for Mac McGalliard and Joyce Franks of the Daily Ardmoreite. Photo of Johnston and Franks is with the article, original, 2 copies

Story of the brothers J. H. and J. F. Bennet and Scott Sparks and their prosperity from oil leases. Activity during the first year of production in the Grahm district of Carter County is reported. Newspaper article, original

Fifth in series of articles written in connection with Chisholm Trail Museum in Waurika, Oklahoma newspaper article

Report of efforts by the Ardmore Shrine Club to expand the souvenir program book distributed during the Shrine Rodeo. Newspaper article, original

Story of production in the Graham district by Dr. J. E. Bristow and his brother F. E. Bristow. Newspaper article, original (photocopy)

Column concerns survey being conducted by the Ardmore Jaycees to determine the main problems of the city as the public sees them. Questions on the survey and some of the suggestions received are reported in the column. Newspaper article, original

Brochure from this site in northwest Georgia. History of the Etowah Indians and preservation of the site are covered in the brochure. 1 page, published by Georgia Historical Commission

Story that Bobby Vinton would be the star of the 1970 Shrine Rodeo in Ardmore newspaper article, original

Two photographs of early company employees in service vehicles. John Ball and James R. Britton are identified in the photographs. newspaper photographs from Dai1y Ardmorei te

Bicentennial edition covering Davis including: beginning of town after Sante Fe came in 1887-8, early settlers- Nelson Chigley, Dr. Tom p. Howell and Mazeppa Turner, William Nathan Price, "Price's Chapel", Sorghum Flats Cementery and old markers, Davis News run by Joe & Margaret Taylor, bootmaker Ben Dye, history of town of Dougherty that was first owned by Thomas W. Johnson, and many photos of places and sites in the area. 3 pages, handwritten notes by McGalliard newspaper section, 16 pages

Story of plans and events for the first Frontier Celebration to be held June 25, 1966. Ralph Evans, George Bourland and Overton James are mentioned along with Billy Washington. Newspaper article, original