vol. 4, no 4 & 5, June-July 1907. Story on the town of Sulphur, some of its buildings and advantages. Photocopied at the Oklahoma Historical Society. 3 pages, photocopied

Letter to Rick Feiler concerning search for information on Washington Ranch. Researcher reports the only documented data he had located was in the Gazateer of Indian Territory by Henry Gannett, published by the U. S. Geological Survey, 1904, mentioning a village called "Washinton Ranch" in the Chickasaw Nation near Gainsville.

Travelers' Protective Assoc. Magazine, vol. 2, no. 1, May 1906. Information on the resources and development of the Chickasaw Nation and the city of Ardmore as of 1906. Some advertisement of local businesses can be seen with the story. 21 pages, photocopied, published material

Original edition, eight pages. Lead story is "Territorial Government". Many other stories and advertisements are included.

"A Business Man for Governor" article in the Sturm's Oklahoma Magazine, vol. A, no. 1 & 2, April 1907. O. P. Sturm, editor. Photograph of Mr. Cruce is seen. Photocopied at Oklahoma Historical Society. 2 pages, photocopied , 2 copies

History, copied by Gladys M. Channell, from 1907 issue of the quarterly, "Collinian". History of the school, begun in 1887, with the support of Rev. H. Colbert, Judson Coll ins and W. L. Byrd. T. W. Kennedy is listed as superintendent. Courses of study, teachers, departments and a list of students enrolled for the 1906-7 term are given. Advertisements from local merchants are also transcribed.

O. P. Sturm, Ed., vol. 4, no. 3, May 1907. Published monthly by the Sturm Pub. Co., Oklahoma City, Ok. Article on Ardmore included in "Oklahoma's Live Young Cities" on page 12 of this volume. Improving conditions in this young town and outlook for future growth is described. Photocopied at Oklahoma Historical Society. 3 pages, photocopied

Photograph of front page of this edition as seen in the Dai1y Ardmoreite, Sept. 22, 1971. This was one of the antiques on display at the Carter County Free Fair at the time.

Information from article in this edition of the newspaper, reprinted in True West magazine, July-August 1971, by Louise Riotte. Story of handkerchief belonging to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt being auctioned at a political reception in Dallas, Texas.

Oct. 2, 1905, vol. 1, no. 1. Published in Berwyn, Indian Territory. Newspaper from town of Berwyn that sold for 50? a year by subscription. Short history of the town, begun in 1887, is given on the front page. Many advertisements are seen along with local news on the pages. 8 pages, photocopied; gift-Mrs. Allene Haney, July 28, 1966

Front page of this edition of the newspaper. Headlines are "Durant Wins", "Passed Away" story on death of Matthew S. Quay, senator, "At The Gates" article on war events between Japan and Russia.

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