Article from the Reporter's Notebook by Mac McGalliard.

Column concerns visit to offices of several businessmen located in the Lincoln Center building. Joe Culp, Jim Thompson, Gene Paul Morrell and Jessie Simmons are mentioned as having offices in the building. Newspaper article, original

Daily Ardmoreite, Oct. 17, 1966, by Mac McGalliard. Story of the annual tribal meeting on the Kullihoma Reservation, north of Wapanucka, Oklahoma. Notes taken by Mac McGalliard and ribbons presented to attendees are included with the article.

Column includes: Plans for photo exhibit at Ardmore Public Library by Chickasaw Historical Society in hopes of identifying some of the people and scenes. Report from Clint Estes that one of the first to promote interstate highways was Col. Sidney Suggs, former publisher of the Daily Ardmoreite. Use of asphalt mines in this area was part of the interest. newspaper article, original

Column concerns report on trip to ancestral home of the Chickasaw Indians in Mississippi and Tennessee, by Ralph and Helen Evans of Marietta. Mentioned are Chickasaw Bluff in Memphis, grave of Abner Gaines (Gaines Crossing) and an account of encounter between De Soto and members of the Chickasaw tribe. newspaper article, two photocopies, one original

Price quotations from the Madill Record for printing of a quarterly journal for the Chickasaw Historical Society. Prices are quoted for a 6x9 and a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 book, each with 64 pages.

A newspaper article discussing the plans for the rodeo in 1967.

Daily Ardmoreite, July 25, 1966. Full page advertising the 79th Birthday of Ardmore. Pictures of Main Street, 1800's and 1960's, are included. newspaper article

Copy of a photograph of Main Street, Ardmore, c1900. Water well is barely visible at the end of the street. Daily Ardmoreite, Feb. 6, 1966. newspaper article

Newspaper advertisement for book sale to be held April 16, 1967, published in the Daily Ardmoreite, March 27, 1966.

Story of attendance by A. J. Maxwell at the 136th conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Page from The Daily Ardmoreite with the article, "Dedication Slated at Fort Washita."

Documentation of dedication ceremonies at the Chickasaw Indian Burial Grounds.

First page partly showing the Durant Daily Democrat Vol 65.

Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, Feb. 1966. "Fort Washita" by Bertha M. Antrim, pages 126-8. History of the fort, established in 1824, and abandoned July 1, 1870, is told in this article. Personal reminiscences of H. H. Harrill are included. Mr. Harrill last visited the fort in 1905. He also mentions crossing "Twelve Mile Prairie" to get there, picking up cannon balls and shrapnel & arrowheads, and a Mr. Marshall who owned a lot of land near the fort.

Newspaper with an article discussing a grave mystery at Fort Washita.

Report on a Fort Wichita Labor Day.

Special supplement issued to celebrate move to new home by the Daily Ardmoreite, Oct. 1966. Short history of the newspaper and articles, with photographs, on some of the departments included. Floor plan of facilities at the new building with the articles.

Booklet published by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1966. This was the first in a series to be published on Indians of various regions. 16 pages, published material

Story of J. E. Heuston, Tishomingo, and his work in researching Oklahoma history.

Proposal for a book and antique sale to be held April 16 is part of the minutes of the meeting.

Program for the monument dedication to General Douglas Hancock Cooper at Fort Washita, Chickasaw Nation.

"Ardmore Chapter Joins State Group", Daily Ardmoreite, April 7, 1966. Story of Ardmore chapter of Oklahoma Anthropological Society and Ernest Thompson, president. List of names of the charter members of the Ardmore chapter are included in the article.

Daily Ardmoreite, Oct. 9, 1966. Story of move by the newspaper, and KVSO radio, into new home, the former Gilbert Building, on the corner of B Street and West Broadway. Tours of the building and departments were planned.