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-No.1-
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| Editorial |
J. Y. Bryce |
1 |
| Old Boggy Depot |
Muriel H. Wright |
4 |
| Single Versus Double Statehood |
Thomas H. Doyle |
18 |
| Sources of Oklahoma History |
Grant Foreman |
42 |
| The Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association |
Dr. E. E. Dale |
58 |
| Appendix 37—Report of Indian Commissioners |
|
79 |
| Oklahoma Geographic Name Board |
|
95 |
| Necrology |
|
97 |
| Book Review |
Joseph B. Thoburn |
104 |
| Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Oklahoma Historical Society |
|
105 |
| Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Historical Society |
|
109 |
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-No. 2-
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| Editorials |
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113 |
| Single Versus Double Statehood |
Thomas H. Doyle |
117 |
| Early Telephone History of Oklahoma |
John M. Noble |
149 |
| Reminiscences of Life Among the Indians |
Rev. J. J. Methvin |
166 |
| Some Reminiscences of the Cherokee People |
Wiley Britton |
180 |
| Famous Officers I have Known |
Christian F. Sommer |
185 |
| Extracts from the Diary of Major Sibley |
|
196 |
| Reviving Lost Indian Art |
New York Herald-Tribune |
219 |
| Historic Spots and Actions in the Washita Valley |
Samuel Y. Allgood |
221 |
| Sacred Heart Mission and Abbey |
John Laracy, O.S.B. |
234 |
| Fort Washita |
W. B. Morrison |
251 |
| Necrology |
|
259 |
| Book Review |
|
261 |
| Amendment to Constitution |
Guy R. Moore |
262 |
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-No. 3-
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| Editorial |
|
263 |
| Single Versus Double Statehood |
Thomas H. Doyle |
266 |
| Southwest’s History Written in Oklahoma’s Boundary Story |
M. L. Wardell |
287 |
| A Version of a Famous Battle |
F. M. Lockard |
297 |
| A Day with Colonel W. F. Cloud |
Wiley Britton |
311 |
| Lynch’s Mill was Spavinaw’s Name in Early Day History |
Tulsa World |
322 |
| Initial Point in Oklahoma |
Alvin Rucker |
328 |
| Report of Captain John Stuart on the Construction of the Road from Fort Smith to Horse Prairie on Red River, with Introduction
and Footnotes |
Carolyn Thomas Foreman |
333 |
| Necrology |
|
348 |
| Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Directors |
|
361 |
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-No. 4-
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| Editorial |
|
363 |
| Malmaison, Palace in a Wilderness, Home of General Leflore |
Mrs. Lee J. Langley |
371 |
| A Journal Kept by Douglas Cooper, with Introduction and Footnotes |
Grant Foreman |
381 |
| Legend of the Tie-Snakes |
J. J. Methvin |
391 |
| The Peace Council Celebration at Medicine Lodge |
Joseph B. Thoburn |
397 |
| Chickasaw Courts |
Mrs. Czarina C. Conlan |
400 |
| Words of Appreciation |
John C. Best |
405 |
| “Choctaw,” a Poem |
O. F. Muldrow |
406 |
| An Important Archaeological and Historical Discovery |
Joseph B. Thoburn |
407 |
| The Fort Towson Road |
James Culberson |
414 |
| Necrology |
|
422 |
| Book Review |
|
429 |
| Meeting of the Board of Directors |
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430 |
