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-No. 1-
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| Poor Man's Camp: Labor Movement Vicissitudes in the Tri-State District |
Arrell Morgan Gibson |
4 |
| The Capture of the J.R. Williams |
Keun Sang Lee |
22 |
| John Stink: The Osage Who "Returned from the Grave" |
Joe D. Haines, Jr. |
34 |
| Cattle Market for the World: The Oklahoma National Stockyards |
Carol Holderby Welsh |
42 |
| Black Slavery in Indian Territory: The Ex-Slave Narratives |
Monroe Billington |
56 |
| Miss Edith Johnson: Pioneer Newspaper Woman |
Naomi Taylor Casey |
66 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
74 |
| Book Reviews |
|
88 |
| Oklahoma Books |
|
103 |
| For the Record |
|
104 |
|
-No. 2-
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| An Odyssey into Texas: William Quesenbury with the Cherokees |
Lee David Benton |
116 |
| Twin Territories: The Indian Magazine and its editor, Ora Eddleman Reed
|
Daryl Morrison |
136 |
| Attempted Secession in Oklahoma: The Four-Mile Strip, 1935-1950 |
Mary S. Redmond |
167 |
| The Study of Oklahoma History during the Territorial Period: An Alternative Methodological Approach |
Richard C. Rohrs |
174 |
| Exodus from Indian Territory: The Evolution of Cotton Culture in Eastern Oklahoma |
Gregory R. Graves |
186 |
| "Okie Boat": The U.S.S. Oklahoma City |
Mark K. Megehee and Devin Waggoner |
210 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
218 |
| Book Reviews |
|
232 |
| Oklahoma Books |
|
245 |
| For the Record |
|
246 |
|
-No. 3-
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| The Only Show in Town: Ellen Whitmore Mohrbacker's Savoy Theatre |
Doris Hinson Pieroth |
260 |
| Dead Woman's Crossing: The Legacy of a Territorial Murder |
Sue Woolf Brenner |
280 |
| Rifles and Ruts: Army Road Builders in Indian Territory |
William P. Corbett |
294 |
| Around Tahlequah Council Fires: The Life of Oklahoma Historian T.L. Ballenger |
Brad Agnew |
310 |
| Cherokee Planters, Black Slaves, and African Colonization |
Theda Perdue |
322 |
| Myrtle Archer McDougal: Leader of Oklahoma's "Timid Sisters" |
Marilyn Hoder-Salmon |
332 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
344 |
| Book Reviews |
|
360 |
| Oklahoma Books |
|
370 |
| For the Record |
|
371 |
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-No. 4-
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| Without Purse or Scrip: A Missionary in the Territory |
Dale Z. Kirby |
388 |
| Oklahoma Territory and the National Archives: A Historian's Paradise |
Berlin Basil Chapman |
400 |
| Portrait of a Wichita Village, 1808 |
Elizabeth A.H. John |
412 |
| A Tradition of Political Power: Congressional Committee Chairmen from Oklahoma, 1945-1972 |
Phillip A. Grant |
438 |
| Electricity for a Region: The Southwestern Power Administration |
Jeanette Ford |
448 |
| "Everyone Got His Two Cents Worth": Leslie Gordon Niblack and the Guthrie Daily Leader |
Dennie Hall |
460 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
473 |
| Book Reviews |
|
481 |
| For the Record |
|
495 |
| Index |
|
507 |
