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-No. 1-
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| Choices for the Land Run of 1889 |
Brad Agnew |
4 |
| Fight for Survival: The Indian Response to the Boomer Movement |
Mary Jane Warde |
30 |
| Registers, Receivers, and Entryme: U.S. Land Office Administration in Oklahoma Territory, 1889-1907 |
Gordon Moore |
52 |
| "Die Stillen im Lande:" Mennonites in the Oklahoma Land Rushes |
Marvin E. Kroeker |
76 |
| Book Reviews |
|
98 |
| For the Record |
|
108 |
|
-No. 2-
|
| The Oklahoma Land Run of 1889: A Centennial Re-interpretation |
Don Green |
116 |
| Diary of a Twentieth-Century Wagon Trip |
Edited and Annotated by William H. Mullins |
150 |
| Old Baptist Mission and Evan Jones |
Norbert R. Mahnken |
174 |
| The Genealogy of Jesse Chisholm |
Stan Hoig |
194 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
206 |
| Book Reviews |
|
207 |
| For the Record |
|
218 |
|
-No. 3-
|
| Bird's Eye: Views of Oklahoma Towns |
Donald A. Wise |
228 |
| "He Has Builded His Own Monument:" Will T. Little and the Legacy of '89 |
Kenny L. Brown |
248 |
| "Dear Oklahoma Lady:" Women Journalists Speak Out |
Linda W. Resse |
264 |
| The Last Prehistoric People: The Southern Plains Villagers |
Robert L. Brooks and Robert Bell |
296 |
| Book Reviews |
|
320 |
| For the Record |
|
330 |
|
-No. 4-
|
| "Hollywood's Oklahoma" |
Jack Spears |
340 |
| Witness to History: Booker T. Washington Visits Boley |
Norman L. Crockett |
382 |
| Torn Asunder: Divorce in Early Oklahoma Territory |
Glenda Riley |
392 |
| Historic Choctaw Pottery in the State Museum of History |
Marshall Gettys |
414 |
| Ann Florence Wilson: Matriarch of the Cherokee Female Seminary |
Devon Abbott |
426 |
| Book Reviews |
|
438 |
| For the Record |
|
448 |
| Index |
|
453 |
