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[Letterhead and Envelope]

Description: letterhead for "The New Moore Hotel" with Fred C. Miller as Proprietor, in Miami, Oklahoma. Also within the envelope is an advertisement for Quinn Advertising Agency. Written notes on the backside of the Quinn Advertising Agency advertisement: "We've distributed your adv master on these 3 day for $5.00 ( word by express to payer and will do you good"
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Text
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Native American Protest

Description: Red Bird and his wife Prairie Woman of the Cheyenne Nation protest in front of the Watonga, Oklahoma Post Office building, their signs read "post office mural UNFAIR." They were protesting a newly painted mural of the Cheyenne leader Roman Nose and other Cheyenne located inside the Post Office.
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oklahoma University football team with coaches photo.

Description: Oklahoma University football team in their gear team photo outside with their coaches. In the background is a building. Handwriting at the top is "OU Football Team" and the bottom is "Oklahoma University Ginen(?) by Mrs. George Moore." Backside of the photo. Handwritten: "Team of O.U. College Donated by Mrs. George Moore received from an (Uncle Frank Cooper)"
Date: unknown
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Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oklahoma University football team with coaches photo.

Description: Oklahoma University football team with coaches photo. The bottom line sitting on the floor. The guys in their gear with the shirts with the big O. Handwriting at the bottom of the photo. Handwriting at the bottom: "An Early Oklahoma University team Given by Mrs. George Moore - Calumet." Backside of photo is a photo with the name handwritten "Ethel East Baker, 1915" and "Given by "Zella Gilbert Smith."
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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