Article is an announcement of a date change for the annual meeting of the Oklahoma Historical Society.

Article pays tribute to the former president of the Oklahoma Historical Society, Charles F. Colcord, by outlining his life and accomplishments.

Article documents the military career of Colonel Jesse Henry Leavenworth as he worked with the United States Dragoons.

Article details the significant contributions Milton W. Reynolds made to documenting the history of the Oklahoma and Indian Territories through his work as a newspaper reporter. Reynolds was elected as one of the first state representatives before his death.

Article honors Colonel Sidney Suggs, a former business man and newspaper owner who advocated for road repairs so farmers can better travel to and from markets.

Article is a memorial resolution adopted by the Oklahoma Historical Society regarding the former president Charles F. Colcord.

Article details how an Indian agent stationed at the Cheyenne and Arapaho Reservation ordered, delivered, and managed rationing supplies for the communities he served.

Article describes how members of the Kiowa tribe have taken measures to help their community while assimilating into American society. Some of those measures include taking public office, becoming an artist, and robbing trains and forts of their supplies.

Article is a speech given by President Andrew Jackson regarding his opinions on the removal of North American Indian tribes from their ancestral homes to the region west of the Mississippi.

Article contains entries from the journal of Elijah Hicks, a delegate for the Cherokee tribe at a conference between the United States government and other tribes. This conference was hosted as an attempt to broker a peace between the state of Texas and the warring tribes of the west.

Article announces the elected officers of the Oklahoma branch of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Notes and Documents column including a note regarding the election of a new president of the historical society, an announcement of the placement of a painting within the society's building, and the minutes for the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Historical Society held on January 24, 1935.

Column documenting biographical information about Oklahomans who have died; this issue discusses Edward Merrick, a former member of the Dawes Commission and a representative from Muskogee county who served in the second legislature session of the state.