Article narrates the events that transpired the day the Oklahoma Territory gained over 8 million acers of the Cherokee Outlet and opened for settlement.
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Article narrates the events that transpired the day the Oklahoma Territory gained over 8 million acers of the Cherokee Outlet and opened for settlement.
Chronicles of Oklahoma, 9 (3), Oklahoma Historical Society, 1931, pp. 268-286, ark:/67531/metadc2191790
Chronicles of Oklahoma, 9 (4), Oklahoma Historical Society, 1931, pp. 454-475, ark:/67531/metadc2191805
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Article details how the Cherokee tribe divided their lands and established a prosperous community with other surrounding tribes during the opening of the Cherokee Outlet.
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Chronicles of Oklahoma, 9 (3), Oklahoma Historical Society, 1931, pp. 268-286, ark:/67531/metadc2191790
Article continues narrating the events that transpired during the opening of the Cherokee Outlet for settling while also detailing the processes for acquiring land within the region.
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Chronicles of Oklahoma, 9 (4), Oklahoma Historical Society, 1931, pp. 454-475, ark:/67531/metadc2191805