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TIMES-DEMOC^4T, ALTOS OKLAHOMA, SEPTEMBER ls^ls.
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AWARD OF PREMIUMS
JACKSON COUNTY FREE FAIR
As Shown by the Records of the Officers of the
Association
Stock Department
Altus Stock Company—Stallion, 3
yrs reg. draft horses, class 2, 1st pre-
mium Stallion. 3 yrs.. all purpose
horses. 1st premium. Jacks, 4 yrs., 1st.
Horse special, 1st and 2nd.
j A Johnson, Elmer—Jack, 2 yrs.,
1st. Male Colt, 1st. Draft horse, 3 yrs.
2nd. , , .
j. F. Burrows, Altus—Jack, 4 yrs.,
2nd. ,
W. M Whicker, Altus.—Stallion, j
yrs., 1st. Mare, 2 yrs., 1st Jack, 4 yrs,
3rd. Stallion. 1 vr. 1st. Jack 4 yrs, _nd.
Jennet. 1st and 2nd. Bull, 2 yrs 1st.
Cow. 3 yrs, 1st. Calf, either >ex. 1st.
John Heidenrich, Altus—Jack, 4 yrs.
1st .
A. Schrootler. Altus.—Special jcnnetts
1st and 2nd. Bull, Jersey, 3 yrs., 2nd.
Grade lersey Cow. 2 yrs.. 1st. Grade
Jersev Cow. 2 yrs.. 2nd. Grade Jersey
Cow." 1 yr.. 1st and 2nd. Grade Jersey
Calf, under o mo., 1st and 2nd.
F. A. Smith.—Reg. Mare, 3 yrs.,
class 2. 1st. Mule foal. 2nd. Mare, j
yrs., class 1. 1st and 2nd. Foal, class 1.
1st and 2nd. Draft team, 1st. Mare and
foal, 1st.
H. B. Seay, Headrick.—Mare, 3 yrs.,
3rd. Foal, either sex. 1st
S T. McCombs, Blair.—Mare, o yrs.,
2nd. Foal, either sex. 2nd. Draft team
2nd. Stallion, 1 yr.. class 1, 3d.
H. S. Crosby. Martha—Stallion. .
yrs.. all purpose. 2nd. Jack, 2 yrs.. 1st.
L. E. Seay, Headrick—Mare, 3 yrs.
all purpose, 2nd.
G. A. Lenderson, Altus.—Mare.2 yrs.,
-class 2. 1st , T
H. C Parchman, Altus.—Grade Jer-
sey cow, 3 yrs.. 2nd.
S. M. Jones. Headrick.—Bull. reg.
Shorthorn, 2 yrs., 1st. Cow. reg. Short-
horn. 3 yrs.. 1st and 2nd. Bull, reg.
Shorthorn. 1 vrs.. 1st and 2nd.
L. H. Miller, Headrick—Bull. reg.
Jersey. 3 yrs.. 1st. Cow, reg. Jersey, 3
yrs, 1st and 2nd. Cow, reg. Jersey. -
yrs, 1st. Bull. reg. Jersey. 1 yr., 1st. Bull
special. 1st. Heifer, special. 1st and 2nd.
J. O. Allen. Altus.—Grade Jersey-
cow, 3 vrs., 1st.
T. F* Walker, Altus.—Grade Jersey
cow. 1 yr., 2nd. Bull, reg. Shorthorn,
1 yr.. 1st.
pickle. 2nd. CucumbeV pickle, 2nd.
Alice McAtee, Altus.—peach jelly.
2nd.
May England, Altus.—Apple jelly.2d.
Lucy Wood, Altus.—Canned peaches,
1st.
Mrs. H. M. Hinton, Blair.— Canned
cherries. 1st.
Mrs. L. C. Carmichael, Altus.—Can-
ned okra. 2nd
Mrs. W. W. Boies. Altus.—Joniato
preserve. 1st. Watermelon preserve, 2nd.
Plum butter, 2n(L
Mrs. Flora Kirby, Altus.—Canned
grapes, 1st. Canned cherries. 2nd. Can-
ned dewberries, 2nd. Apple preserve.
2nd. Canned corn, 1st. Pear pickle, 2nd.
Mangoes. 1st
Mrs. C. A. Stewart, Altus.—Collec-
tion sour pickles. 2nd. Onion pickle. 2d.
Mrs. B. W. Thomas, Altus.—One
special.
Mrs. A. W. Hounshell.—Peach pre-
serve. 1st. Grape butter, 2nd. Straw-
berry jam, 2nd. Collection fruit butter.
2nd. Pear butter, 2nd. Collection pre-
serves. 1st. Canned peas. 2nd. Collec-
tion of vegetables, 2nd. Beet pickle. 1st.
Tomato pickle. 2nd. Canned dewberries.
1st. Chopped pickle, 2nd. Peach pickle,
2nd. Pear pickle, 1st.
Mrs. Phoebe White, Altus.—Straw-
berries. 1st. Cherry preserves, 1st. Chop-
ped pickle. 1st.
Mrs. A. H. Jackman. Altus.—Apple
preserves. 1st. Onion pickle, 1st. cucum-
ber pickle, 1st.
Mrs. J. H. Walk, Altus.—Wild plums.
2nd. Peach pickle, 1st. Canned beans,
1st.
Mrs. Pritchard. Altus.—Apple butter,
2nd. Cantiloupe preserve, 1st.
Mrs. Joe Southall, Altus.—Special on
peaches.
Mrs. Montgomery, Altus.—Mangoes.
2nd. Blackberry jam, 2nd.
Mrs. C. J. Beeson, Altus.—Canned
beans, 2nd.
Mrs. Ely. Altus.—Canned apples, 2nd.
Canned blackberries, 1st. Blackberry
preserves, 1st. Cherry preserves, 2nd.
Pear preserves, 2nd. Strawberry pre-
serves. 1st. Strawberry jelly, 1st. Black-
berry jelly, 1st. Tomato catsup. 2nd.
Mrs. Agnew—Canned pears, 1st
Watermelon, special. Tomato preserves
LH1 Miller. Headrick.-Buck. Shropl 2nd. Plum preserves, 2nd Apple jelly
diirA 1 vr 1st Buck Shropshire tin- Is*- Is*- **rape jelly. 2nd
shire. 1 >r. 1st. buck, ^nropsnirc. u. r ,, . .. ? , r . tomatoes
der 1 yr., 1 >t and 2nd. Ewe, Shrop-
shire. 1 yr., 1st and 2nd. Ewe. Shrop-
shire, under 1 yr.. 1st and 2nd.
C. G. Hukill, Duke.—Boar. Poland
China. 2 vr.. 1st. Sow. Poland China.
1 yr.. 1st. Pig. under 6 mo.. 1st and 2nd.
J. B. Franks. Duke—Pig, Poland
China, t mo., 3rd.
A Schroeder, Headrick.— Boar, Pol-
and China. 1 yr.. 1st. Sow. Poland China
6 mo., 1-t and 2nd.
J. H. Ethridge. Olustee.—Bull, reg.
Shorthorn. 1st.
D. G. Jameson. Blair.—Boar. Poland
China. 1 yr., 2nd.
C. C. Henry, Altus.—Pig. Poland
China, under o mo., 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Boar. Poland China. 1 yr.. lstj,
G. L. Orear, Altus.—Pig, Duroc Jer-
sey, under 6 mo. 3rd.
W. F. Xewcomb, Altus—Sow. Pol-
and China. 1 yr.. 2nd. Sow and Pig, lsi.
John Miller. Altus.—Sow and pig, 2d.
Sow. Poland China. 1 yr., 3rd.
J. E. Wilks, Headrick.—Boar, Duroc
Jei'sey. 0 mo., 3rd.
W. P. Casey. Blair.—Pig. Poland
China. 1st. Boa'r. Berkshire. 2 yrs.. 1st.
Cow. reg. Holstein. 3 yrs.. 1st and 2nd.
Cow, rej4. Holstein, 2 yrs.. 1st and 2nd.
Calf, grade Holstein. 1st. Calf, grade
Holstein. bull. 1st. Calf. «rade Holstein.
heifer. 1st and 2nd. Cow. reg. Holstein.
1 yr.. 1st.
D. M. Richardson. Altus.—Boar. Du-
roc Jersev. 1 yrs.. 1st. Boar, Duroc Jer-
sey, 1 yr.. 1st. Sow. Duroc Jersey, 2 yrs.,
2nd and 3rd. Sow. Duroc Jersey. 1 yr.,
1st. 2nd and 3rd. Sow. D. J.. 6 mo.. 1-t,
2nd ar.d 3rd. >'iiz. D. J.. under 6 mo.. 1st.
Plants and Flowers
Mrs Wilson. Altus.—Six roses. 2nd.
Six geranium-. ML Largest display of
flower-. I t.
Mrs. J. ti. Mo: r e Altus.—Befi>nu-.
1st and 2nd. Two sutcials.
Mrs. Ely. Altus.—Asparagus plumosa.
1st. ,V;>aragu^ sprengeri. 2nd. Rubber
plant. 1st. Collection house plants, lsi.
Andre;. Wright. Altu-. Asparagus
sprengeri. Is,.
Hcrticulturo
Mrs. A. 11. Jackman. Altus.—Quince
preserves, l^t. Quince jelly, 1st. One
special.
Mr.s. A. Schroeder. Headrick. -Two
special?.
Mrs. C. S l.uikhart. Altus.—Canned
dewfcerrie-. 1-t. tanned peaches. 2nd
Mr-. Fred N'eher. Altus.—Canned
peas, 1st. Tomato sweet pickle. 1st
Ida Morgan.—Cherry jelly. 1st.
Mr-. I. M McCutcheon. Altus—Beet 1st.
131. i 114*11 jwiij, i Ji. • opv - ^
Blackberry jelly, 2nd. Canned tomatoes
1st.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Altus.—Canned
tomatoes. 2nd. Canned Okra. 1st. Can-
ned pumpkin, 1st. Collection of vege-
tables. 1st. Collection of pickles, 1st.
Mrs. W. A. Ferris.—Tomato pickle,
1st. Tomato catsup. 1st. Canned pump-
kin. 2nd. Special, can crab apple. Can-
no! pears, 2nd. Special, sausage. Speci-
al. mincemeat. Special, kraut. Crape
butter. 1st. Pear butter. 1st. Special,
crab apple butter. Peach butter, lc.
Plum butter. 1st. Special, dewberry jam.
Blackberry jam. 1st. Apple butter. 1st.
Collection canned fruit. 1st. Pear pre-
serves, 1st. Special, crabapple preserves.
Special, collection jellies. Collection of
fruit butter. 1st. Plum jelly. 2nd. Dew-
berry jelly. 1st. Crape jelly. 1st.
Fancy Needle Work
Mrs. Bristol, Altus.—One special.
Mrs. Fagin. Altus.—Hemstitching,
fst. Embroidered gown, 1st. Collection
tatting. 2nd. Point lace handkerchief.
1st. Collection handkerchiefs, 1st. Cor-
set cover. 1st. Drawn work, 1st. 3 Em-
broid. towels, 1st.
Mrs. B. R. Kimbell, Altus.—Crochet-
ed yoke, 1st. Sideboard scarf, 2nd. Tablt
spread, 1st.
Mrs. C. B. McElroy, Altus.—Fancy-
sheets and pillow slips. 1st. Sideboard
scarf. 1st. Mat for hot dishes, 1st. Einb.
pillow shams. 1st. Collection emb.roid-
ered stitches. 1st. Pin cushion. 1st. Bag.
1st
Mrs. J. P. Montgomery. Altus.—Cen-
ter piece. 2nd.
Mrs. T. S. Christian. Altus.—Tumbler
doilies. 1st. Applique < mb.. 1st. Shift
waist. 2nd. Shopping bag. 1st. Mat for
hot dishes. 2nd. Centerpiece, 1st. One
special.
Mrs. M. S O'Neal Altus.—Tidy. 1st.
Crocheted slippers, 2nd.
Gertrude Gilliam Altus.—3 Eml>.
towels. 2nd. Collection hdcht . 2nd.
Mrs. W. 7.. Mitchell. Altus—Cro
chetted cotton edging. 2nd. Shirt waist
1st. Infants dress, hand made. 2nd. Silk
emb.. 1st. *
. Mrs. F. G. Leach.—Cap special
chetted luncheon set, 1st. Pillow shams.
1st.
Mrs. W. H. Falls, Altus—Table
spread 1st. Bag. 2nd.
Mrs. Henry* Southall, Altu-.— Infant's
dress, handmade 1st.
Mrs. J. E. Smith. Altus. -< 'lection
lattinu'. ist. Hardanger emb. 1st and
2nd. Hdf. case. 1st. Crocheted yoke.
Mrs E. E. Gore.—Fillet emb. 5%'t and
2nd.
Mrs, W. M. Vandivciv— Drawnwork
2nd . *
AIts. X. 1. Sloan, Altus.—Tatting col-
lar and cuffs, 1st and 2nd.
Mrs. W. B. Wright—Honiton lace.
1st. Guest towel, 1st.
Mrs. J. B. Tims, Altus.—Table spread.
1st. Oiffe special.
Mrs. W. A. Ferris. Altus.—New ideas
in laces, 1st. EmJj- pillow shams, 2nd.
French emb.. 2nd.
Mrs. B. R. Kimbell, Altus.—Crochet-
ed cotton edging, 2nd.
Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald, Elmer.—Guest
towel. 2nd. French emb. 1st. Hemstitch-
ing, 1st. Eyelet emb.. 1st.
Mrs. Belle Paterson. Altus—Counter-
pane, 1st. Wallahachian emb., 1st.
Esther Stanton, Altus.—Fancy sheets
and pillow slips, 2nd.
Mrs. J. R. Hunter, Altus.—Pillow
shams. 2nd. Emb. table sover, 1st.
Mrs. Johin Stewart, Olustee.—Cro-
wded yoke, 1st. \
Culinary Department
Mrs. A. W. Houshell, Altus.—Light
rolls, 2nd.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Altus.—Caramel
cake, 1st. Pound cake, 1st. Fruit cake
2nd. Collection 4 kinds cake, 1st.
Mrs. Pritchard. .-Vitus.—Doughnuts,
1st
Lucille Darwin. Altus.—1-udge. 1st.
Divinity, 2nd.
Myrtlt? Barrett, Altus— Fudge, 2nd.
Cream candy, 1st.
Mrs. Farris. Altus.—Cornbread, 2nd.
Mrs. W. W. Boies.—Angel food, 2nd.
Hop yeast bread, 2nd. Cookies, 1st.
Weldon Ferris. Altus.—Pie, maker
under 14 yrs., 1st. Cream candy, 2nd.
Divinity, 1st.
Mrs.Phebe White, Altus.—Light rolls
1st.
Mrs. Fagin. Altus.—Corn bread, 1st.
Cookies, 2nd.
Mrs. Kirby. Altus—White loaf cake,
1st. Doughnuts, 2nd.
Mrs. McCord, Altus.—Angel food. 1-t.
Mrs. Patterson. Altus..—Salt rising
bread, 1st.
Mrs. J. P«. Hunter, Altus.—Light
rolls. 1st.
J. W. Wilson. Altus.—Extracted hon-
ey, largest product. 2nd. Box honey,
largest product. 1st. Beeswax, 2nd. 2
Quarts honey. 1st. Bees in hive, 1st
Sample box honey, 1st.
Jas. Sheridan. Mangum, R. 4.—
Sample box honey. 2nd.
Mrs B. M. Arnold, Altus.—Beeswax.
1st.
Mrs. C. A. Stuart, Altus.—Farm but-
ter. 1st.
Hand Painting Department
Mrs. lohn Hensley. Altus.—Animal,
1st.
Lela Kimbell. Altus—Portrait, water
rolor, 1st. Portrait oil, 1st.
Blanton Morris, Altus—Painting, any
kind, under 16 yrs.. 1st. —
Miss Gertrude Gilliam, Altus.—Orig-
inal landscape, 1st. Horse, 2nd. Birds.,
1st, Animal. 2nd. Mill scene. 1st. Mow-
er. 2nd.
Miss Nettie Kimbell. Altus.—Flower.
1st. Landscape, copy, 2nd. Winter - ccne
1st.
Mrs. C. B. McElroy, Altus.—1. -tel
landscape. 1st. Landscape, water color
Copy, 1st and 2nd. ox
Mrs. May England. Altus.-AVinter
scene. 2nd. Farm scene. 1st. Figure, 1st.
Birds. 2nd. One special.
Ella Gayle Ditzler. Altus.—1' 1st.
Horse. 1st. Fancy head, 1st. Game. 1st.
Landscape, copy. 1st. Portrait. 1-t Por-
trait from copy, 1st. Collection of
portraits. 1st.
Carrie Barrett. Altus.—Wintet
id. \foonlight scene, 1st. Figui
ame, 2nd.
Mrs." T. S. Christian. Altus
trait, water color, 1st.
Lucy Jarhoe. Altos.—Paintin
kind, under 10 yrs.. 2nd. I.an
Her 16 yrs., 2nd.
Agricultural Department
A. Schroeder. Headrick'
pumpkin. 1st. Mangles, Vs%. Parsnips,
2nd Potatoes 1st. Corn. -Tst and 2nd.
Special on corn. Rve, Vvr Barley, 1st.
Sheaf oats, 1st. Mill*. 1st and 2nd.
Stalk cotton, 1st. B<"Vt<!n squash, 1st,
Squash, any kind, Vt ^,)ats. 1st. B*r-:
ley. 2nd. Sudan Rr^, seed, 1st. Sor-
ghum seed. 1 >t. XHU. maize, 1st. Beyts,
2nd. Rocky Ford ^-fllltaloUpes, 1st. < ar-
ret . 1st. SpeciMh \ ii hay. Alfalfa. 1st.
Sudan grass 1?1. Stalk milo, 1st. het-
erita. 1st and -2i'id. Popcorn, 1st. Cab-
bage. 1st. Farm "exhibit, 1st.
A. C. Johnson, Blair. R. 1.—Corn, 1st.
Sweet potatoes. 2nd. Yams, 1st. Cow-
peas. 2nd. Apples, 2nd. Peas, 1st. Farm
exhibit 3rd.
H. C. Parchman. Altus. R. 5.—Millet,
1st. Pumpkin, 2nd. Soft wheat, 1st.
Bundlexwheat, 1st. Barley, 2nd. Pears,
3rd. Corn 3rd. Sorghum seed, 2nd. '1 em
Watson melon, 1st. Cotton, 2nd. Bar-
ley. 1-t. Kafir, 2nd. Farm exhibit, 2nd.
C. J. Beeson, Altus, R. 3.—Squash,
2nd. Cotton bolls, 2nd. Stalk katir, 2nd.
Potatoes, 2nd. Yellow onions, 1st. Beets
2nd. Farm exhibit, 4th.
Mrs. J. J. Patrick, Headrick. R. 1.
Pumpkin. 2nd. Apples, 3rd.
H. C. Rollins, Altus, R. 2.—Special
! on milo maize.
C. M. Rice, Headrick, R. 1—Special
on Iune corn. Kalir, 2nd.
R' A. Claunch, Altus, R. 2.—Squash,
1st. and 2nd. Marblehead squash, 2nd.
Lannie Hughes. Altus. R. 4.—Squash.
1st. Corn. 1st. Corn. 3rd. Oats. 2nd.
Katir, 3rd. Cowpeas. 2nd. Eggplant. 1st.
O. T. Moss. Altus—White onion. 1st.
Yellow onion, 2nd. Cotton 2nd.
B. W. Thomas, Altus, R. 6.—Cotton,
1st. Peppers, 1st.
L. Hudson, Altus, R. 5.—Grapes, 1st.
W. M. Youngblood, Altus, R. 6.—Car-
rots. 2nd. Squash, 1st.
L. C. Carmichael. Altus, R. 2.—Pop-
corn, 2nd.
Mrs. J. O. Ely. Altus.—Pears, 2nd. |
Jas. A. Sheridan. Mangum, R- 4.—,
Potatoes. 1st. i
J. E. Stidham.- Broom corn seed. 1st. !
J. S. Killman, Altus.—Squash, 1st. I
W. M. Inklebarger, Blair, R. 2—Convj
2nd. . !
|no. Heidenrich. Duke.—One special.!
E. S. Wright, Headrick, R. 1.—Squash
1st and 2nd.
J. P. Canada. Elmer.—Corn. 1st. |
E. F. Young, Blair, R. 2.—Alabama!
sweet corn. 1st. Watermelon. 1st. Cow-,
peas. 1st. Kafir, 1st.. Castor bean. 1st.
W. R. Warren. Olustee.—Kafir. 1st.;
Cotton. 3rd. Beets, 1st, and 2nd. Stalk
milo, 1st.
Ben WarrV»Y Olustee, R. 5—Si*lk»
'"r' R Hoffman. Headrick. &V—
Squash. 1st and 2nd. Beetk *<><, Katjr,
VI. Wooldirdge, R. 0.—Stalk
katir, 1st.
0. O. Sneed, Altus, R. 3.—One speci-
al. N. McCwcVteon, Altus, R. 4.—Bos-
ton squash,. 1st. One special.
J. S. Sttmrow. Altus, R. 1.—June corn,
' 2nd. special. Corn, 2nd.
1. P. Townsend, Altus, R. 5.—Corn,
N. Bussey, Altus. R. 4.—One spe-
cial. „
Clifford White, Altus, R. 0.—Corn
2nd
s'. T. McCombs, Blair. R. 2—Stalk
katir, 3rd.
Freddie Gage, Altus, R. 6—Corn 1st.
Mrs. Fred Neher, Altus.—Parsnips,
1st. Salsify, 1st
C. B. McCaleb, Olustee—Sweet po-
tatoes. 1st. Yarns, 2nd.
1. N. Walters, Altus, R. 6—20 bolls
cotton, 1st.
W. !■". Newcomb, Altus, R. 3.—Corn
2nd
Mrs. S. W. Miller, Headrick, R. 2.—
Marblehead squash, 1st.
F. W. Hoffman, Headrick, K. 1.—
Milo maize, 1st.
H. B. Seay, Headrick, R. 1.—Pump-
kin, 1st.
Geo. W. Morris, Altus.—Tom Wat-
son watermelon, 2nd.
P. H. King. Olustee. R. 4.—Hard
wheat, 1st.
Sewing Department
Lottie Kingsley, Altus (over 60).—
Patchwork quilt. 1st.
Mrs. J. P. Montgomery, Altus.—Plain
sewing. 1st and 2nd. ,
Dorothy Bidwell. Altus.—Sota pil-
low, 1st. Center piece, 1st and 2nd.
Mrs. Anderson White, Altus.—Coun-
terpane, 1st. 1
Mrs XL M. Cooley, Headrick (over
60).-Pillow cases, 1st and 2nd.
Mrs. T. S. Chrdistian. Altus (over o0)
-Bag. 1st. Centerpiece, 1st. Knitting,
1st Kitchen apron, 1st. Calico dresS,
2nd.
Mrs. H. M. Oates, Altus.—Patchwork
quilt, 1st.
Mrs. J. E. Smith, Altus (over 60).
Silk log cabin ouilt. 1st.
Mrs. W. C. Mitchell, Altus.—Plairt
sewing, 1st. One special.
Weldon Ferris, Altus.—One special.
Mrs. W. A. Ferris, Altus.—Calico
dress, 1st.
Mrs. E. C. Buck, Altus (over 66).—
Patchwork quilt, 1st.
Mrs. Malinda Satterfield, Altus.—
Fancy bedspread, 2nd.
Mrs. Mary Kinsey, Altus (over 60).
Crocheted cotton edge, 1st. Silk crazy
quilt, 2nd. Doily, 2nd.
Mrs. B. R. Kimbell, Altus.—One M»c-
U Leslie Kimbell, Altus.—One special.
Mrs. M. A. Warren, Olustee.—Coun-
terpane, 2nd. Patchwork quilt, 2nd.
Mrs. Belle Patterson. Altiis (over
60).—Pillow cases, 1st. Doily, 1st.Patch
work quilt, 2nd.
Mrs. V. M. Arnold, Altusr-Orie spe-
cial.
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Shepard, Sue W. The Altus Times-Democrat (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 18, 1919, newspaper, September 18, 1919; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc287539/m1/2/?q=WAR+DEPARTMENT: accessed June 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.