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The Daily Ardmoreite

Established by several local businessmen in October 1893 in Ardmore, Carter County, the Ardmoreite was the first daily newspaper in Indian Territory.

Added: November 2012.

Daily Democrat (Anadarko, Okla.)

This paper debuted in Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory on September 30, 1901. Dubbed the “The Official Paper of Anadarko", it changed names and publishers several times in its 14-year lifespan.

Added: November 2012.

Daily Oklahoma State Capital

Established in 1889 by Frank H. Greer in Winfield, Kansas, the paper found its home in Guthrie when he relocated. The paper, billed as the first newspaper printed in Oklahoma Territory, ran until 1911.

Added: June 2012.

Arch Dixon Collection

Photographs from the Oklahoma Historical Society Research Division feature airplanes, flight, sports, and people.

Added: May 2019.

Mat Duhr Collection

Photographs from the Oklahoma Historical Society Research Division include many images of Native Americans.

Added: May 2019.

The Duke Times

W. F. Kane founded the weekly in 1908. The paper served Duke from 1908 and into the 1920s. There is no indication this paper supported any political, religious or ethnic groups.

Added: May 2015.

Bob Duncan Negative Collection

Images featuring street scenes, automobile and industrial accidents, and Miss Universe contestants.

Added: November 2019.

Durant Weekly News

The Durant Weekly News appeared circa 1901, in Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. It was an eight-page Democratic paper, issued on Fridays and the result of a consolidation of the Durant Times and the Durant Eagle.

Added: November 2012.

The Drumright Derrick

These newspapers, published in Drumright, began in 1913 in daily and weekly editions. Titles include The Drumright Derrick, The Evening Derrick, and The Drumright Evening Derrick.

Added: March 2013.
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