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Eastern Oklahoma State College Newspapers
Established by the first state legislature in 1908, Eastern Oklahoma State College first opened its doors in Wilburton, Oklahoma, on January 11, 1909, as the Oklahoma School of Mines and Metallurgy. Several publications have been published by the college, including The Mountaineer and The Eastern Statesman.
Added: August 2022.Edmond Enterprise
The Edmond Enterprise was a ten-page newspaper serving Oklahoma County, specifically the Edmond community. Edward R. Felt served as the first editor of the paper, which began publication in 1901.
Added: March 2013.The Edmond Sun
The Edmond Sun-Democrat was an Edmond, Oklahoma-based newspaper founded in 1889 that went through multiple changes in name and party affiliation.
Added: March 2013.William Edson Photograph Collection
Photographs dating from 1889-1980. Locations in and around Enid, Oklahoma, are emphasized.
Added: May 2019.El Reno American
These weekly newspapers were published in El Reno, Oklahoma from 1905 to 1988. A daily edition was published from 1901 to 1910.
Added: October 2013.The El Reno Democrat
The El Reno Democrat was first published as the Oklahoma Daily Democrat in 1891. The Democrat Publishing Company published the paper, which claimed to be the official city and county newspaper.
Added: August 2012.Eldorado Courier
James Edwin Kelly purchased the original paper in 1903 and combined it with Eldorado Light to create the current periodical. The Eldorado Courier remains in print to this day.
Added: May 2015.Jennie Elrod Collection
Photographs of birds, people, and events in and around Okmulgee, Oklahoma in the 1920s.
Added: May 2019.Enid Eagle
This newspaper ran from September 1901 until 1989 in Enid, Garfield County. It was published on a daily basis with the exception of Saturdays and Sundays by Eagle Printing and Publishing Company.
Added: March 2013.The Enid Echo
The Enid Echo was established in 1899-1900 in Enid, Oklahoma, issued every Wednesday.
Added: August 2012.Enid Weekly Wave
The Enid Weekly Wave was started by J. L. Isenburg, the editor, and publisher, in 1893, the first substantial paper in Enid.
Added: November 2012.