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The Okarche Times
The Okarche Times began publication in 1892. Owner Charles E. Hunter created the paper after he sold The Chandler News and moved into the Cheyenne and Arapaho country newly plotted for settlement.
Added: May 2017.Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Collection
Views of people, places, and activities in and around Oklahoma City.
Added: November 2019.Oklahoma City Pointer
The Oklahoma City Pointer preceded the Free Daily Pointer, started by brothers Howard and William Tucker in 1902.
Added: November 2012.The Oklahoma City Times
Long since incorporated into the Oklahoman, the Oklahoma City Times first published in 1888. The paper had worldwide circulation,
Added: March 2013.Oklahoma Conservation Historical Society
Photographs documenting natural resource conservation efforts in Oklahoma.
Added: April 2020.Oklahoma Czech Newspapers
These newspapers were published by and for Czech communities.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma Department of Tourism Collection
Photographs of tourist destinations and events in Oklahoma.
Added: May 2019.Oklahoma Department of Transportation Collection
Drawn from a larger tangible collection at the Oklahoma Historical Society Photo Archives, these images feature roads, bridges, drainages, rights-of-way, buildings, and people.
Added: April 2019.Oklahoma Digital Newspaper Program
The Oklahoma Digital Newspaper Program exists to fulfill the goal of digitizing and making freely available as many Oklahoma-related newspaper titles as possible.
Added: April 2012.Oklahoma Eagle Publishing Company
The Oklahoma Eagle is the oldest continuously published Black newspaper in Oklahoma and has served as the voice of Tulsa’s Black community since it was first issued in 1922.
Added: May 2021.Oklahoma Farmer
The weekly Oklahoma Farmer, the "One Down-to-Date Farm Paper of Oklahoma and Ind. Terr.," was established in Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, in 1890.
Added: July 2012.Oklahoma Farmer and Laborer (Guthrie, Okla.)
The Oklahoma Farmer and Laborer, of Guthrie and Sapulpa, Oklahoma, was published by the Oklahoma Farmer and Laborer Company beginning in 1909.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma German Newspapers
Newspapers published in Oklahoma by and for German communities. Titles include Der Courier, Oklahoma Vorwarts, Zions=Bote, Oklahoma Volksblatt, and Oklahoma Neuigkeiten.
Added: November 2012.The Oklahoma Guide
The Oklahoma Guide was the first African-American newspaper founded in Oklahoma. The paper kept a close watch and reported on injustices in both the Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
Added: August 2012.Oklahoma Historical Society Friends of the Archive Collection
Postcards and photographs of Oklahoma scenes.
Added: November 2019.Oklahoma Historical Society Indian Territory Maps
19th and 20th century Indian Territory maps.
Added: June 2021.Oklahoma Historical Society Manuscript Collection
A variety of records drawn from the larger tangible manuscript archives held by the Oklahoma Historical Society.
Added: May 2021.Oklahoma Historical Society Monographs
Books and eBooks on Oklahoma topics.
Added: May 2019.Oklahoma Historical Society Photograph Collection
These photographs document individual portraits, street scenes, and pictures of landmarks and buildings taken between 1890 and 1920 across the state of Oklahoma.
Added: June 2014.Oklahoma Historical Society Prints Collection
Illustrations from periodicals.
Added: November 2019.Oklahoma Labor Newspapers
Newspapers published in the interest of labor unions and practices in the region. Titles include The Farmers’ Union Advocate, Oklahoma Farmer and Laborer, Oklahoma Labor Unit and The Labor Review.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma Leader (Guthrie, Oklahoma)
The Oklahoma Weekly Leader was established in 1893 in Guthrie, Oklahoma and was the weekly edition of the Guthrie Daily Leader.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma Leader (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
The Socialist newspaper The Oklahoma Leader ran weekly in Oklahoma City from 1918 to 1928.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma Miner (Krebs, Okla.)
Serving the mining town of Krebs, Pittsburg County since 1912, the Democratic weekly provided citizens with local and national news. It ran until the 1920s and is still the only paper published in Krebs.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma Neuigkeiten
The Oklahoma Neuigkeiten, translated as “Oklahoma News,” was a Democratically-affiliated German weekly started in 1902 in Perry, Oklahoma.
Added: August 2012.Oklahoma News
The Oklahoma News began publication in 1906. The newspaper served Oklahoma City until 1939.
Added: May 2017.The Oklahoma Post
The Oklahoma Post consisted of both a daily and weekly paper. Both were published by the Post Publishing Company and edited by J. E. Jenkins.
Added: March 2013.Oklahoma Publishing Company Photography Collection
The Oklahoma Publishing Company, the parent company of many prominent Oklahoma newspapers, amassed a significant collection of photographs that span more than a century. The wide variety of photographs accompanied stories in the newspapers.
Added: June 2014.Oklahoma Publishing Company - WKY Radio and Television Collection
Images of staff, sets, celebrities, and audiences.
Added: May 2019.Oklahoma Religious Newspapers
Religious organizations and denominations published these newspapers, and much of the content regularly featured religious instructional content.
Added: November 2012.The Oklahoma Representative
The Oklahoma Representative, established in 1894, was sponsored by the People’s Party out of Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Added: August 2012.Oklahoma Socialist Newspapers
Newspapers published in Oklahoma in the interest of the Socialist party. Titles include: The Lancet, The Oklahoma Leader, and the Lincoln County Socialist.
Added: November 2012.Oklahoma State Register
The Oklahoma State Register was established in 1891 in Guthrie, Oklahoma. The paper was connected to the People's Party and was used to promote their policies.
Added: July 2012.Oklahoma Times-Journal
In 1889, J. J. Burke and Elmer E. Brown leased the Oklahoma City Journal from A. C. and W. W. Scott and later bought the operation. Hamlin W. Sawyer bought the Oklahoma City Times and the papers were consolidated into the Oklahoma City Times-Journal.
Added: August 2012.Oklahoma Vorwarts
The Oklahoma Vorwärts began publication in 1900 and was printed in German by the Vorwwaerts Publishing Co. and Julius Hussy.
Added: April 2017.Orlando Clipper
The Orlando Clipper was printed in 1906 and published by D. B. Payne and served the town of Orlando from 1906 until 1935.
Added: May 2015.Orlando Herald and Orlando Weekly Herald
The Weekly Orlando Herald was printed in 1892 with W. B. Ehrman as publisher. The Weekly Orlando Herald ended its publication in 1898 and was replaced by The Orlando Herald.
Added: May 2015.The Osage Journal
The Osage Journal began in 1897 with T. J. Leahy as its publisher. It was printed every Thursday with a Democratic point of view, until August 27, 1943.
Added: June 2019.Weekly Oklahoma State Capital
The Weekly Oklahoma State Capital was published in Guthrie, Logan County, and claimed to be “The First Paper Published in Oklahoma.”
Added: June 2014.