Explore 12 Collections - T Matching
The Talihina Tribune
This weekly newspaper served the town of Talihina, which was located in Indian Territory until 1907 when Oklahoma became a state, from 1905 to 1918.
Added: November 2012.
Mary Taylor Album Collection
Photographs from the Oklahoma Historical Society Research Division show people and places.
Added: May 2019.Tecumseh Republican
The Tecumseh Republican began in 1892 to serve the town of Tecumseh. The paper ran until 1937 when it ceased and gave way to the Tecumseh Standard.
Added: May 2015.The Terlton Enterprise
Created by Miss L. M. King in Terlton, Pawnee County, Oklahoma from 1912 until 1916, this newspaper published on a weekly basis. The paper identified as progressive and ceased publication in 1916.
Added: June 2014.Texhoma Argus
The Texhoma Argus began publication in 1908, driven by Joe L. Buckley in Texhoma, Texas County.
Added: June 2014.The Texhoma Times
The Texhoma Times was published on a weekly basis from 1904 to 1983. The Texhoma Times was established by J. E. Kerr in September of 1904.
Added: June 2014.Mabel Tompkins Collection
Photographs documenting Mabel Tompkins' life as a horsewoman and Wild West Show star.
Added: May 2019.Tulsa Daily World
The Tulsa Daily World appeared on September 14, 1905, in Tulsa, Indian Territory. Its successor, the Tulsa World continues to be the second largest newspaper in Oklahoma.
Added: November 2012.Tulsa Democrat
The Tulsa Daily Democrat was published daily save for Sundays by William Stryker from 1904 until 1914.
Added: October 2013.Tulsa Star
Originally published in 1912, the paper functioned as a voice for Democratic African-American interests. In 1913, the paper moved to Tulsa, and the paper continued in its various iterations until 1961.
Added: April 2012.The Tyrone Observer
Tyrone Observer began May 5, 1904 in Tyrone, Oklahoma. It was published every Friday.
Added: June 2014.