Cool Fall Temps Hit Alva
We either followed a cool front of Fall into northwest Oklahoma last week, OR... it followed us! The grass pastures look more like Spring than September and August, though.
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1893 Pioneer Tidbits
We thought, being 114 years ago this weekend, that we would share the following pioneer prairie pieces of tidbits that we gathered from The Alva Pioneer, dated Friday, January, 1894, Alva, Oklahoma Territory (O.T.).
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The 1893 Run At Orlando
The newspaper reported twenty-five thousand people make the rush -- many sooners already were there and jumped the sounding of the gun [more]...
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September 22, 1893 News
The First Issue, Volume 1 [more]...
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Surnames of Short Springs Cemetery
"I have made an error and thus I have forced you into an error [more]...
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Fly the Flag 9/11/07
"My flag here at home will be out this week and next [more]...
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1893 - O. T. Guidelines For Homesteaders
The 1893 The Alva Pioneer also had these guidelines for homesteaders:
This 1893 news article came from The Alva Pioneer, dated September 22, 1893, Alva, M County, O [more]...
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What A Statue! Perryan Creates Larger-Than-Life Billy Sims Tribute
This news article appeared in the Perry Daily Journal, Wednesday, September 12, 2007, headlines: "What A Statue! Perryan Creates Larger-Than-Life Billy Sims Tribute" - written by Hailey R [more]...
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OkieLegacy Centennial Moment
The Run For Homes... Seventy-Five thousand In The Scramble. The Strip Is Opened At Last. The Horses Beat the Railroad Trains, Because of the Terrible Crash -- The Crack of 100 Carbines -- The Signal -- The Stampede For Land -- No Casualties of a Serious Nature Reported -- Scenes and Incidents.
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Alva! Where Is It?
In an old 1893 newspaper, The Alva Pioneer, Alva, O.T., M county, there was an article with headlines that read: "Alva! Where it is Located; How it is surrounded."
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The 1893 Run At Stillwater
Ten thousand sturdy farmers make the run from that line [more]...
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A Shrewd Old Mam (Man)
Here is another news item that appeared in The AlvA Pioneer, dated Friday, October 20, 1893, Alva, M County, O [more]...
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Great-Grandparents (HURT/MARKVICKA)
"My name is Diana Anne Hoffmann-Rodriguez, my maiden name is Bazar and we have a connection in common [more]...
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Oklahoma History & Family Genealogy Site
Link to Oklahoma History & Family Genealogy [more]...
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1893 - Pioneer Citizens
This 1893 news article came from The Alva Pioneer, dated September 22, 1893, Alva, M County, O [more]...
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The grocery store west of Snyders was the L.A. Wagner Cash Grocery. If you look closely you can still make out the name at the top of the building. Also, I remember getting shoes at Warricks in the early 50's. They sold Red Goose children's shoes.
~Edward Lyon
regarding Okie's story
from Vol. 10 Iss. 8
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September Celebrations In Northwest Oklahoma
The Campus... "A Silent message thru the ages -
Is delivered to the races passing by, -
And the wisdom of the sages -
Flashes futily from the sturdy eye, -
Watching Life's laughter, song and tears -
Thru the eager march of onward years; -
With quiet, unperturbed, mobile face -
Inspires us to live with equal grace.' --
[Taken from The Ranger 1926 yearbook.]
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The 1893 Run At Caldwell
Fully ten thousand people make that grand rush for land in 1893 [more]...
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1893 -
The Alva Pioneer, in Alva, M County, O [more]...
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Union Pacific Railroad's Steam Engine #844
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Indiana POW Camps (WWII)
"Can you tell me about the prisoner of war camp at Windfall, Indiana? We have a few pictures but we wanted the name of the prisoners, and all that has been written about POW camps, never mentions this place [more]...
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1893 - Alva Building & Loan Assoc.
On the first week or so of January, 1893 the Alva Building and Loan Association met in the Alva State Bank on Wednesday evening, January 10th, 1893, and the following officers were elected: W [more]...
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The Spirit of Northwestern
The following "Spirit of Northwestern" was taken from the 1937 The Ranger Annual, Northwestern State Teachers' College as written by Ed Aud [more]...
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