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When Oklahoma City was Seymore and Verbeck
Title
When Oklahoma City was Seymore and Verbeck
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 350. Duration: 15:51.
Indians for Indians Radio Show, April 13, 1948
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, April 13, 1948
Subjects
Schools
Host
Don Whistler
Notes
Pawnee Indian School
Indians for Indians Radio Show, December 13, 1949
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, December 13, 1949
Subjects
Oklahoma Baptist University
Host
Don Whistler, Jr.
Notes
>Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, Oklahoma, Victor Kaneubbi, Announcer
Indians for Indians Radio Show, November 13, 1945
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, November 13, 1945
Subjects
Cheyenne
Host
Don Whistler
Indians for Indians Radio Show, August 13, 1947
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, August 13, 1947
Subjects
Exposition
Host
Don Whistler
Notes
Anadarko Exposition, Wednesday
Indians for Indians Radio Show, August 13, 1947
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, August 13, 1947
Subjects
Exposition
Notes
Anadarko Exposition Contest, 318th Program
Empire of the Chouteaus
Title
Empire of the Chouteaus
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 328. Duration: 16:27.
Diuus Plato.
Title
Diuus Plato.
Author
Plato.
Place
Impressum Uenetijs
Date
13 Augusti 1491
Subjects
Criticism and interpretationPlato, Philosophy, Ancient, Neoplatonism, Immortality, Immortality--Early works to 1800
Biographical sketch of Tiger, from The Broken Arrow Democrat, September 20, 1907 and Eufaula Republican, September 13, 1907.
Title
Biographical sketch of Tiger, from The Broken Arrow Democrat, September 20, 1907 and Eufaula Republican, September 13, 1907.
Subjects
Creek Nation
Editorial on Tiger, from The South McAlester Capital, September 21, 1899. Letter October 13, 1900.
Title
Editorial on Tiger, from The South McAlester Capital, September 21, 1899. Letter October 13, 1900.
Subjects
Creek Nation
From Joseph P. Folsom (Bennington, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated Oct. 13, 1864. Re: national Council appeal to Pitchlynn to call an election to replace the Choctaw delegate to the Confederate Government in Richmond, Virginia.
Title
From Joseph P. Folsom (Bennington, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated Oct. 13, 1864. Re: national Council appeal to Pitchlynn to call an election to replace the Choctaw delegate to the Confederate Government in Richmond, Virginia.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From John Pitchlynn. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 13, 1834. Re: illness in the family, mother intends to visit P.P. Pitchlynn in the fall, why John Pitchlynn is staying in the east and the refusal of many Choctaws to leave for the West.
Title
From John Pitchlynn. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 13, 1834. Re: illness in the family, mother intends to visit P.P. Pitchlynn in the fall, why John Pitchlynn is staying in the east and the refusal of many Choctaws to leave for the West.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Edward Morris (Caddo, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated Feb. 13, 1879. Re: inquiry regarding the extensive tree-cutting for railroad ties occurring throughout the C.N..
Title
From Edward Morris (Caddo, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated Feb. 13, 1879. Re: inquiry regarding the extensive tree-cutting for railroad ties occurring throughout the C.N..
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From J. Hartley Crawford, Office of Indian Affairs. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 13, 1841. Re: Pitchlynn's appointment as superintendent of the Choctaw Academy.
Title
From J. Hartley Crawford, Office of Indian Affairs. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 13, 1841. Re: Pitchlynn's appointment as superintendent of the Choctaw Academy.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
News item of Hulbutta Micco
Title
News item of Hulbutta Micco
Subjects
Seminole Nation
From Robert M. Jones (Doaksville, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated July 13, 1848. Re: school, elections, and asks for Pitchlynn to use his influence with Pitman to appropriate Chickasaw funds to education.
Title
From Robert M. Jones (Doaksville, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated July 13, 1848. Re: school, elections, and asks for Pitchlynn to use his influence with Pitman to appropriate Chickasaw funds to education.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Typescript of newspaper article: "Synopsis of the Governor's Message." Dated Oct. 13, 1875.
Title
Typescript of newspaper article: "Synopsis of the Governor's Message." Dated Oct. 13, 1875.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
General correspondence and records: 1903 (January 1 13). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, Choctaw Townsite Commission issues, other Choctaw tribal concerns, tribal citizenship
Title
General correspondence and records: 1903 (January 1 13). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, Choctaw Townsite Commission issues, other Choctaw tribal concerns, tribal citizenship
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
General correspondence and records: 1906 (January November 13). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, tribal citizenship, Choctaw probate and guardianship issues, timber leases on tribal allotments, Choctaw Nation treasurers report dated Febr
Title
General correspondence and records: 1906 (January November 13). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, tribal citizenship, Choctaw probate and guardianship issues, timber leases on tribal allotments, Choctaw Nation treasurers report dated Febr
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
General correspondence and records: 1903 (March 13 31). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, tribal citizenship, hire of tribal lighthorsemen [security agents], segregated coal land, requests for appointment as interpreters for the Dawes Com
Title
General correspondence and records: 1903 (March 13 31). Miscellaneous letters regarding land allotments, tribal citizenship, hire of tribal lighthorsemen [security agents], segregated coal land, requests for appointment as interpreters for the Dawes Com
Subjects
Choctaw Nation