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Archive

Year
Material Type
Collection

The Smoking Room

A news item about strawberry harvesters in Stillwell, Okla. in 1955.

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Adair County Berries Paying Rich Dividend

A news item about the introduction of strawberry crops in Adair County in the 1940s

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There’s Coin in the Corn

A news item about the success of corn farms in Oklahoma in 1947.

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Harvest Time

A news item about pecan harvesting in 1947.

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McLoud Finds New Buiness; It’s the Berries!

A news item about the cultivation of blackberries in McLoud 

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Blackberries, With Proper Marketing, Bring New Cash Flow to McLoud Farmers

A news item regarding the cultivation and marketing of blueberries east of Oklahoma County in 1940.

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Adair County Finds Success With New Berry

A news item regarding the cultivation of boysenberries in Adair County in 1939.

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Corn Always One of Principal Crops; The History of Corn in Oklahoma

A news item featuring a chart showing corn growing statistics over time.

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Panhandle Rancher Beats Drouth

A news item about recovery from drought and dust storms in the Panhandle in 1939.

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State Has About Every Type of Soil—Take Your Choice

A news item featuring a map of soil types in Oklahoma from 1939.

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Tibetan Flower May Provide Oklahoma New Oil Industry

A news item about the introduction of safflower into Oklahoma agriculture in 1939.

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City Asks $1,000,000 Research Laboratory

A news item regarding the creation of federal farm research laboratory in Oklahoma City in 1938.

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Farm Engineer Inspects City

A news item about federal plans to build a farm research facility in Oklahoma City in 1938.

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World’s Pecan King Not Stunned by Drouth; Okfuskee County May Sell 2,000,000 Pounds

A news item about pecan farmer Grover Haydon and his successful efforts in 1936.

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