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NEXT WEEK OKLAHOMA BECOMES Si FORTY-SIXTH STATE IN
Tht new arrangement of stars upon the national flag, which has been d A \J lS i\J i\ ,
■m the w, , hird , (ourth "™ sh * w ' * fter Ju!y 4 - im *"> M stm
THE PRODUCT OF A SINGLE OKLAHOMA FARM.
T/.t :. t thousand bushels piled on the ground for want of cribs. Anything that will grow between the Canad.an line and Texas and Florida can be grown abundantly in Oklahoma.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. im.
TYPICAL OKLAHOMA VILLAGE EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO.
An ArapaKoe Indian town.
TYPICAL OKLAHOMA TOWN TO-DAY.
A street in Shawnee.
OLD GLORY WITH FORTY-SIX STARS.
GREAT SP»L OF THE NEW STATE.
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