A historic reminder. This telegram was sent to Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding school officials in #Lawrence#Kansas to alert them to the danger of the 1918 influenza epidemic. NAID 2641561 #ArchivesPenPals
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Author Louis L'Amour wrote hundreds of novels and short stories. Many claim L'Amour lived in Choctaw, Oklahoma during the 1930s and 40s. Is that true?
@donnellyclairee investigates another KGOU listener submitted question Monday on the next How Curious!
#WomensHistoryMonth We celebrate Frances Kavanaugh, screenwriter known as the "Cowgirl of the Typewriter." She wrote more than 30 scripts for western films during the 1940s.
Annie Oakley burst into the Wild West Show’s arena in Louisville, Kentucky, atop a brown and white pony. She waved and blew kisses at the excited audience as she spurred her ride around a straw barrier at a high lope. Enter to win a copy of The Trials of Annie Oakley.