Neath August Sun

Authors

Lawton Business and Professional Woman's Club

Files

Identifier

AugustSun.pdf

Publication Date

1901

Description

This black and white publication features the pioneers of Lawton and the 1901 settlers of the Kiowa-Comanche country that made history. The following pages contain statements bearing the impulses, sentiments and souls of a group of as brave pioneers as ever settled and developed a new country. Illustrations are included. Handwriting in pencil on the first page and the last page.

Physical Description

227 pages; staple-bound book; 28 cm

Subject

Indigenous people, Native Americans, Oklahoma, Kansas, Frontier & pioneer life, Comanche, Kiowa Apache Nation, Books

Rights

This material is in the public domain.

Publisher

N.T. Plummer Printing Company, Anadarko, OK

Collection

Forsyth Library General Collection

Repository

Forsyth Library Catalog Record

Comments

For questions contact ScholarsRepository@fhsu.edu

Recommended Citation

Lawton Business and Professional Woman's Club, "Neath August Sun" (1901). Frontiers Collection. 1.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/frontiers/1

Language

eng

Transcription

Business and Professional Woman's Club, Lawton, Okla. Articles by H.B. Pages 40 and 143