From the December 17, 1915 edition of the Sapulpa Daily Herald. R.L. Cummings – A Rich Bixby Farmer, and Charles Briscol Held for Depew Bank Holdup Horses Found Near Berry […]
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From the December 12, 1954 edition of the Sapulpa Daily Herald. Winners are Named for Float Contest Santa Claus himself, driving eight miniature mules, made an early visit to Sapulpa
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BY RACHEL WHITNEY, CURATOR, SAPULPA HISTORICAL MUSEUM SAPULPA –– December’s “Artifact of the Month” is a large red sign of the St. James Hotel. The five-story brick building built in 1908 stood
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By John Mark Young Some Things Never Change Just two weeks ago, on November 14, 2023, was the 116th birthday of the date on November 16, 1907 that Oklahoma became
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BY CHARLES BETZLER , HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– Downtown Sapulpa during the Christmas season used to be a sight to behold. Many merchants stayed open late so you could shop after
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From the November 28, 1954 Sapulpa Daily Herald. In the 1954 season finale against Tulsa Central last week, Dick Young wound up the season with a healthy 3.31 yards per
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From the November 24, 1950 Sapulpa Daily Herald. Californians Nabbed after Hi-Jacking Another Californian By Jack Powell Seven highway patrol cars, a patrol plane and Creek county officers combed all
From the November 20, 1949 edition of the Sapulpa Daily Herald Hello! Mable. Babe? Dis is your loverboy… Sapulpa is becoming a mecca for lone truck drivers since a local
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SAPULPA –– January, 1918, the Great War. Four men from Sapulpa were selected to become officers in the Army. They were Curt D. Edgerton, Edward M. Lotridge, Ben Braden, and
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Photo: The Cyrus Avery Memorial Bridge in downtown Tulsa. By Scott Emigh. STORY BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– Route 66 was constructed as an efficient way to travel between
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