Box 5
Contains 270 Results:
Kir - Ku
The 4.25 cubic feet of material in this series is arranged by county and then alphabetically by name of correspondent. This series includes valuable materials relating to the city of Lawton during the early 1920s.
Lak - Lawr
The 4.25 cubic feet of material in this series is arranged by county and then alphabetically by name of correspondent. This series includes valuable materials relating to the city of Lawton during the early 1920s.
Lawton Chamber of Commerce, 1921
Federal Hospital, physicians, Apache Gate road, damage to pavement by trucks (at Camp Doniphan), filtration plant, import tax on petroleum, street railway, "Truth in Fabric" bill, irrigation, maps of Wichita Forest and Game Preserve, land available for ex-servicemen.
Lawton Chamber of Commerce, 1922-1923
Maps of the Wichita Forest, investments, extension of time for payment of agricultural leases, Congressional Directory, boll weevils, War and Navy Departments, railroad rates, irrigation, military training camp.
Lawton, City of, Filtration Plant, 1921-1922
Indebtedness to government, government obligations, contract for water supply, excess cost, consultation with Attorney General.
Lawton, City of, Filtration Plant, 1921-1922
Indebtedness to government, government obligations, contract for water supply, excess cost, consultation with Attorney General.
Lawton, City of, Land Additions, 1921-1922
Gore Boulevard addition, addition for commercial aviation purposes
Lawton, City of, North Addition, 1921-1922
Improvements, unsold lots.
Lawton, City - Lawton Constitution
The 4.25 cubic feet of material in this series is arranged by county and then alphabetically by name of correspondent. This series includes valuable materials relating to the city of Lawton during the early 1920s.
Lawton, First National Bank of, 1921-1923
Military publications, opening of account in Washington, D.C., bank failure, report on closure, reopening of bank, re-designation as a general National Bank Depository, appointment of attorney for the receiver.