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Roy Gittinger / D. Cameron / Sulphur / J. A. McLauchlin / George W. Steele / John Golobie / History / Oliver Hodge / Muskogee / William Blancoe / Oscar William Davisun / Wm / Barrett / /
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EDUCATION AT STATEHOOD By Oscar William Davisun When Oklahoma was admitted into the Union in 1907, a n educational system had been developed which was superior to that of most pioneer states. The rapid settling of Oklaho