Red Dirt Chronicles

Showcasing Red Dirt culture ~ authored and managed by contributors with connections to the great state of Oklahoma.

Menu
  • Home
  • Posting Schedule
  • Comment Policy
  • Complete EPOTM List
    • Cities visited A – E
      • Adair, OK
      • Beggs, OK
      • Bethel Acres
      • Boley, OK
      • Cache, OK
      • Carney, OK
      • Cashion, OK
      • Cedar Valley, OK
      • Cimarron City, OK
      • Crescent, OK
      • Criner, OK
      • Cromwell, OK
      • Dibble, OK
      • Disney, OK
    • Cities visited F – J
      • Fay, OK
      • Grove, OK
      • Guthrie, OK
      • Holdenville, OK
      • IXL, OK
    • Cities visited K – O
      • Lexington, OK
      • Lima, OK
      • Little, OK
      • Little Axe, OK
      • Meeker, OK
      • Miami, OK
      • Mounds, OK
      • Navina, OK
      • New Lima OK
      • Owasso, OK
    • Cities visited P – T
      • Payne, OK
      • Peoria, OK
      • Picher, OK (A)
      • Pink, OK
      • Pryor Creek, OK
      • Putnam, OK
      • Quapaw, OK
      • Schoolton, OK
      • Spavinaw, OK
      • Sperry, OK
      • Strang, OK
      • Stillwater, OK
      • Tecumseh, OK
      • Tulsa, OK
    • Cities visited U – Z
      • Vici, OK
      • Wewoka, OK
      • Wyandotte, OK
      • Yukon, OK
  • RDC Store
  • About
  • Contact
Menu

Silent Sundays: 9/26/10 – Images pulled from The Oklahoman, 9/25/1910, 100 years ago

Posted on September 26, 2010November 21, 2010 by Red Dirt Kelly

CLICK ON IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW

"Packing Town" (Stockyards) to open October 1, 1910 - CLICK ON IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW, PARTIAL ARTICLE ONLY
Eat Your Grape Nuts! - CLICK ON IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW

Demonstrations at the State Fair - "...Corsetry is a fine art"

Note: There were approximately 5-10 "tonics" for various ailments on sale through the newspaper. All "proven" and "not imitations like the others."

Comments

comments

Category: Homestead and Garden, Oklahoma culture, The Stage

2 thoughts on “Silent Sundays: 9/26/10 – Images pulled from The Oklahoman, 9/25/1910, 100 years ago”

  1. jallgyer says:
    September 26, 2010 at 7:51 am

    What? Grape Nuts has been around for 100 years? I’m having mine this morning. Let’s see what happens. I love Silent Sundays.

    1. Red Dirt Kelly says:
      September 26, 2010 at 3:55 pm

      Julie – I LOVE Grape Nuts too! May they be around another 100 years!

Comments are closed.

email usemail us

Categories

See my published books

Archives

RDC Recommends...

  • Abandoned OK
  • Exploring Oklahoma History
  • NonDoc
  • Oklahoma Women Bloggers
  • Uncovering Oklahoma

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
© 2023 Red Dirt Chronicles | Powered by Minimalist Blog WordPress Theme