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19 sty 2022 · Explore The Edmond Sun online newspaper archive. The Edmond Sun was published in Edmond, Oklahoma and includes 26,650 searchable pages from 1889-1965.
19 maj 2023 · The Edmond Sun, Oklahoma's oldest newspaper, was founded in July 1889 and ceased publication in May 2020. Today, the Oklahoma History Center is seeking to digitize The Edmond Sun archives.
In 1904, the Sun was the official paper of Edmond and Oklahoma County with Mrs. C. B. Blake listed as editor and publisher. In May 1905, Albert D. Dailey became the editor and publisher and continued in the role until his death in June 1937.
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22 sie 2024 · The Edmond History Museum announced that issues of The Edmond Sun from 1960-1979 are now available online at https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2349563/. The Edmond History museum received the Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant to help fund the online archive project.
22 wrz 2023 · CNHI have agreed to permit the Oklahoma Historical Society to place The Edmond Sun archives on its Gateway to Oklahoma History website.
The History of the Edmond Sun. The Edmond Sun has helped provide a sense of place for Edmondites since it premiered as a small weekly in Oklahoma Territory on a hot July 18, 1889, day, in what was known then as a train refueling town. Today, many of Edmond’s sprawling population
