Poster Advertising "Indian Territory That Garden of the World, Open for Homestead and Pre-Emption" in Current Day Oklahoma
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A black-and-white printed poster headed "The President" and "Indian Territory, That Garden of the World, Open for Homestead and Pre-Emption," with a large map showing rail lines, rivers, towns and tribal lands. Below the map, text promotes 160-acre entitlements and outfitting points at Coffeyville and Independence. Anonymous, 1880.
