Volume 16 , Issue 31

Walking With Sadie

This week we have for you some history on early Oklahoma and the Louisana Territory, with the fight between the French and Spaniards.

We also have some history of World War II Prisoner of War (POW) camps across America during 1943-1946. We are also throwing in a request by someone looking for information, photos of the Trinidad POW camp in Trinidad, Colorado.

And . . . with one hundred years after World War I, we continue with front page headlines of the WWI over in Europe in 1914.

We end with the Indians history and the Medicine Lodge Treaty of 1867. Did you know that in colonial times, the Osages were semi nomadic and eventually controlled present day Misssouri, southern Illinois, northern Arkansas, northeastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas?

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