The company's land-advertisement literature was so worded as to convey the impression that the mcalester company was acting as an agent of the government in the sale of Indian lands.
"A Stake in the Land"
Peter Alexander Speek
He had worked his way through mcalester College and the Law School of the University of Minnesota.
"The Centralia Conspiracy"
Ralph Chaplin
"Feller citizens," says the paper, "this beautiful city of yourn is destined to rival South mcalester and Colgate."
"Alec Lloyd, Cowpuncher"
Eleanor Gates
