OPUBCO timeline
1894: The Rev. Sam Small , a charismatic evangelist comes to Oklahoma City with the idea of establishing a newspaper. He selected a name — The Daily Oklahoman — and within the initial two weeks of publication announced the opening of offices at Guthrie, Perry, Norman , Ardmore, Yukon, El Reno and Newkirk, complete with local correspondents.
1900: The Oklahoman is purchased in March by Roy Stafford...
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