Mr. Water Purse and how to keep going

and how to keep going through life's difficult and sometimes terrible challenges

The Oklahoma home front necessarily also had to keep adapting to policy and industrial changes wrought by the demands of war

” examines the state’s ever-changing landscape

becoming one of the largest junior colleges in the southwestern United States by the early 1930s

Commemorating 100 years of transportation history in the state

Mr. Water Purse and how to keep goingBy Ronn Cupp and Bob Burke In the shadow of his larger than life father, Robert S. Kerr, Jr. was determined to make his own mark on the history of his beloved Oklahoma. For decades, Bob was known as Mr. Water, leading the ght for federal and state approval of water development. He took his battle to meetings in high school auditoriums, public forums, civic clubs, and anywhere that Oklahomans would listen to his passionate plea for developing a fair