Pratt County

Asher, Lucile T. Coats, Kansas: 100 Years. Pratt, KS: Pratt County Historical Society, 1987. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.2/no. 5).

__________. Saratoga, Kansas: The Saratoga Story. Pratt, KS: Pratt County Historical Society, 1985. (K978.1/-P88/ Pam.v.2/no. 3).

Barker, Mrs. Pete. "Olden Days at Georgetown Recalled in Closing Day Exercises Yesterday." Pratt Daily Tribune. Apr. 25, 1935. [3 pp.]. (Reel: P1604).

Giannangelo, Dorotha G. Did You Know? Stories of Pratt County, Kansas. N.p.: n.d. (Uncataloged item).

Kansas State Historical Society. Pratt County Clippings, 1881-1987. Topeka, KS: KSHS, n.d. (K978.1/-P88/Clipp.).

Long, M.H. "How Nova School in Carmi Township Received Its Name." Preston News. Mar. 13, 1936. [1 p.]. (Reel: NP4837).

Miller, George. A History of Sawyer: 75th Anniversary and Kansas Centennial Edition. N.p.: 1961. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.2/no. 1).

N.A. A City of Prosperity, Made so by a Bunch of Rustlers. N.p.: n.d. (K978.1/-P88/Mss./no. 2).

N.A. Historical Sketch of the First Presbyterian Church, Pratt, Kansas, 1884-1924. N.p.: n.d. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.1/no. 1).

N.A. "Moon Heads Old Settlers: History Lived Again as Pratt County's Settlers Hold Annual Picnic Yesterday." Pratt Tribune. Sept. 25, 1936. [2 pp.]. (Reel: P1606).

N.A. "Re-Enactment of Stirring Scenes of Days in Plains County, Thrill 15,000 at Medicine Lodge Program." Pratt Daily Tribune. Oct. 7, 1932. [1 p.]. (Reel: P1599).

Pratt Chamber of Commerce. Pratt, Kansas. Pratt, KS: Author, 1953. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.2/no. 2).

__________. Pratt, Kansas: "The Friendly City." Pratt, KS: Pratt Daily Tribune, n.d. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.1/no. 3).

__________. The Pratt, Kansas, Guide. Pratt, KS: Pratt Tribune, 1950. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.1/no. 2).

Pratt Commercial Club. Chronicles of Pratt County, Kansas. Hutchinson, KS: Hutchinson Printing Co., n.d. (K978.1/ -P88/Pam.v.2/no. 3).

__________. Program Dedication of Pratt County Court House, Sept. 14th, 1910. Pratt, KS: Author, 1910. (K978.1/-P88/Pam.v.1/no. 5).

Stevens, O.R. Short History of Coats, Kansas, and Cash Talks. Pratt, KS: Citizen Print, 1903. (K978.1/-P88/Mss./no. 1).