OK, weekly, August 23, 1901, through August 27, 1909. "Alva Pioneer" – Alva, OK, weekly, September 3, 1909, through July 7, 1911, ceased publication. Daily Editions: "Alva Daily Pioneer" – Alva, OK, began June 24, 1901, publication dates July 25, 1903, through April 9, 1906. "Daily Pioneer" – Alva, OK, daily, January 14, 1911, through April 30, 1917. "Alva Daily Pioneer" – Alva, OK, daily, publication dates April 28, 1917, through April 23, 1919. Absorbed by "Daily Review Courier" (SEE Linked Group 1). "Ames Enterprise" – Hoyle, OK, weekly (Major county), November 15, 1901, through July 4, 1902. "Renfrews Record" – Alva, OK, weekly, July 24, 1902, through February 25, 1921. Founded by James P. Renfrew, as a weekly in the five hundred block of Barnes Avenue "Alva Record" – Alva, OK, weekly, February 21, 1921, through February 26, 1931. Allen Doughty bought "Renfrew Record" from Timmons & Finch of Cherokee, Oklahoma, and changed it to "Alva Record." In 1930, it was printed as a daily; changing to "Alva Daily Record." "Alva Daily Record" – Alva, OK, daily, March 3, 1931, through December 31, 1940; located in the 600 block of Barnes Avenue. In 1941, Doughty sold it to Joe McBride and Jim Nance. Nance & McBride bought the "Review-Courier"; merging it with the "Alva Daily Record." "Alva Weekly Record" – Alva, OK, weekly, September 19, 1946, through September 4, 1947. "Woods County Enterprise" – Waynoka, OK, November 2, 1900, through June 6, 1935. "Woods County Enterprise & Waynoka News" – Waynoka, OK, June 13, 1935, through April 12, 1984. "Woods County Enterprise" – Waynoka, OK, April 19 through Present. "Woods County Socialist" – Alva, OK, October 29, 1910, through November 26, 1910. "Constructive Socialist" – Alva, OK, August 2, 1911, through April 23, 1913. "Waynoka Tribune" – Waynoka OK, February 5, 1909, through February 16, 1912. "Waynoka Democrat" – Waynoka, OK, February 22, 1912, through October 16, 1914. "Woods County News" – Augusta, OK, August 5, 1899, through October 25, 1907. "Alfalfa County News" – Carmen, OK, November 1, 1907, through November 22, 1912. Absorbed by "Carmen Headlight." "Dacoma Enterprise" – Dacoma, OK, weekly, May 3, 1912, through November 9, 1917. "Dacoma Mascot" – Dacoma, OK, weekly, November 15, 1917, through June 24, 1920. Individual Titles (Papers): "Alva Chronicle" – Alva, OK, December 22, 1893, through August 2, 1895. It was the first paper in Alva, O.T.; The First