1964. The town also lost its charter in 1964. Cloud Chief was also previously home of two newspapers. It was home to the Cloud Chief Witness, as well as the Cloud Chief Beacon. The Cloud Chief Beacon moved and became the Cordell Beacon immediately after the August 17, 1900 issue was printed. After moving to Cordell, the newspaper continued publication from January 13, 1905 until February 17, 1919. Sources Fenn, Doyle. (1996) Cloud Chief: Original County Seat of Washita County, Oklahoma. Dexter, Michigan: Thomson-Shore, Inc. Boothe, Wayne. (2007) Images of America: Washita County. United States: Arcadia Publishing References External links http://home.aol.com/okscotland/CloudChief.html Cloud Chief Informational Website http://hometown.aol.com/okscotland/history.html Cloud Chief History Website http://members.tripod.com/mccornack/drive52.html Information about Cloud Chief Monument Cloud Chief on Google Earth Cloud Chief Ghosttowns.com listing Cloud Chief cemetery listing Unincorporated communities in Washita County, Oklahoma Unincorporated communities in Oklahoma Populated places established in 1892 Populated places disestablished in 1964