Founded in 1906 by John A. Smith, The Farmers Voice has been a cornerstone of Hooker, Oklahoma, for over a century, originally established to serve the local agricultural community. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Farmers Voice starting 1909, including 137 scans in total. This newspaper has evolved with the town, documenting its growth while advocating for farmers' interests. It is celebrated for its comprehensive coverage of local events, agricultural news, and community issues, making it a vital resource for residents. The commitment to accurate reporting and community engagement has earned it a sterling reputation in the Oklahoma Panhandle, fostering a strong bond between the paper and its readership. Dive into history, find mentions of notable historical figures, and discover events that may even connect with your own family history by searching through the archives on OldNews.com.