The Shattuck Monitor, established in 1899 by George E. Ross, has been a cornerstone of communication in Shattuck, Oklahoma since its inception. Originally a weekly publication, it has adapted over the years to emphasize local news, events, and community issues while also covering regional and national topics. Known for its investigative reporting and commitment to journalistic integrity, the newspaper has earned a reputation as a trusted source of information, shaping public discourse within its dedicated readership. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Shattuck Monitor starting 1911, including 2,833 scans in total. These archives not only document the history of the publication but may also unveil historical figures, events, and even stories from your own family history. Dive into the past and discover how this influential newspaper has contributed to your community's narrative.