Featuring Western Memorabilia, 101 Ranch Collectibles. Firearms, Leather Goods, Spurs, Saddles, Rare Photos, Posters, Postcards, Ephemera, Books, Artwork, Coins, Tokens, Clothing, Glassware, Pottery, Antiques, and other items. MUSEUM QUALITY EXHIBITS
ADMISSION FRIDAY $8.00 (ALSO GOOD FOR SATURDAY) SATURDAY $5.00-CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
Sponsored by the 101 Ranch Collectors Association
May reserve 8’ Tables for $60, 12’ X 12’ spaces $120. (Discounts available if paid before February 1, 2025) For more information contact Mike Dvorak 580-307-5076 or e-mail Al Stehno at Goldspur101@gmail.com
Ain't Afraid - the World of Lulu Bell Parr, Wild West Cowgirl by Diane Helentjaris is available in hardback and softcover. book signing at 101 show in Blackwell. UPCOMING EVENTS
101 RANCH WESTERN AND ANTIQUE TRADE SHOW
The annual “101 Ranch Western and Antique Trade Show” will be held in Blackwell, Oklahoma on April 11 and 12, 2025. The twoday event at the Kay County, Oklahoma, Fairgrounds features 101 Ranch and other Western collectibles including leather goods, spurs, saddles, firearms, photos, posters, postcards, books, artwork, coins, tokens, antiques, and other items.
The show, presented by the 101 Ranch Collectors’ Association, is open to the public Friday 12 to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm.
ADMISSION FRIDAY $8.00 (ALSO GOOD FOR SATURDAY)
SATURDAY $5.00 &CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
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Tuesday 9am-5pm
Wednesday 9am-5pm
Thursday 10am-4pm
Friday 9am-5pm
Saturday 9am-5pm Sunday Closed
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I Ain’t Afraid — A Cowgirl’s View of Oklahoma History
New Lulu Bell Parr biography highlights Wild West show life
Lulu Bell Parr was one strong woman. In 1903, twenty-six-years old, divorced, and fed up with life in backwater Ohio, she left. What she did next was outside the bounds of acceptable Edwardian womanhood — she joined up with Pawnee Bill’s Wild West show.
In her latest book I Ain’t Afraid — the World of Lulu Bell Parr, published by Alkira Publishing, author Diane Helentjaris details Parr’s adventurous rise to celebrity as a bronco-rider. Along the way, Parr’s life meshed with Oklahoma history. Pawnee Bill was her lifelong mentor. She headlined for the 101 Ranch Miller Brothers and was part of their first foray into the silent film business. Parr married “first cowgirl” Lucille Mulhall’s brother for all of three days. A remarkable horsewoman, her career was cut short by the Depression. Lulu Bell Parr retreated back to Ohio, died in poverty, and was buried in an unmarked grave. In the early 2000s, local amateur historians resurrected her story and succeeded in having her inducted into the National Cowgirls’ Hall of Fame.
I Ain’t Afraid is described as “Infused with wry humor, this book is both thought-provoking and a genuinely fun read – a look into rarely seen corners of American history and a rousing chronicle of a fearless life.” It’s available as an audiobook, an eBook, as well as in hardback and softcover editions. Author Diane Helentjaris will be signing copies of I Ain’t Afraid at the upcoming 101 Ranch Collectors’ Association’s Western & Antique Trade Show April 11th and 12th in Blackwell, Oklahoma. For details, visit www.DianeHelentjaris.com.
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PSA: Protect Yourself When Hiring a Contractor After Disaster Strikes
Friday’s wildfires changed everything in an instant. Homes were lost, businesses damaged, and lives upended. As our community comes together to rebuild, it’s crucial to remember that not everyone offering to "help" has good intentions.
We’ve seen it before—scammers, storm chasers, and unqualified contractors swooping in, preying on those desperate to put their lives back together. They take deposits and disappear, cut corners, and leave homeowners worse off than before. Don’t let that happen to you.
Before you hire a contractor, take a breath and take these steps to protect yourself, your home, and your money.
1. Only Hire Contractors Who Are BBB Accredited & Bonded
A BBB-accredited contractor has a proven track record of integrity, reliability, and customer service. You can verify their standing at BBB. org before signing anything.
A bonded contractor means your investment is protected. If they walk away from the job or fail to meet their obligations, you have recourse. Ask for proof of bonding and insurance—don’t just take their word for it.
2. Make Sure They’re Licensed and Insured
A valid license means they meet state and local regulations for safety and quality. If a contractor hesitates to give you their license number, that’s a red flag. Check it with your state’s licensing board.
They also need general liability insurance and workers’ compensation. This protects you from being held responsible for injuries or damage on the job.
3. Get It in Writing. Every Detail, Every Promise
This is your home, your business, your future. Never rely on a handshake deal. A legitimate contractor will provide:
A detailed contract outlining the work, materials, costs, and timeline.
A clear payment schedule—never pay the full amount upfront. If they ask for cash or a huge deposit, walk away.
A warranty on labor and materials. Good contractors stand by their work.
4. Beware of High-Pressure Sales Tactics
Disaster scammers thrive on urgency. They’ll say things like,
“I can get started tomorrow, but I need cash today.”
“If you don’t sign now, you’ll be waiting months for repairs.”
“We have leftover materials from another job, we can cut you a deal.”
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Real professionals don’t pressure you into rushed decisions.
5. Do Your Homework. Check Reviews & References
A good contractor will have past clients willing to vouch for them. Call and ask:
Did they finish on time?
Did they stay on budget?
Were they responsive and professional?
Check online reviews at BBB, Google, and Yelp. Look for patterns, complaints about unfinished work or disappearing after taking deposits are major red flags.
6. Watch Out for Storm Chasers
After disasters, out-of-state contractors flood into affected areas, promising fast fixes. Some are legitimate, but many are not. If they’re gone in a month, who will you call if something goes wrong?
Stick with local, established contractors who have a reputation in the community and will be here long after the dust settles.
You Deserve to Rebuild Safely
Your home is more than walls and a roof, it’s your life, your memories, your safe place. Take the time to hire someone you can trust.
If you suspect contractor fraud, report it to the BBB, state attorney general’s office, or local consumer protection agency.
We’re in this together, and we will rebuild the right way. Stay strong, stay informed, and stay safe.
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