Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-88
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Oklahoma week
Official statutory text
That the week beginning with November 11th through November 16th
(Statehood Day) of each year is hereby designated as "Oklahoma
Week".
That every city in Oklahoma, every business, every organization,
every man, woman and child are hereby urged during this week to
conduct a personal campaign to let the world know that "we are proud
of Oklahoma, and prouder to be Oklahomans."
(Statehood Day) of each year is hereby designated as "Oklahoma
Week".
That every city in Oklahoma, every business, every organization,
every man, woman and child are hereby urged during this week to
conduct a personal campaign to let the world know that "we are proud
of Oklahoma, and prouder to be Oklahomans."
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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