1905-
Welcome, Creek Nation, Indian Territory Post Office established.
1905-1907-
Elmer Jenks Is U.S. Post Master of Alsuma.
1906,
12 July- Welcome, Creek Nation, Indian Territory's name is officially changed
in U.S. Post Master's file to Alsuma, Creek Nation, Indian Territory.
1907- 16 November Oklahoma becomes a state.
1909-
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad opens Alsuma, Oklahoma railroad station.
1919-
Union School opens as a consolidation of Alsuma, Mayo, Boles, and McCullough
for white children.
1926-
Alsuma post office closed.
1940-
Alsuma railroad station reported to have been closed.
1945-
Alsuma's new railroad station opens to facilitate the war effort.
1948- Alsuma rural water district established. Construction of line soon begins to tap Tulsa City water line for Alsuma's use.
1948- Alsuma rural water district established. Construction of line soon begins to tap Tulsa City water line for Alsuma's use.
1955-
Integration ordered and Alsuma Separate School begins to close and students
attend Union Public schools.
1957-
Salk polio vaccinations begin
1966-
Alsuma is annexed by the city of Tulsa.
Late
1960's Tulsa City-County Health Department declares moratorium on any new
septic systems due to soil being unfit to utilize for effected, safe septic
systems.
1969-
Tulsa approves redevelopment of Alsuma by Urban Renewal
1970-
Tulsa rezones entire area of Alsuma as industrial zoning.
1971-
Tulsa extends sewer and water lines into area once called Alsuma.
1971-
Alsuma railroad station closes for the last time.
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