Clark, O. S.
From Attica, Indiana, Orrie S. Clark was a trail rider and vice president of the Central National Bank of Attica, Indiana. He also wrote Clay Allison of the Washita: First a Cow Man and then an Extinguisher of Bad Men (1920).
From the guide to the Clark, Orrie S. papers 1931., 1920-1931, (Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin)
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