Editing Will Rogers (section)

==Sources==
* "Humor's sober side: Being an interview with Will Rogers, another of a series on ''how humorists get that way'' by [[Josephine van der Grift]]," ''Bisbee Daily Review'', October 15, 1922, p.&nbsp;4.
* {{cite book| last =O'Brien| first = P. J.| title =Will Rogers: Ambassador of Good Will, Prince of Wit and Wisdom| url =https://archive.org/details/willrogersambass00obri| url-access =registration| publisher = Winston| year =1935| location =N.P. }}{{ISBN?}}
* "Claim Will Rogers Is Free To Insult Race Under Agreement". ''Kansas City'' (MO) ''Plaindealer'', February 2, 1934, p.&nbsp;2.
* "Protest Will Rogers' Radio Speech". ''Pittsburgh Courier'', January 27, 1934, p.&nbsp;1.
* Sterling, Bryan B., and Frances N. Sterling, eds. (1995). ''Will Rogers Speaks: Over 1,000 Timeless Quotations for Public Speakers (And Writers, Politicians Comedians, Browsers)''. {{ISBN|0871317958}}
* "Will Rogers Hurls Back A Second Insult". ''Baltimore Afro-American'', February 3, 1934, p.&nbsp;1.
* {{cite book| last =Yagoda| first =Ben| title =Will Rogers: A Biography| publisher =University of Oklahoma Press|year=2000| location =Norman| isbn =978-0-8061-3238-9 }}
All references to Will Rogers concerned with early life and the annual celebration in or around Higgins, Texas are taken from the Texas State Historical Association.