Local Notes From Older Tulsa Area Mention Crops and Town News
Local notes recount various items from farms and towns including crop concerns with hogs, wheat, and sorghum prices at Balentine's, new residences in Walnut Grove, property sales by Wicity Real Estate, and visits from residents from Claremore and Nevada. The column also mentions court activity in Muskogee, a planned launch of the Talequah Herald, and weather damage from a windstorm with no reported injuries. Community events include dances, church society notes, and a proposed bank in Claremore alongside local business openings and road work discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balen
Davie
St. Louis Ys
Clinch Hogy
Kedwar
Balentine’s
Attorney Parcell
Harr Uesville
Tennessee
Yale
Jon
Dr. Day
Nevada
Tedlan
Rae Hower
Foreman
Wort
Killibrew
Wicity Real Estate Agency
A. Raymond
Walnut Grove
Jannie Harrett
Claremore
Lee
Raymond
Muskogee
Daleotine
Balentine's
Mie
Haney Marion
Oklahome City
Dora Prinksie
Grace
Hay
Ballins
Texas
T.T. Winer
Checotat
Mediewl Association
Toowday
Foley
Ehlidenn
Day
Sheeandowh
Iowa
Guy P. Cobb
Cobb
Talequah
Bob Lybr
Kuestay
Y Society of the Preevyterian Church
Chapenmelly
Mia Jd
Hrackett
Minellebecca Myers
South MeAlester
J. A. Warren
Gaturle
Piday
Utah
Crowkett
T. AL. Meadenhall
Neualio
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
J. M. Daylow
W. A. Mellen
Claremore State Bank
Lea Private
Jobonte
Jobonte Cratebield
Morrison
Fragmented 1900s OCR Notes Mixed With Local Notices
A garbled mix of medical claims for a digestive remedy, real estate details, obituaries, public notices, and miscellaneous advertisements. Names include Gen. 8. Mateh, Mrs. H. S. Thompson, Rev. L. C. Wolfe, Teddy, and Tom How. Mentions Bargain farm sale, divorce era notes, and city council closing remarks.
Health Ordinance Proposes Public Health Measures
City council debated summer health steps including banning impure water in eateries, bi monthly cleansing of outhouses, and a scavenger inspection program with a 50 cent cleaning fee. An education committee was asked to review water well plans and fire engine upgrades with local firms.
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Cownell
Darrough
Ratelif
Theoth
Clinkecales
Rebool Board
Young & Perry
Biesirie Light Oy
G. W. Lytch
Parker
Purified by Freezing Showed Water Can Kill Bacteria
An 1870s Massachusetts study concluded freezing water can purify it by driving bacteria to the crust as ice forms. Deeper water reduces surface concentration, but shallow ponds trap microbes near the top. Experts warn very deep water better for safety, though contamination still remains a risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migsachite Ustate Board of Lnalth
Costa
Maemphusetts
Soldiers and Tobacco in War’s Grim Tales
A fragmentary report recounts soldiers in several wars clinging to tobacco and cigarettes amid carnage. Eyewitnesses describe wounded troops lighting pipes from makeshift sources, officers noting morale and discipline affected by deprivation, and war correspondents detailing smoke amid close combat and retreat.
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Barke
Majaba III
Archibald Forbes
Mets
Elgam
von Bentheim
Sambraeken
Elgine
Home Remedies and Household Tips From An Old Journal
A garbled page offers a mix of domestic advice on cider reduction, bleaching fabrics, cleaning wool shawls, and cooking sauces. It mentions making boiled cider to concentrate, brushing brickwork, dissolving alum, and the proper handling of milk in creams and broths. The text also covers jelly service and the impact of dish presentation on appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The Alaska Squinomaux and their ways
A fragmentary, antiquated depiction of Alaska Natives labeled the Alaskad Exkinos. It claims they are intelligent, industrious and moral, contrasting them with white observers. The piece notes linguistic observations, gender differences in adaptation, and social behavior at meals during a cholera era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpstraig
Jose
Ware
Bealien
Women as Telegraphists Stir Debate on Roles and Costs
A 19th century style survey argues women can perform telegraph routing under low pressure, citing cheaper labor and strong docility as employment advantages. It notes biases, gendered output gaps, and hints at declining docility as women gain value and responsibility. A separate anecdote recounts a minister's fish tale and a family dinner digression.
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London Econome Journal
Tony
Home Helper Tips on Lighting and Work Comfort
A home reading page offers advice for homemakers on improving lighting for desk work. It advises avoiding shadows on delicate tasks, notes how window or lamp placement can cast shadows from the hand, and recommends keeping light to the left to prevent glare and improve visibility.
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MD. Spaulding
Yao
Mateh
Nocona
Tex
Kodo
H. 8
Sre
Wau YH
Mt Meillotte
Washington
Uli
Teddy
Waving
Yarat
Chicago
Eu'ly Farron Gregory
New York
St. June's Guild
Gregory
Reach
Catule
Ty Stevenson
Kanes
Ferry
A. E. Hosruney
Gurry
Stretch
Hatlora
Atye
Hertha
Vinita
A. VY
Rebinsom, Jr
Dullone
Way
Mashaway Till
Joan
Rana Chaffee Noble
Luneul of Expression
London
Rogland
Detrytt Training School
Eaye
Sic
Moully Barrow Gregory
Tireeneeree
Peter Adlain
Aleck Adale
Eite Neeson
Comptsehiner Staite
Feld Thie Morolog
Deoaun
Chloe Harinston
City Council
Tayor
Tom Allen
Gus Willian
Negra Suibbe
Gustavus
Coris
Brooklyn
Pratt
Institute
Manhattan
Fort Yreak
Ma and
Binsot, Jr
Aod
Soper
BK L. Mukeney
Wering Halsall
Misereee Porkoer
Carrie Guintyhuogly
A.be Churchill
Dy Widgett
Goveror Francis
Mire
Ne Tulluwes
Bla Town
Spd
DeWitty
Higione
Quincy
Grove Bank
Grant Bay
Grove
Haniow
Mavierin Downtreton Wat
E.N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
Alaska
Chicago 1 Daily News
Ana
Duchees Potatore
Detroit
Cren
Terry Weston
Jane
Home Readers
Valuntio
Wilson Bros
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