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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
2
A long fragmented editorial targets the Democratic and Republican parties, urging unity behind a Democratic candidate while condemning Republican leverage. It laments partisan divisiveness and emphasizes race and national politics, calling for organized electoral support and public vigilance against GOP tactics.
Choice lots for sale in South Haven near the Interurban with excellent water and fertile soil. Prices start at 12 0 down and one dollar weekly. limited units available. Visit Room 5, 117 South Cincinnati, call 910 or office on ground floor to inquire.
The obituary honors Dr Dow Bryant born November 2 1850 who died April 1918 at Tulsa Oklahoma. It notes his education at Roger Williams University Flint Medical College and Nashville and his medical career in Chickasha Oklahoma City and Tulsa. It emphasizes his humanitarian work and scientific interests while mourning his loss and praising his contributions to medicine and church life.
The Tulsa Star declares ownership management and circulation per the 1912 act. A J Smitherman is listed as owner of Tulsa Oklahoma address 11% North Greenwood Avenue. Notary Saddler certifies the document dated April 12, 1918 with commissions expiring in 1922.
Grand Master Jefferson of Muskogee attended a thriving business meeting for his order and rapid membership growth. J. E. Toombs of Guthrie and P. J. Gordon of Mulki gor assisted in organizing a household at Sand Springs on Wednesday evening.
Lee of Oklahoma City vows to acquire zero acres of land on Constant street and town lots on Exter and Hartford. He promises ten new modern dwellings with the neat five men/he.
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