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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple funeral notices and community items. Names such as Macy, Cy Birwose, Mrs. Kiisele Marti appear with scattered references to surgery news, visits, and planned events. Lacks coherent narrative or a single focal incident.
The text outlines prophetic themes about the Christ, the Gospel age, and a period of persecution for consecrated believers. It speaks of the plan for the period, warnings about false interpretations, and the hopeful arrival of the New Line of the Christ with events surrounding the end times and judgment.
A local notice advertises a real estate sale at 60 Huet Avenue, outlining an opportunity to purchase the tote property during the upcoming April period. The listing references a specific day and indicates a sale authorized by the hirer.
Lette M Kirk advertises agents for Frent Stones offering grave markers for Decoration Day customers at cash-pricings.
Wealthy Mohawk resident Mir Ati died last week after illness. Ardmore resident Hoar Battimere died at Washington Hospital. Leann Omerieh, 105 North Marttort, died of pneumonia. An infant of Mr and Mrs Dan Smith and a Texwe infant are listed among notices. Disorderly transcription limits clarity of events.
Report from the state Food Administration notes Oklahoma residents are sharing their flour with soldiers and allied forces fighting in the war. The effort reflects a home front drive to support troops abroad.
Local hotels halt wheat offerings amid shortages and price pressures. Inns in the area remove bread and wheat dishes to comply with rationing rules, aiming to protect scarce supplies for the needy while facing criticism from neighboring nations following allied examples.
Beaver County reports 1400 sacks of flour returned by those with a surplus. Government action sets a price to dispose of the surplus. Merchants in McAlester struggle to handle the returned flour as demand falters and storage becomes tight.
In Tulsa Superior Court a divorce case appears with plaintiff filing May 26 1998. The petition seeks dissolution of marriage alleging cruelty and fault grounds. Judge grants divorce and assigns related relief with court clerk Prank Ingham noted.
In Cleveland several Germans held an arrest or control of livestock and grain. Home guards and county officials toured farmer houses and warned of harsh penalties for hoarding wheat or showing disloyalty. Much wheat has been marketed in Cleveland County.
Farmers across Grant County report substantial wheat sales amid the government call. Many counties in the state indicate rising marketing of wheat as prices and government programs influence the market.
In Tulane County Court, on April 6, 141% petition for guardianship and sale of real estate of minor child Cae tolla Webb is set for April 22 at 10 am. Notices must be served personally or mailed to all interested parties and published for two weeks in the Tulane Oklahom paper.
The article argues food conservation rests on actions by the wealthy who can afford to follow rules. Mr Hoover Fix urges affluent people to comply and lead by example in the county's food program.
Citizens hand over all wheat flour to the U S Food Administration and pledge no wheat for a period after the next harvest. Pro German rhetoric condemns substitutes while urging use of beans, potatoes, and onions, with rationing and health insurance notes amid wartime shortages.
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