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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1918
Page
2
Reprint style piece from editor Barts A Grebe outlines subscription concerns and editorial priorities. The long fragmented text mixes local civic issues with remarks on governance and public affairs, referencing committees, charitable acts, and community responsibilities, amid a stream of tangential commentary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Missouri politics and a political show. It references Leona Versou and Bas Sere elit, with unclear names and dates. The text is corrupted, but hints at a political gathering or message delivery and a Wednesday event.
Partial OCR text presents scattered names and places of unclear context. Entities include Walter and Meryem Casares among a jumble of words, numbers, and fragments that resemble a dated newspaper page but lack coherent structure or event details.
Fragmentary text outlines a political mobilization by Democrats to strengthen their party in the city ahead of elections. Mentions groups, meetings, and figures and notes enforcement discussions and campaign activity. Childlike garbled phrasing limits clear details.
In a compact notice, details appear involving individuals named SAUGHNESSY and Bepresary with roles connected to a local office or event. The fragmentary OCR hints at names and positions, suggesting a public or legal notice context and possible appointment or designation within a regional administration.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses land, leases, and legal notices with scattered names and terms. It mentions water rights, a levee, patent crane, and references timelines and powers, though specifics are unclear due to scan errors. The piece reads as a miscellaneous historical page item with no clear narrative or event.
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