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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
4
The page fragment shows editorial reflections and mentions of public records kept by the paper. It references charity, Mexico, and a sense of local history, with scattered garbled phrases about a public office and publishing duties.
A fragmented OCR piece laments corruption and calls for civic courage. It references President Wilson and a local newspaper, urging readers to support public service and question officials while discussing police duties and community action.
Readable fragments reference legal notices and community mentions including individuals such as Deputy Shor and Mrs. Shunte Spivy, various names like James Weaver and A Mitch, and events or payments including a $235.00 amount. The text mentions Houston, Nashville Tennessee, and multiple undetermined actions, dates, and places without clear context.
Fragmented verses honor Rev Jones with a mournful eulogy. The piece weaves reflective lines about faith, memory, and legacy amid scattered, archaic phrasing and unclear chronology. Notable fragments touch on church life, community, and distant voices.
A fragment mentions Jefferson City and a legal matter tied to a Wednesday date. Details are unclear, with partial OCR text referencing a trip and legal context without concrete actions or involved parties.
A fragmented report notes two clubs forming for a battle event in Oklahoma with leaders named Captain Lijlis and Captain Cherry. It mentions volunteers being called by a VouP captain and references Henri Chaple and Rey Chiffin as associated figures.
The rorulay session in Stitt will begin on September 13 with nine months of study. The institution lists June delegates from College Preparatory Normal and other departments. Tuition in all departments is free with monthly costs for room and board set at 36.00, housing improved dormitories, and upgraded waterworks and sewerage systems.
The total number of books was recorded for July with fifteen added during the month. Mrs Lofton and Mrs Lancaster, the librarian, report stories read to children every Friday evening and encourage contributions to the library.
A family from Oklahoma City traveled for six weeks through the Midwest visiting Chicago and Lake Michigan area. Their eldest son attended school while they journeyed and they express satisfaction with the trip.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent events, names, or places. It cannot be reliably summarized into a credible headline or summary without further legible content.
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