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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
8
Readable fragments describe listings and notices including names and places but lack complete details. The text shows partial ads for goods and services with unclear owners and terms, likely from a local classified section.
A garbled OCR passage describes the Muskogee Teachers Association with scattered phrases about meetings, local issues, and references to individuals and places. The text contains numerous corrupted words and stray fragments, hindering a clear summary of events or outcomes.
A long jumble of overheard phrases describes a banquet with performances by Muskaan and Joewhinee, plus a speech by GW Brown. It mentions preparations, attendees, and new officers, with partial names and roles from a formal gathering at an unnamed hotel.
The Vinita notice recounts a long obituary fragment for Sadie I and several local figures including Sadie Davis, Maakonue, Walton, Leto, and Chere Wothime. It references Northern Eastern Teachers Association, a war period, and a general sense of community losses. Details are fragmentary with names and relations scattered through the text.
A funeral service was held for a widow and family on Wednesday at John’s Hospital Church in Stratford with a prayer service and meals provided by a local program. A later note thanks the community for their generosity, referencing an amount of 20.44 dollars and the local church charity efforts in Whitt City.
The item notes teachers and staff visiting friends and family across Iola and Muskogee, with mentions of Rev Holt and Keanna Wright moving for work and schooling. It lists Dr Jolinson of Coweta and former Danton 1Met student in Muskogen, plus Thanksgiving visits to Tila and Liveye, and a special cap for Mawke jor to NE TOAL.
The Star Cleaning Parlor offers up to date sanitay cleaning methods, ladies' work and alterations for tailored suits. They provide made to measure clothing with wide fabric choices and affordable prices. Hat cleaning and blocking available. Visit us. Phone 81.
Taft Oklahoma conducts a memorial service at Maption Chapel on Wednesday November 17 1915 with Master of Ceremony Nod Tueker and a large program list. The event features prayers songs readings and tributes to notable figures including a life sketch of Booker T. Washington and remarks by local ministers and students.
Fragmentary OCR yields a tribute to Booker T. Washington praising his deeds and acts. The text extols his rise from poverty, leadership across life’s walks, and his influence shaping new creations and revelations.
From the memorials held in November 1915 a resolution praises Booker T Washington as a civic leader and educator. It calls for perpetual homage in school pages and urges continued inclusion of his life in United States education materials. The committee led by RK Baker notes the aim to inspire American youth toward virtue and service.
Local court notices announce divorce petitions and hearings with names like Guest and Martin amid social items mentioning Thanksgiving visits, lectures in Paris and Troy, and church activities. Updates cover subscribers and magazine promotions as readers await outcomes in ongoing cases and community happenings.
The Dreamland Theatre staged Jaudeville once more, offering a revue style show with local performers and varied acts. Audiences enjoyed a lighthearted lineup and a return of familiar entertainers.
The Pyrhian Pride Lodge of Coweta hosted a well attended Thanksgiving entertainment at Nichole Hai with music by soloists and duets, readings, and a choir. The Coweta Masonic lodge plans a December event with invited guests and resumed community activities as townsfolk visit relatives and prepare for seasonal gatherings.
After January 1916 the Tulsa Star subscription rises to 150 per year. A special offer combines The Star with Home Life Farm Life Woman's World and The Public for 1.48 or paper plus The Public for 1.60 for 26 weeks. Delinquent subscribers receive reminders and a blue mark indicating expired status.
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