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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
4
The readable passages reference hiring, rooms, and various scattered terms including names and places, but the overall text is garbled. It appears to be an OCR mishmash of a historical newspaper page with no clear single event or coherent narrative to summarize.
Fragmented OCR narrative discusses holiday charity and moral aims tied to Christmas offerings. Mentions public figures and a prominent death, with scattered names indicating a broad literary and political context. The piece blends philanthropy rhetoric with obituary references and cultural critique.
Officers and members of the Wouter Near Freie Association gather to attend the Lith aninal convention of mesnekition om tise writ vory LUNG. The Kane City Sun invites delegates to Kanes City west mach for the meet with 4D Cooke Milhwauken.
Local notice details a large estate sale and retail goods auction linked to a Kent Front location. The listing mentions various items and prices, including vehicles and household wares, with emphasis on public sale requirements and timelines.
A garbled report describes a Sunday event with various locals and visitors in Nowata Oklahoma. The piece mentions Harold Maree leading a meeting, a public sit in, a free church gathering, and a Memphis connection, detailing a community social with several named residents and a celebratory conclusion.
A fragmentary notice describes a ceremony in Bewley with a list of speakers and musical numbers for St Johns day observances. Lodge No. 102 of the Adel Pearpnt Viper hosts the event at Nicholas Hall with Jerr y Uh and other officers, featuring addresses and songs.
The article details a series of revival activities led by local organizers in Hartonville with plans for a church charity event on August 16. Ruth Aeenelation and Pinkeday are noted sponsors, with Mrs HD Jefferson and Mrs J J Maine among organizers in Muskagie. A Monday incident in New Orleans involving Little Amélica is mentioned, including a jail escape and a $42.00 theft outcome.
McAlester community notes list church members and families, including Pearl and grandchild Minter Molgin Hopkins, along with pastor Moynt Toss and various local clergy. Event reminders mention a Gon ved Conference Delegates meeting, missionary circles, and upcoming church activities at Mt Tri Tan.
A Sunday service led by Rev J Mitel UY featured sermons praising devotion and communal support. The event, held at the Ant wl Hnvttot church in Markoger Okle, included a collection and announcements while noting a period of illness in Wap and ongoing installations at Mt Calvary.
Broken Arrow column notes Pastor Hu Portier Chueh delivering sermons and Sunday services. It mentions departures for relatives in Ap Kana and a broad mix of community items. J D Harrison and Mrs Willie T Smith visit Muskogee, and local events include preparations for Santa and upcoming appearances in town columns.
Readers are urged to renew subscriptions and join a special magazine club with The Star. The notice promises a four page offer and urges timely renewals to continue access and benefits.
The Coweta column notes changes in town life with retirements and a focus on local figures. It mentions Neal Tritter, a shift in work plans, and plans for a hawk week event, while referencing residents Mord, Vereson, and others in a tapestry of community updates and movements.
Shoppers flock to Bardon’s South Main shop where Christman specials draw crowds. The text touts low prices on jewelry clothing and musical instruments, praising Bardon’s clerks and honest service as a trusted local destination for value and good stock.
E. Dayidaon Woslivginn, younger son of the late Dr. Booker T. Washington, visited Tulsa yesterday for a social luncheon at Cafe Dechiet. He departed this morning for Oklahoma City.
Income from potato raising shows a Muskogee area farmer, Reed, who kept in tune with market prices, reports a $1500 yield on a 20 acre tract. He plans to hold for better prices, admired for his achievement, and recognized as a credit to the community. Reed is a wineholder in the Exchange Insurance Association of Muskogee.
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