Pioneer Citizen William Lacey Rites Held at Smith Cemetery
William Lacey of Loken Arrow died at 53 after long illness. He left a large farm, seven children, and a devoted wife. Funeral services were led by Rev. Smith McChris Hon. interment followed at Smith cemetery beside his faithful partner and family mourners. The community notes his role as a respected church leader and veteran of the Grand Army Post.
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Loken Arrow
William Lacey
Lacey
Ma. Lacey
Elza
Thales
Mra
Rebecca Agneas
Jenth Baiimere
Twlea
Myre
Georgia
Woods
Kansas City
Joenle Durant
Heynten
Rosle Fointorh
Alsanin
Won Lacey, Jr
Billy Lacey
Preken Artow
Homero Wert
Rand
Bagrat
Grand Army
Brotwat Arrow
Smith McChris Hon
Fie Paetor
Thee
Smith Cemetery
White men seek wealthy colored girl in Taft Oklahoma
A 14 to 16 year old colored girl near Taft, Oklahoma, reputedly earns about 15000 a month from oil wells. Wealth aside, reports claim many white men or guardians seek her hand for money, not justice, while debates on guardianship and color lines highlight racial inequities in Oklahoma courts.
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Taft
Oklahome
Muskogee
Sarah Reetor
Mla
Reeter
Oklshoma
Pegro
Oklahoma
Us Grow Tie Subscribed List For Tyler Readers
The STAR lists many subscribers including Blaine Mekogee Mera Jos Nanve Okrrugee Mira Woodson Prof A G Johnson Jos L Spry M Royal Parker Williams Weath Pirie Mark Mecill B Bell J Bod dolly KR Young Mable Allen Cynthia Dunely Dusky Rovers Missy Hadene Del mann Wesley Butler McConnell Mollie Mare in Myrtle Carter and others. It notes Tyler residents decining to realign and promises to publish the next list next week with your name in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Mekogee
Mera
Jos Nanve
Okrrugee
Mira JM Woodson
A. G. Johnson
Erry Mins Mable Allen
Cynthie Dunely
Dusky Rovers
Missy
Hadene Delmann
Misa Wesley Butler
A. McConnell
Mollie Marein
Momifia Dollas
Myrtle Carter
Nelle Simmons
Robert Wayn
Kimayra Kelley
J. Clera Hurileman
Mi Pking
J. Lockant
Guts Taylor
Martin
Oliver Frazier
Carrie Griss
Tyler
Star Visit Welcomes Bristow Readers and Local News
Bristow News from Bristow Oklahoma February 1914 reports on church services by Rev J W McKenny at Saint John’s Church, mentions Wotan’s Missionary Circle, and notes many local names and real estate transfers. It highlights civic concerns, the First Baptist Church building, educational efforts, and urges better citizenship under the American constitution. The piece also quips about local doctors, judges, trades, and farming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al, Halter
J. W. McKenny
Sint Johnw Church
Cirelo
McKenny
Washington
James Sodera
Mamie Mitchell
Theodore Johnson
Lonewell
Mre. Crenshaw
He. Wakefield
Chappelle
Mim B. A. Johnson
HF. Pyles
Nancy Ferry
First Baptist Church of
Shields
Mitchell
Local Businessmen Host Civic League Meeting
A town men’s gathering last Monday night featured speeches on urban improvement, sanitation, street upgrades, and library funds. Leaders endorsed forming a permanent civic league with a committee to organize receptions for visiting dignitaries and to pursue hospital and sanitation projects in the east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytle
Martin
J. J. Briadford
Anser Jones
J M. Key
Bau
Ghia
Star
Fearty
Uist
Ae Tietmm Ralice
Donne
Hong
East End
Tiwna
Chas, Watson
J. ML Key
Mtr
Evevos
Tridgewater
TF Kereh
D. W. Gurley
O. Deor ‘Ote
State League
Record Sale Dominates Jarlow Prokerage Store Event
Jarlow Prokerage Store hosts a record sale drawing a large crowd from the surrounding area. The event featured many staff helpers and a well dressed sales team to manage the throng. Organizers express satisfaction with attendance and patience of shoppers as the sale extends into a few more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Harlow
Dar Jaw
Thirtoys
Hostow
Tolsa
Uly Vale
Heslow
Tulsa Bar for the Tulsa AWS
Tulsa bar association hosts a session on AWS integration and cloud compliance. Attorneys gather to discuss cybersecurity, data handling, and client privacy under evolving state guidance.
Noticts on Atcon Ped Jet Money Lending in City
The Texas “Cheap Money Man” offers loans at 6 percent for seven years. The city is ready to lend money in any amount.
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Noticts
Atcon
Ped
Texas
Pe Jain
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Mr. Wi, Lacey
Broken Arrow
Alabama
Conti
Ford
Loder
Mra Centhla Lacey
Jos L. Spry
M Royal
FL Parker
Wm Williams
A. Weath
Pirie
Mark Mecill
J, B. Bell
Boddolly
Young
Bristow News
Uristow
Okla
Sas
League
Jarlow Prokerage Store
Tulsa
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