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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
3
A local notice highlights a new business opening at 121 N Greenwood St Tulsa. Details note the location and arrival of a shop named Something New, signaling a fresh storefront in the area.
A Hampton gathering of Virginia county agents discussed community organization work and demonstration projects across Virginia, Maryland, and Kentucky. Leaders from extension services and various state programs outlined plans to strengthen county agriculture, education, and civic outreach, with a focus on cooperative demonstrations and broader citizen participation.
A Sapulpa reader Mr Holt from Hutton sends praise to editor Kaitor Tulsa Star for a reply to One Who Knew in the Democrat. The letter defends the city’s Black residents and praises thrift and self protection.
A garbled school notes item hints at a free painting event or recital arranged by a local faculty group. Mentions a “proud jury” and a planned follow up pantomime or party, with attendees not present due to rain.
Fragmented OCR notes mention President Theodore Roosevelt, cabinet figures such as Taft and others, and references to committees, universities, and national figures. The passage appears to describe historical cabinet appointments, committees, and affiliations with the presidential administration in a period context.
The Oklahoma House discussed more than a million dollars in appropriations for five state institutions over two years. Proposals include 872,000 for a hospital ward, 240,000 for dormitories, 250,000 for a county home, and 880,000 for a boys training school. Several campuses would gain new buildings, while some projects may be cut as money is redirected.
The Tulsa Star reports a court hearing tied to a case in Tulsa with references to Hae gage Hierwof Withee and Darna. It mentions a January date and a judge or official designation, with details about testimony and a forthcoming ruling. The piece names several local figures and references a 191d publication date.
A jumble of local business notices and legal notices including Younkman’s Red Cross Pharmacy with address Hovel Broly Tulse Oklahoma and a six Post Office Drug Store ad. Also court notices from Tulsa County Oklahoma for a divorce case, with dates and attorney references, and a sample entertainment industry column excerpt discussing vaudeville and theater promotion.
A garbled ad-like fragment promotes peeking behind the curtain to view events, with mentions of sermons, authors, and Bible study materials. The text is messy, containing partial phrases about reading, editing, and purchasing religious booklets, lacking coherent narrative or a clear date or location.
Dr Hubert J Maton leads Tuskegee group in founding the 28 year old Tuskegee Negro Conference. The event addresses education health housing and better homes while questions arise about white and colored attitudes toward Negro soldiers and civilian aid during wartime.
The item notes a local Spar Office in Haskell offering meals in any style, cold drinks, and cigars with a focus on community services. It mentions individuals such as Kev, Ko 1h Davis, Mr Robert Wright, Miss Sirol Heed, and Kodiy, with references to Bigsby Oklahoma and Beaker Wash.
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