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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
4
A garbled report lists numerous individuals and locations connected to a community event. It mentions J Murphy and wife, Ghodata City, Wembley, Barisan, and SUS Prwtktart St, with scattered references to meetings, dames, captains, and a tense social gathering. The text includes unclear timelines and many misspelled terms, yielding little coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls local names and events in Tulsa with mentions of Moet EEK and Kevin’s Mal uni. It references officers Mie Hatt He Hayes and the Tawny donner, plus a mix of places, people, and scattered actions amid unclear context and dates.
A Tulsa businessman, visited by associates in Haskell, died Sunday after a stroke. The funeral was held at Strallord's Care Home Cooking and the business leader, known for meals, drinks, tobaccos, and cigars, was mourned by friends and family.
Fragmented text mentions Mis Ollie Siniuoin attending a social event at Thal Wing Hotel in Hansacred and references to residents and a white nanny, with names like Miss Georgy Wash Joghoe and Mrs Willie Me Alister. Notes on assistance rendered and local prominence, listing figures such as Hons Fd Gunde MGM POW Hawking and Giliry GoM.
Mr Jedolnisen, popular fast team member in Path San and Guthrie, comes home this week amid praise. Johosnn is noted as improved and healthy, while Libs praises Pr Gon. The text reflects local admiration and cheerful community sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR lists various items and prices such as cloths muslin plush cones and coats. Mentions costs like 12 clath cats 200 Chatty eats fat and Hhily charts. Text is garbled with many unreadable terms and lacks clear events or entities.
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