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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
6
An old account describes New Year customs in Wales with two main rites. Visitors brought water from the well and a goblet, knocking on doors before dawn and reciting a ritual greeting. The tradition included the “wait” and “New Year water” as part of Christmas season observations and community sharing.
The readable text mentions a guard, life, and a scene involving Phin Cho hie and a wall. It hints at a portrait carried by a companion and references a sequence of actions around work and a hover. Context and names remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Lorensa Luvera, head of the Purblety at Sandia New Mexico, traveled to Washington to present a ceremonial staff to Abraham Lincoln as part of a chieftain title transition. The event marked a formal transfer of leadership within the tribe.
An advertisement touts high wheat yields in Western Canada from a single crop, citing farmers who used idle lands to grow 25 to 65 bushels per acre. Notable examples include Manitoba and Manitoba district farmers reporting 34 to 63 bushels per acre, with some 40 acre plots yielding over 30 bushels. The piece argues high prices and continued demand make homesteading or purchase of cheap lands attractive for investment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a five year old Lola answering a bell and references a neighbor, with stray phrases about time and sharp pains. It includes disjointed lines about a worker female disorder and a price, then a stray ad-like line for a Red Crow Ball Hive wash day and a boast about being beaten at one’s own game.
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