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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
3
Madam Hunt, famed hair culturist at 310 N. Elgin, offers Creole System Hair Growing services. Her skilled practice promises quick results, inviting potential clients to call the listed phone number for a trial.
Mr J W Williams returns from Muskogee after closing deal for Dreamland No 2 Theatre to be renamed Drownland No 2 Johnson-Hisher Stock Company opens with The Slacker starring Maby Fisher Humisky. Chorus adds new members and The Whip will be shown at opening as heavy investment aims to make Dreamland No 2 premier venue in the country drawing Muskogee crowds.
Frits Hill eight years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Threhild J. Hi,red, died Monday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in Palview Addition after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the First Apostolic church under the International Bible Students organization. Mr. Hill, a devoted member, gave an oration urging use of common sense in study and faith. Remains were interred Wednesday afternoon by Jackson Undertaking Company.
Mrs Thoms Duckery visiting son and wife in the city reports a lost black velvet handbag with beadwork coin purse inside. Lost Sunday night December 20 near Kinder. Reward offered. Call 85.00 if found.
Bristow visitors receive hearty greetings as soldiers return from camps in Newby Oklahoma. Miss M Daniels marries George Cash Sunray at the bride’s home with Z Wilson and Mr Waters in attendance. Mabel Roper weds T Hill at Deepark schoolhouse. land purchase by J Corneling near Newby. two Cornelius children in Langston University. one relative in France reports hospital status after hard service. An Eastern Suir sisters event raises 8 10.00 at the Newby schoolhouse. Sam Crosby returns from camp with honorable discharge.
Mrs Martha Geawford of Pales tine Texas joins new list of subscribers. Dr J J Watson Tulsa Oklahoma a Houston product and visiting relative last week. Lost Bible noted with Blineh M Mary Watson and Wilson B Woodford named in fly leaf. reward offered. Printing Star's first New Year issue mentions Dr R K Tucker Oklahoma Bishop designate. Land interests north of Newby and Deep Park, builders named. Prof S B Sealey visiting Luther. Miss Ethel Temple Cheeotaly in Langston resuming studies. Influenza recovery for Mrs Frenchie Smith. L C Lewis declares intent to become Tulsa resident.
The Red Wing Hotel lists rates per day at 50 cents to 1.00 and weekly at 1.00, with many locals and visitors noted as registered guests. A long column details cordial visits, notable patrons, and recurring reminders to watch the Red Wing News column.
The Star reports it secured a directive to begin a canvass Monday for both the Daily and Weekly Star. It urges readers to support the circulator, note reliability, and request help for any needs in their line.
An official in Ashlington DC, Jan. 3, announces that Special Assistant to the Secretary of War J. Scott proposes liberal provisions for disabled soldiers of all races to resume work. The message urges paper support and emphasizes race-focused policy aims despite garbled phrasing.
The page highlights routine society items including Mrs Jessie Murphy returning home after visiting Routlesville relatives and Mr Hichial Bhablerison resuming duties in Tallassee after a pleasant city visit. The text notes a delayed edition with grim wording and references the Star office awaiting further local news.
Auction notice notes sale of women’s suits at 3445 Me Tit UE Subs with stock for misses and regalia. Items described as disposal pieces available at MLK Small Sites.
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