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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1915

Page

4

Local News Roundup From Washington Street Area

Notes from EC Washington and surrounding residents include visitors Robi Edwards from Muskego en route to Oklahoma City, Nellie Johnson from Kansas City Kansas as guest of A W and Mrs Anderson, and Mr and Mrs A L Phillips expanding to a first class rooming house.

Robi Ldwards Muskogo Star Office Oklahoma City A. L Phillips N. Greenwood Nellie Johnson Kansas City Kansas A W Anderson CL. Netherland and T. H. Good Nola Williams Anna Morris Pawee Oklahoma Mrs. Williams N. Elgin Frank W. Reed Muskege

Subscribers Told to Pay Up in Advance

Notice to readers lists visitors to Tulsa from Independence Kansas Muskegon and Sapulpa and notes personnel changes. It states all city subscribers must pay subscriptions in advance to John Stratford and take receipts.

G. W. Harrison Tulsa John Stradford

Mrs Mills Dies at 68 After Yearlong Illness

Mrs Martha Mills age 68 died at 314 East Brady last Saturday after a yearlong illness. She was born in Boonville Missouri and is survived by her son R F Carr and daughter Mrs F B Carr and granddaughter Mrs Freeman L Marttin. Funeral services were held in the Mobaray chapel.

Martha Mills R. F F. B. Carr Freeman L. Marttin

Reward Offered for Lost Insurance Papers and Personal Items

A notice from M. W. Wood in IR3 N Greenwood offers a $10 reward for the return of stolen insurance papers, a gold ring, a valuable watch, and $30 in cash taken about two weeks ago. Wood does not expect to recover the money or jewelry but seeks the insurance papers for their personal value. Return the papers for the reward.

Ir3 Greenwood M. W. Wood

Heroic Ride and Loss in Lagarde Battle Report

Berlin dispatch publishes excerpts from an officer's front line letter written in an infirmary. He recounts the August 11 assault against automatic guns near Lagarde, noting 142 men in his squadron and only 58 answering roll call, with many killed or wounded. He praises the regiment's morale and describes close combat, guards, and the capture of prisoners, cannons, and guns.

Berlin Ovem Germany Dienze Lothr Frankfurter Zaitung Tlmters Gravelotta Marsla Tour Lagarde France Lorraine

Don’t Kiss Girls Warned By College Lecturer

Dr B M Hartzell told University of Pennsylvania freshmen in the Houston club not to kiss a girl until they know her well. The college lecturer urged careful conduct and warned students to learn character and temper before forming relationships.

Philadelphia Dr. B. M. Hartzell University of Pennsylvania Houston

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THE Tulsa Star Prining and Publshing CO Greenwood Street Tulsakiahoms Fiotion and Pommittion Sooty Editok BusiNnias Menber Pnational Negro Press Association Home and Powrion Gov. Cruce Tulsa County Democratic House Jim Noble Elliott Business League A. C. Perue Muskogee Mr. Elliott Mr. Perdue Sapulpa Rooming Harry Johnson Mme. Z. E. Holderness Dandruff Frankfort Street Okla J B Hawkins Furniture Co J. B. Hawkins Prop Tulsa, Okla Chas. Johnson Agt Southern Surety CO E. Archer Onkman Red Grass Brady Hotel Post Office Washington Cheyenne RF. Carr B Carr PF. L. Martin Messrs Middleton and Howard Cheatham Cafe J H Goodwin Isaputpa K. and Mia Hattie L. Owen Mre WJ. McCullough Independence City Lincoln Park Gabe & Louis Gabe and Louis N. Frankfort the Palace Cafe Gurley North Greenwood B. Middleton E. G. Howard Ride OF Death
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