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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
8
A public notice from Lewis Cline announcing he has assumed the combined duties of County Clerk and Register of Deeds. He requests instrument filers include the proper fee with instruments and warns that incomplete payments cause delays of 24 to 48 hours. He asks readers to sign and mail or bring instruments with the correct amount to avoid book-keeping strain.
A regular detective agency is established to train young men and women in criminal apprehension. Mr. Cleaver has opened his office in the Cleaver Cherry building at BOL N. Greenwood.
A letter from Manhattan Kansas describes grippe symptoms with back and head pains and credits Dr Miles Nervine and Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief starting at onset. The note mentions a sales pitch for second hand clothes sale at 518 B Archer Parta Way Lidg to raise funds.
Readable fragments show a conversation about a chauffeur and a letter of recommendation. The dialogue hints at tension, advice, and a perceived path to a job or progression, without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A local ad for Ned Second Hand Furniture highlights selling on payments. The message emphasizes accessible options for customers to buy used furniture without upfront full payment.
The Moving Star Meat Market in B01 N Greenwood claims to be the city’s only exclusive Colored meat market delivering thriving business by offering the best products at the best prices. The Star Cafe at 414 East Archer is rapidly rising as a leading local cafe.
Mrs Carrie Wesley Farris of 618 N Hartford St Tulsa Oklahoma writes from December 28 1914 thanking Exchange Insurance Association Muskogee for prompt sick pay after paying five weekly premiums. She praises agents Moreland and William and says she will recommend the association.
In Winnemucca Nevada John G Taylor and son John G Taylor Jr reach a secret settlement on a 123000 dispute over money from selling 11000 sheep. The elder allegedly promised the sum to his son upon reaching majority after upkeep costs.
Mrs. Jeanie Wilson of 202 South Lansing died at home Monday evening after a brief illness described as brain fever. The body was given to Home Undertaking Co. and buried Wednesday in Tulsa. She came to Tulsa from Louisiana and leaves a husband and one daughter.
A local business offers 1000 samples of woolens for suits described as nobby. They promote low prices and provide cleaning pressing and re pairing services. Location given is 518 E Archer in the Partee Building with phone 2573. Proprietor is Wm Walker.
A Tulsa based notice by C Dearman claims the Hottentot Remedy cures Rheumatism and many other illnesses including Neuralgia Pneumonia Indigestion Constitution Female Complaints Meningitis Weak Eyes skin diseases and sore throat and tooth with contact details for appointments in Oklahoma City.
The Star Cafe extends a hearty welcome offering home cooking and attentive service. Short orders are a specialty, operated by Thomas and Montgomery as proprietors.
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