The Tulsa Star Subscription Appeal
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
4
The Tulsa Star invites readers to subscribe at $1.00 per year to support the paper’s work for the race and continue publishing.
A historical reflection on the American Negro’s labor and enduring contribution to the republic and continent. It argues that over 250 years Black workers built towns and wealth, faced enslavement and indifference, and emphasizes loyalty during the Civil War while criticizing ongoing racial prejudice and ingratitude from ex Confederates.
A historical reflection on the end of the Civil War, Appomattox, and Reconstruction. It argues that former slaves aided the Union, notes carpetbagger stereotypes, and cites Mississippi law as enduring Reconstruction achievements led by figures like John R. Lynch. It emphasizes loyalty of Black citizens and persistent Confederate skepticism.
Miss Daisy Rivers entertains J D Shumuake of Omale at a New Years party. Mr Wm Ragdale and Mrs H W Ragdale of Muskogee frequent Tulsa visits. Mr J R Green of Muskogee was in the city on business. Carol Maunee ill with pneumonia. A J and Mrs Smitherman’s infant ill. Public library seeks Bible and good books. church services listed. funeral of Peter McRuffin after weeklong illness.
Mr. G. W. Harrison leaves The Tulsa Star to enter the insurance field. Mr. John Stradford appointed City Circulator and new subscription payments are to be made in advance to him with receipts issued. All city subscribers must pay their subscriptions to John Stradford.
A resident offers 10.60 dollars reward for the return of stolen insurance papers from 123 N. Greenwood two weeks ago. Also missing a gold ring and four valuable watches along with 30 dollars. The seller seeks only the insurance papers, hoping to recover them for their value to the owner.
Mrs Daisy Wright expresses gratitude to friends and to the friends of her late husband Ex ra T Wright who was accidentally killed last Friday morning at the Robinson Arcade. She asks to be called with any news or messages at phone number 931.
Rev William Walker of Pine Bluff delivers a Monday night address at the First Baptist Church. The event gathers parishioners for a community sermon and service.
Profesvor L O Connor the United States Missionary poet and playwright wed Madam Emma Whitaker on June 10 at Campbell North Muskogee. J J Jones served as best man and Fetella Williamson as bridesmaid. Newlyweds honeymoon in Claremore Oklahoma then Wright Hotel guests. Future home Midolaborrow Kentucky, heir to a 200 acre tobacco plantation.
Vacant lots in Fairview Addition listed for sale in Garland area. Call 4280 for details. Address 114 North Greenwood referenced for viewing or contact.
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