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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
4
A jumble of old notes critiques editors duty to expose truth while condemning racial segregation. It mentions Greenwood and nearby streets, Negro merchants, and a public debate on press responsibilities. Names like Layton surface amid references to editor positions and editorial roles.
Washington entomology department requests every wheat grower to report suspected Hessian fly infestation. Farmers should send name to the department in Washington DC and request a question blank to determine if their crop was infested. Include full address and nearest railway station for examination, postage paid by the government.
Changes issued by the Department of Agriculture ease transfer of tick quarantined cattle and swine for public stockyards and dipping programs. Dippable cattle may move to markets with inspection. after a second dip under supervision they may be sold for any purpose. The reform aims to prevent drought era losses from forced slaughter.
A Tulsa Oklahoma article extols C Dearman as a medical scientist and discoverer of the Hottentot Remedy. It claims universal usefulness and widespread orders, cites a postmaster endorsement, and urges readers to obtain a bottle by telephoning or contacting a local druggist.
A series of political candidacy notices from Tulsa and Creek counties announces bids for County Judge County Treasurer Sheriff County Clerk and Superintendent with Democratic primaries set for August 4 1914 Names include PAT MALLOY J W Woodford UB Scharffier Lewis B Cline Stella Con Carlos Cox Herm Killebrew Henry Clay King W T Fox and Jas W Wooley along with others from Sapulpa Okla indicating official candi dacies and primary dates.
Charles Barrett of Shawnee Oklahoma announces candidacy for congressman from the new Fourth District and seeks party support at the August primary. Mrs C K Maddox declares intent to run for Creek County Clerk and ex officio register of deeds in Creek County, subject to the August 4, 1914 primary voters.
A luncheon honored Prof. Wm. Baul with snow white linen decor and Carnations and beauty roses. Guests included Prof. Wai Baul of Tulsa, Jake H Reece of Anovella, L Sublet of Kansas City, and others from Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Fort Smith and Muskogee. The afternoon featured games and music after a dainty course.
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