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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
8
The fragment outlines a Methodist conference event in Tulsa with references to speakers, offerings, and a Muskogee annual conference. It lists names, dates, and monetary amounts tied to the event, indicating corrections and education funds. The text remains partial and garbled, but centers on church conference proceedings and related contributions.
Fragmentary text reports political maneuvering over appointing federal officers including African American candidates. Mentions Southern senators resisting and a plan to pressure through confirmation, with unclear specifics and garbled phrases. Describes ongoing tensions and potential actions by various actors in Washington.
The article notes opportunities in Mexico encouraging young men to invest and seek quick profits. Local readers are urged to explore peaceful avenues and consider ventures that promise growth in the region, highlighting favorable conditions for earnest effort and prudent risk.
The Tulsa Star announces a special twenty page Oklahoma Booster edition for the National Negro Business League meeting in Muskogee on August 19 20 and 21. It aims to showcase Oklahoma Negro business farmers and professionals with reports photos and social notices, asking readers to submit names and details for inclusion and promising wide distribution across the state.
In Pottsville on May 20 a mine explosion victim George Hinter was nearly denied admission to Pottsville hospital. Lawyer Martin Dolan filed an icandamus to admit him while Texter's admission faced court wrangling, and Baxter’s injured eye suffered. Dolan offered to cover private ward costs but officials refused without managers’ consent despite a charter that prohibits discrimination in treatment.
Special Hosiery Offer advertises Wear-Ever Hosiery with a written guarantee in colors like maroon tin or white. It promotes ladies guaranteed hoes at 31.40 and 180 for postage, plus men’s theatre value guaranteed hose with a six pair value. It touts comfort and durability, promising no snagging or holes for months.
A sales notice touts 100 beautiful cards and rare art pictures at a remarkable price. Hard to obtain pieces, with many selling singly for more, offered together with a reliable fountain pen free with each order. Limited stock as lovers of art rush to buy.
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