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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
4
The excerpt portrays civic concerns in Tulsa with references to charity efforts for the poor, debates over tax or bill collection, and complaints about street conditions. It notes a religious protest and a domestic tragedy, reporting on community responses, public events, and local leaders amid social tensions.
A column urges readers to trust advertisers who regularly publish notices and to spend money with those who advertise in the paper. It defends advertisers as legitimate business people and warns against those who avoid public advertising or misrepresent their motives.
A reader plea stresses the hardships of running a paper and asks readers to visit the editor with substantial input. The note emphasizes the need for backing to maintain quality and service in a costly media landscape.
Miss Alleze Hutchins leaves cashier post at Bord the Tiler. Mrs. B S Cleaver hosts guests with cream cake and lemonade at 108 north Greenwood. Rev N E Perkins visits Muskogee on route to Chandler and tours the Mt Zion Baptist chapel. Thirston Higgs stock company shines at Lyric A In doms with strong singing and performers.
Sunday notice from Merson seeks quick publication. Plain, concise text to fit one paper side. Local news free. advertisements may incur charges.
Let The Star Printing Company print your calling cards and business cards at special prices for churches. Mail orders given prompt attention.
The Vernon A M E Sunday School plans a big picnic and barbecue at Sand Spring on July 14. The public is invited to attend and enjoy a festive day at the scenic site.
The two weeks muting held by war state Bvanutisn ended as Rev Netherland of Pilea Okla was asked to serve two Sundays monthly after a July Sunday service. Deacon John Reed notes the church exempted the recommendation and confirms the church’s stance.
The article notes Cushing's growth from an oil boom bringing both white and colored residents to the town. A new colored addition is opening under city managers, with officials Gurley Wilkes and others assessing the development as population and enterprise rise.
Fragmented text indicates a scandal involving libertines and a misnomer, with references to authorities and unnamed individuals. The readable portions point to speculation about a number of names in connection with alleged improprieties, but specifics are unclear.
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