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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1914

Page

5

Booster edition and local notices from Tulsa Star

A run of crowded community items and ads lists library notices, local businesses including Carrs Placer Evans Cafe and the Evans tafe, requests to return library books, family visits, and upcoming editions like the Oklahoma Rooster Edition. Names include J S Kirby James Smitherman Mrs Geo Merrill and Lota Woodard with references to local streets and vendors. The column notes visitors, illness, and summer plans while promoting the Booster Edition.

Plans for Peace in Mexia Draw Investor Interest

Plans for peace in Mexia gain momentum as affluent Texans eye investments in Mexico after the war. Report notes opportunities for young men and quick profits through ventures once stability returns, reflecting optimism among state residents about regional growth and postwar commerce.

Mexia Mexico

WIFE WANTED WANTED

Classified notice seeks a wife for a man in New York and nearby areas. The ad mentions a preferred match from a middle class background and hints at needing assistance with matrimonial arrangements. Strong entities include United States Patent Office and New York.

United States Patent Office Wratington

Bristow News Pace Pulpit Leaders At Lincoln Heights Rally

Bristow area church leaders Trev Woods Lincon Heights plan services Sunday with Phe Masten Star Siswne as featured speakers. Local residents attend to hear news of oil mill development 2 miles southwest of Beistoe and Beltow refinery expansion. New oil mill to employ around three hundred men with five new branches to the refinery and mill.

Trev Woods of Beltow

Hopeful birth note brightens homes in Ardeal parish

A lively birth note signals joy for many families in Ardeal parish as neighbors celebrate new arrivals and share cheerful hopes. Despite local sickness, Dre Wakefield and Willian tend care, while Drictew wine blessed with another blessing brings smiles to distant relatives.

Hristow Dre Wakefield Willian Tiewlay Storting Lodalit

Hypocrite Trader Urges Careful Shopping At Local Store

An earnest local advert from a trader touts trust over price. He condemns price manipulation, urges wives to buy the best value, warns of mass demand, and invites customers to visit for Star Brand Shoes, work clothing, dry goods, and meats while promising fair prices and careful handling.

Alec Eony Nestand Sweet Orr

Architect Making Good Tile Bhove Le the Iiumn of B

A portrait of Morrie Hayes, graduate of a notable university, detailing his drive and skill in architecture. He designs and oversees projects from blueprint to finish, with many Okmulgee landmarks attributed to his ingenuity and self-reliance.

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Farmers to Shine in Oklahoma Booster Edition

Tulsa Star editor Smitherman and Mr Goodwin have spent days in the neighborhood promoting the Oklahoma Booster Edition. Local farmers are expected to make a splendid showing in the upcoming publication and booster effort.

Oklahoma Booter Tulsa Sur Smitherman Goodwin Tulsa Star

Chas Johnson Wins Tulsa Jungle Race For 640 Acre Leases

Chas Johnson real estate dealer from Creek County led a competitive field of Tulsa dealers and lawyers in a jungle race for oil and gas leases. He arrived late in the afternoon with a certified copy of leases, securing 640 acres in the new oil field. For further details call Chas Johnson at home 3337.

Chas Johnson Archer Tulsa Oklahowa Chas Johnson Iate Afernoon Creek County Bacon Chis Mor

Note on Scpulpa Guesthouse Standards and Comfort

A notice emphasizes strictly first class and high class stopping place for transient or boarding guests. It promises every possible comfort recorded for guests and invites travelers to seek quality accommodations at the establishment.

Franklin's street cleaning contract sparks paving plans

At a City Club luncheon in Philadelphia an excerpt from Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography described the first street cleaning by contract. A poor man agreed to sweep twice weekly for sixpence per month from each house, with Franklin publishing notices to recruit subscribers. Public support grew, leading to paved streets and widespread subscription.

City Club of Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin Conract Franklin

Tulsa County Superior Court case on Warren L Johnson

The Supreme Court in Tulsa County Oklahoma lists Warren Lee Johnson as plaintiff in a civil action filed in the Superior Court. The document notes the case origin and parties and indicates court proceedings are underway.

Tulsa County State of Oklahoma Warren Lee Johnson

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