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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of ads notices and community snippets. Mentions of patrons like Miss Buy dour and Mrs Pyrtle hint at a local newspaper culture, urging subscriptions and reader contributions while a Bishop or Zion Kupr church reference appears amid unclear lines. The overall item reads like a garbled public notices collage.
Sapulpa social notes report Dr W B Humphrey and Mrs J M Mitchell back from Boley for the Grand Lodge meeting. Mrs Lowe visits with Mr and Mrs Chas W Yates. Prof Flynn and wife boast Creek County onion harvest. Tulsa district convention in session with Dr Kidd presiding. Knights and Ladies of Honor delegates prepare to depart to Wagoner. Grand Lodge to be called to order by Grand Proctor Dr Humphrey.
The column outlines a local appeal by the Tulwa Star to Tulsa readers urging support for a new weekly paper serving Black citizens. It stresses honesty, progress, and protection for readers and promises a clean, reputable publication.
Fragmented OCR line listing names and initials including Lee of the American Union Guthere r MetTosl Milton Frontlin wile rate Mod THATHON Solleitin KEV GW Franklin suggests a damaged wartime roster or ledger without coherent events or dates.
Announcement from The Tulsa Star Printing Co at 51 North Greenwood Tulsa Oklahoma claims low prices and high quality for all job printing. It invites customers to compare material and service, promising careful attention, quick delivery, and satisfaction.
W. H. Carter urges readers and non subscribers to support the Tulsa Black Star paper. He promises better coverage of local news and social notes, asks for advance payments, and notes subscription rates and agent needs as the paper aims to serve the community with a positive portrayal.
A concise notice highlights careful handling of mail orders for job printing. It emphasizes prompt processing, accuracy, and reliable delivery, urging customers to include full specifications and deadlines. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
The Star Want Add offers advertising at one cent per word per issue. List needs, jobs, lost items, purchases, real estate for rent or lease. Advertisers can buy or sell, find work, or announce found loot, with this column serving as a low-cost local notice.
Help wanted notices seek young colored boys and girls to learn printer trade and feed press. Tulsa Star invites live agents to respond in every town in Oklahoma to handle the Star on liberal terms. Address 501 Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Also seeks a good two or four wheeled power electerienter.
Help wanted at Williams confectionery in Greenwood. Mrs Williams, proprietor, seeks a boy to fill a daytime position earning about 3 dollars weekly. Apply in person at the shop for duties and pay details.
A terse matrimonial notice from Tulsa requests a young man aged 20 to 28 seeking a wife. The ad describes the groom as tan, about 26, with black hair and a fair appearance, and notes he is employed. The prospective wife should be good looking, well natured, educated, and from a similar background, with contact through K. Dept. Tulsa Star Office, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Church notices list services at 11:00 AM Sunday School at 9:00 AM and prayer meetings weekly. Schedule includes weekday events and Ladies Rowing Circle with Wednesday night home mission and Thursday prayer. Contact T J Jonas P O for details.
The Vernon A M E Church announces meeting times and activities including a Sunday service, Monday night sessions, Tuesday and Thursday gatherings. A pastor, Jas A Johnson D D, is referenced along with weekly practice and parish events for the month.
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