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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
4
The readable fragments reference numerous names such as Sartell and Patel, with scattered mentions of dates, places, and entities. The garbled lines suggest a local newspaper page containing mixed notes, captions, and possible notices, but the core facts remain unclear and largely unreadable.
A Tulsa Daily Democrat report highlights rapid growth in Lynchburg with new housing and business projects. Community leaders, including Mayor and local developers, discuss impacts on jobs, services, and infrastructure. The piece notes varied progress across districts and notes ongoing planning for schools and transportation.
Pebbles of Nowata News report a local gathering with plans for a late summer event. Mentions Clive Clarkert and Will Steiner aiding, plus Genege Campbell tilete, and a possible visit by Kaneu City Mee Cinta Lian to Port Scott for digging prior to a bone ceremony. Also notes August aviation meeting on Lightning Creek and a Sunday School convocation. Local residents, Mrs Coffer of Lawrence and Mariah Boodnor listed among attendees.
The National Farmers' Union will hold its annual convention in Lincoln Nebraska on September seventh marking the tenth year of activation. The Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America asserts organization aids farmers by promoting better marketing, rural credits, diversification, agricultural legislation, and cooperative education.
A fragmented 10th page style directory listing lumber and grocery trades, professional services, utilities, and poultry and catering items. Includes names such as J J McReever and J M Key with ads for dentistry, law, tailoring, plumbing, electrical work, and boarding. Also features poultry sales, groceries, confectioneries, tobaccos, and rooming houses in Greenwood area.
The church directory lists Sunday services for First Baptist, Mt Zion and Vernon Chapel along with M E Church and Paradise Baptist Church. Local social tidbits mention Rev Carter of Ada chosen as pastor, a ball game between Purcell and Paula Valley, a birthday party for Mrs. GW Giles, and a grand banquet hosted by the Ball Club with young entertainment planned.
Adoltus and Ray Howard left Saturday to Tala a week after visiting Mrs Steenier and her guest at Pauls Valley.
Local ad cannily criticizes Trader for flooding Tulsa with carload goods at cut rates. It claims lack of organization among fruit and truck growers harms supply, while Trader relies on open market buys to offer cheap items. Promises money back if not pleased and urges readers to inspect shoes clothing dry goods grocer meats.
A young Chinese student claims to have invented a Chinese typewriter with three keys a thick spacer a spacer and a key to access 4200 characters on a cylinder. The device advances through characters as the cylinder is turned and a key strike writes the chosen character. Charleston police report whiskey pollution claims arise from prohibition officers at Parsons.
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