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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
An Oklahoma City page highlights political activity and prominent figures. It notes campaigns, public debates, and local implications for upcoming elections, underscoring the civic landscape and key participants shaping policy discussions.
A garbled OCR style account recounts a wedding attended by Alina Luton and Muller, with references to Mp ahd Men 1.4 and Ning ta afidy art abroad. The text mentions partners, guests, and a desire not to be bound, set against a chaotic montage of names and places.
A North Dalton resident describes a theft of shoes from a sleeping man in a city grove. The victim woke to find his footwear missing and a struggle over change noted in the confusing OCR text. The account mentions a "real mom" man and a confrontation before the suspect fled.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a contract dispute over mule entry and American growth terms. The contractor seeks payment for entry and mules while officials assess whether the articles qualify as something akin to “articlam.” The piece references boards of approtivers and a dispute about value and return of materials.
In a children's dialogue from a family scene, Mr Jones guides Jimmie to count relatives. Jimmie adds grandma, grandpa, Aunt Elles, and Uncle Stephen, while the lesson remains playful and focused on numbers and kin. The excerpt ends with a playful nod to hominy and a reference to Youth's Companion.
Cable from Spain reports Spanish government prohibits olive oil and sardine exports. Venezuela, a major buyer of both from Spain, may face little demand for American cottonseed oil and canned salmon. American Minister Preston McGoodwin notes import duties of olive oil 9.43 cents per lb, sardines 1.7 cents, and cottonseed oil 10.28 cents.
A new Interior Ministry decree requires Mentah nilora to extract 4 percent from rye and 68 percent from wheat grain milled, yielding 41 and 160 pounds of flour per 120 pounds respectively. All millers must biweekly report operations to the authorities, and each sack of rye or mixed grain must be marked to show homegrown versus foreign content.
A high browed young man explains constellations to a young lady, mispronounces Taurus, and jokes about astronomy while the Wind rustles through pine trees, capturing a playful, rustic mood from Puck.
Witnesses report Mabel's husband has been cruel to her since their marriage. Neighbors say she laments a lack of chance to find fault with him as tensions rise. Police have not filed formal charges as discussions continue.
Community notices describe a new venture at 402 Cedar St aimed at colored residents, a closing exercises program at Tallahassee Normal School, and a Memorial Service by the Colored Knights. Reports cover church events, Bible conference attendance in Atlanta, a Sunday School Institute in St Andrews, and a Tom Thumb wedding show.
Mr P Streator the Jeweler has opened a jewelry store in the Johnson building Cedar Street seeking patronage to boost business license and community support.
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