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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
4
A garbled notice references the Yulee Star as a regional reading culture paper in the Southwest. The speaker notes press perceptions and ongoing costs, joking about entitlement and duties, ending with a mention of a dollar amount.
The article describes Patrotinaywens being appointed an officer in the East Mots district. It highlights his military background and fearless approach to enforcing the law, with credit attributed to Mr. Chwes for the recognition and commentary on his readiness for duty.
A fragmented report notes competing efforts by a small group to acquire land for a park intended for Black residents. Opponents fear the site in an open field lacks access to streetcar service and may be undesirable, while supporters push for a community space aligned with the local reformers.
The Star urges Tulsa city officials to inspect unhealthy East Side alleys and enforce health codes. It warns neglect risks contagion and higher mortality, calling the Health department to act for the city’s entire wellbeing.
An enthusiastic testimonial promotes a remedy labeled the Hottentot Remedy as a universal, dependable treatment. It claims broad efficacy and strong public demand, with a postmaster endorsing the product and urging readers to try it for lasting benefit.
An unclear fragment mentions a telephone number 1148 and a request related to a remedy or drug. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or actionable facts. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary with entities.
East reports say Chief Sam has equipped the ship the bo for a trip to Gold Coast carrying sixty people and crew. Hundreds of destitute Ceproms will be left behind as Sam offers some main core proulee to pacify them. A larger ship will follow, a costly move meant to convince thousands of Negroes the dream is expelling.
The Grand Lodges of Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows plan meetings in McAlester and Boley Oklahoma while Masons hold their usual gathering in Boley.
State Baptists Convention plans a three day rally in Sapulpa on the 19th 20th and 21st to raise funds for the State Baptist College preliminary arrangements and ground breaking for the building will occur during the event a detailed program is promised.
A notice praises Mr Olunulzee architect and builder of Okmulgee for generating a splendid reputation with landmark buildings in the city and beyond. He handles design and supervision personally and invites inquiries from those planning new structures in the state.
Several candidates announce county level bids in Tulsa County Oklahoma for 1914 offices. Patrick candidacy for County Judge J W Woodford for County Treasurer J W Woodford also announces. Scharf announces County Treasurer run. James W Woolley seeks Sheriff Tulsa County. S W Hooker seeks Sheriff. Lewis B Cline announces for County Clerk and ex officio Register of Deeds. Primary date August 4 1914 noted.
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