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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented text appears to discuss race, labor, and union topics with tantalizing references to white identity, fairness, and employer practices. The garbled lines mention workers, counties, and training, hinting at a broader social debate without a clear event or outcome.
In Hyde County a sheriff who defended a Negro prisoner against a bloodthirsty mob sacrificed his life. The assailants attacked as the prisoner was brought to trial on charges of assault. Witnesses described the sheriff’s brave act, and the courtroom heard how he collapsed beside the prisoner. The court later adjourned as the sheriff lay dead and the prisoner remained in custody.
An aged man restoration pitch promises rejuvenation and relief from sexual weakness. It alleges permanency for varicocele symptoms and urges readers to obtain its water measure and fat nature heal remedy, listing a dubious address at 616 Bo Third Ot.
Sunday services listed for First Baptist, Mt Zion, Vernon Chapel, Church of Christ, Paradise Baptist with pastors named J P Kersh, Ka Whitaker, Jas A Johnson, T J Jones and Klin pastor. Nearby meat market advertises fresh meats dairy eggs and barbecued meats with cash paid for country produce. Tel 1079. N Greenwood, 1 W Ashford, Prop.
In town chatter residents discuss rain, shopping specials at Farmer's Furniture, and plans from the Star office. Community members like Mrs Amanda Thomas and Miss Hazel McDaniel are noted as visitors or locals.
Five cents a foot for fur fees and 23 acres accepted near Tilke brick plant. Trade for fur land or sell, cash pert. See Dr. Wilson in Dental office in Wilton Ride or phone $26.
Classified appeal seeking agents to represent leading newspaper The Tulsa Star with promising salary. Address 116 M. Greenwoula Oklahoma for details.
A historic report notes rat involvement in plague spread, summarizing a four month London era finding. From July to October 114, 15 239 rats were examined for plague infection with 35 infected, 27 premises harboring infected rats, and areas previously marked as infected. Rat destruction efforts by local groups reduced local rat populations in many places.
Provident Wilcos recalls incidents of Woodrow Wilson's boyhood with his Presbyterian clergyman father who had a habit of paying exactly what he thought. The president says he cannot view himself as leader of the United States but as the son of Joseph R. Wilson and envies his father's church ties.
A San Francisco Paname-tacite exposition displays a United States Geological Survey exhibit tracing surface features from primal oceans to modern lands. The gallery includes life’s arc from trilobites to saber-toothed cats and hyenas, framed as a vivid history of progress. A guest notes the author’s perceptive powers, while the proprietor jokes about sea breeze and beach snacks.
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