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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions a lawyer and an official office, indicating a formal communication or filing. Details about parties, dates, and actions are unclear, but the fragment suggests a legal matter or regulatory notice issued by an attorney general office.
A fragmented account describes Taft community activities and meetings with mentions of local figures and groups. The text references preparations, speeches, and civic interests, highlighting a regional culture of events and public engagement.
A garbled piece discusses patterns, pricing, and performances, referencing figures like Vern Meh and Windies. It mentions warnings about trends and contrasts between theories and practical retail or event outcomes, with unclear names and dates.
The message notes Jotimwon of the Taft News, a veteran editor and publisher, showing health and work interference concerns. It hints at a possible temporary relief from duties, hoping to regain strength and resume responsibilities in the near future.
Farm notes discuss oats and wheat prospects, with fields plowed and replanted plans. Nearby farmers report regional crop conditions and the influence of the Boy Scouts and agricultural clubs on youth education and farming practices. Local landowners like George W. Savich are mentioned amid broader community agricultural activity and expected export potential.
Notice from Brooksville Telephone Company of Oklahoma state reorganization and stock sale to raise funds for maintenance and extension. Shares at 100 each, two thousand shares authorized, proceeds to be invested for company development and improvements. Secretary Mas McKnight signs.
Lily White Tabernacle Tulsa invites members to a special service on Sunday June 19 at 8 oclock for the annual sermon. Mrs Magele Vaden remains at her post guiding the banner and congregation as plans unfold for the district conference. The letter notes a return from a district tour and confirms ongoing preparation for the event.
Tulsa defeats Oklahoma City in a two game series to take the state title. Voreman pitched effectively for Tulsa, striking out Giants Puller in left field for the Colts, while manager Emmerman and Lex Gray guide a strong Western Association contender. Tulsa finished 11–5 in 16 games with a 0.658 percentage, led by standout performances from Voreman, Forenn, Randolph, Butsy, Chaney, Ryan, and Williams.
Mr and Mrs William Cherry entertained a large group for a delicious four course supper in their Greenwood home. The hostess Mrs Davie received many invitations and friends from Coweta and city attended the social event. The evening featured music and festive decor with a bouquet centerpiece and yellow ribbon accents.
Prof KidsteCoy of Joplin Missouri hosted a visit by Top Star Mao on Friday. McCoy competes in welterweight among professional boxers and searches for an opening in Tulsa. No knockouts each apply.
Hon HH P Ewing, famed Potato King of Kaw Valley Kansas, advocates a back to the farm movement. He travels across states to drum up support for a Model Truck Gardening Farm. A Vernon A M E Church lecture impressed a committee led by Dr J A Johnson to seek land and plan the project. Citizens show enthusiasm and await a meeting date for stronger action.
A letter urges Colored residents in Muskogee to insure with the Negro Exchange Insurance Association citing paid sick claims of 1402 dollars for a customer and multiple recent settlements. It praises two courteous representatives Mooreland and Williams and notes the agency’s local presence with ad coverage in the Star.
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