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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
7
Clothing, shoes, hats, and caps offered with a satisfaction guaranteed or money back promise. Styles and values emphasized by The Reliable Clothiers.
An Arkansas page ad promotes Todian Herb Tea as a universal remedy for constipation stomach and organ troubles with a two month program for $1.25 and a 10 cent herb book offer. The notice also reports local obituary items, social events, and sports plans from Tulsa and Chandler communities.
The weekly Young Women’s Christian Club gathering on Thursday March 4 at 1612 South Denver featured Miss Hattie Smith as hostess. Members answered roll call after a pleasant hour of business and a repast. birthday gifts poured for president Mrs A G Gambrell. Sewing head Mrs James Ratcliff and Mrs Nathaniel Duckery were mentioned as indisposed. Ernest Powell of the 25th Infantry US Army discharged March 5 1920 arrived in Tulsa seeking work. Rental notice for Hotel Alexander rooms over Dreamland Theatre 129 North Greenwood Street.
A sizable Tulsa group traveled Friday afternoon to Muskogee to see the Yokohama Matt Operetta at the Vinton Theatre under the direction of Mrs. L. Clark.
Cortler N Frankfort and EB streets list Sunday School at 4320 A M Morning Worship 1 00 P M Junior League 3 30 P M Epworth League devotions 6 30 P M Evening Worship 7 30 P M with spiritual singing and gripping sermons feature each service Pastor H T Johnson See Sam White for Tulsa Star and 119 Oak St for a weekly issue Also notes on Wesley's Grape Juice Bevo and various fountain treats and candies offered at the venue
Vintage ad for D W Fillmore proprietor Sand Springs Oklahoma offering fancy and staple groceries. lists meats mar and cured, bologna, cheese, butter, hosiery notions pins and needles. promotes courteous treatment and best prices for country produce. public notice earlier mentions Tulsa district court divorce suit Mary E Skelton vs Melinda Skelton.
Weet Bryant Se Howell advertises skilled sewing services and ready garments for sale. Private seller notes reliable work, offers garments and alterations, and invites inquiries from interested customers.
Stationed as a formal closing line, this snippet records a signing with a seal dated March 11, expressing a legal or ceremonial acknowledgment. No additional names or details are readable to identify parties or purpose.
A regional store touts reducing the cost of living by gardening and raising staples. It highlights Satisfaction Money Back and home delivery by phone, claiming busy housewives can order by phone and have groceries and meats delivered, with special bargains available today. Phone 3644.
Tark Mills, a prominent city youth, was shot in the abdomen and Howard Galling wounded in the arm at the home of Bill Stevenson on Tit Tendence street. Jodie Carroll is charged with the shooting as Mills recovers. Calins and others await word in county jail.
Mills shot at an officer after a rapid sequence of gunfire and threats, with the officer claiming self defense. The narrative notes Mills had stated intent to fire and was wounded as a result, while Milly's bravery is questioned amid dim prospects.
The article surveys African American magazines in 1919 1920 highlighting The Woman's Voice World Work and World Outlook. It praises editorial aims quality color covers and portraits while noting subscriber support challenges and the broader push for Black literary press. It cites Philadelphia and New York publishers and urges financial backing from both genders.
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