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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
4
The Tulsa Star advocates increasing business ventures for Black boys and girls in Tulsa. It cites demand for rent houses and praises First Baptist Church members for a $4 donation to the editor, while criticizing Tulsa World coverage of Black people.
Report says T J Jones led a revival for Rev Houston in Sapulpa last week and returned Saturday night to a storm at the parsonage. The cyclone led by Hiro Joseph Jackson left groceries and about three dollars in money. a second whirlwind with Sister Rebecker Williams brought similar offerings and more groceries. The pastor and wife praise the blessings.
The 14th edition of the Tul an City directory shows Tulsa including outlying areas at 45 378, up from 45 276 last year. David John, 16, died at home on East Archer Street Tuesday morning from stomach trouble.
A set of 1914 political notices announcing candidacies for Congress County Judge County Treasurer Sheriff and related offices in Tulsa County. Names include Pat Malloy JW Woo Pro RD HD Sharffer James W. Wooley and S S Hooke with primaries on August 4th 1914.
An advertisement in this paper invites readers to visit Evens Cafe for Pest meals in town. The note also mentions a kitchen specialty and a product named PRESTO promising a quick improvement.
The directory lists Grand officers for lodges in Oklahoma including Grand Vice Protector W. Wein ey, Grand Treasurer M. Amphrey, Grand Chaplain W. Henry, and other roles with addresses in Sapulpa Tulsa Wagoner Muskogee Depew and Okmulgee. It notes judges statewide must report monthly publications to the Star office by Wednesday each week and invites communications to Star Tulsa.
A fragmented ad proclaims we must have money and urges inverted price cuts. It lists numerous goods like sugar beans corn tomatoes rice crackers and potatoes with references to Van Camp s products Priced to beat Mexico and touts a money back promise and star brand shoes in Tulea with emphasis on value and direct buying.
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