When in Claremore Visit Autumn Leaf Parlor
John A. Lewis, proprietor, invites visitors to Claremore for the Autumn Leaf Billiard and Shaving Parlor experience with classic snooker style and grooming services in a historic setting.
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
5
John A. Lewis, proprietor, invites visitors to Claremore for the Autumn Leaf Billiard and Shaving Parlor experience with classic snooker style and grooming services in a historic setting.
The article chronicles McPhee a daredevil who risked life for film glory in New York. It details his leap from a 128 foot high dive into Hartetn waters, a train roof stunt, and a river leap, done to prove himself for a movie career. Parents feared his death would arise from his quest to "make good" in cinema.
Two men employed at the court house quit their jobs after wives accused them of seeking detention by the sheriff. The men had hoped for placement on an honor roll but were unable to convince their wives of their intentions and resigned.
An engineer reports a homesteader lying on a railroad rack between Tanwar and Margao Lake. A snow plow nearly shoves him off but he is unharmed. The man, taunted by trespassing on railroad property, was taken to Tacoma. A dog guards drunk homesteaders on the track, barking at oncoming trains to warn engineers.
Lila Williams returns from Texas while others travel for visits and events. Mrs Frances Congr visits Miskogee Aunt, and many community members attend church events, gatherings, and social visits. The Miss Crout wedding news and local society updates appear amid family and church notices as townsfolk share travel and event details.
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