Sixth Summer Session at Langston University Announces Courses
The Colored Agricultural and Normal University’s sixth summer session at Langston Oklahoma will begin August 1. The program lists courses in mathematics, language, history, civics, bookkeeping, agriculture, and teacher training with examinations at July end. Sessions and exams are overseen by the Superintendent of Public Instruction and county normal schools, with credit applicable toward summer study.
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Colored Agricultural and Normal University
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Oklahowa
Tate
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Inman
Langelon
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Barbecued Meats and Fresh Groceries Advertised
An old newspaper ad promotes fresh barbecued meats, chili, pies, cakes, soda pop and ice cream at 118 N Eigin Ave with Tel 125 W M Gill Prop. another line markets a small grocery offering fresh stock, country produce cash paid, and barbecued meats served from Tel 1ozo.
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N. Eigin
W. M. Gill
Greenwood
J. W. Ashford
Bartlesville News Briefs From Various Local Notices
A fragmented Bartonville era local column mentions community events and obliquely references to people and places. The text lists names, dates, and venues in a foggy OCR style with multiple garbled phrases, implying scheduling notes and social notices across neighborhoods. The piece segues through historical place names and personal names without clear full sentences or concise facts.
Local Notes Highlight Community Way of Life and People
A sprawling, imperfect OCR fragment reflects a mid-century local notes section. It mentions community figures, upcoming meetings, religious preachers, a secretary, and a Galveston trip. It references Gunthes and Crewe Witlee, and notes on ministers, visitors, and a charity event with attendees and a hospital or hotel setting. The piece is fragmentary but conveys local social scenes and civic life.
The Telestar Becomes Available at Bil
A fragment from a late page notes the Telestar set available for purchase at Bil. The item is mentioned amid a jumble of names and local references, with few readable specifics beyond the sale note and a Sunday timing cue.
Fragments of a Mor English Verse Fragment
The text presents garbled lines referencing a person named Frances A. Morris and a generation theme. It suggests a commentary on children, warmth, and belonging within a community, though many words are unreadable. The readable portion centers on a family or generational note tied to a place.
Pittsburg County Colored Normal Institute Faculty Advertises
Pittsburg County Colored Normal Institute announces a May 1 start for a teacher training program. It outlines enrollment steps, a $200 examination fee, and a $100 training cost with certificates possible. The notice lists officials, instructors, and the planned course structure for the Beowolf methods and practical training.
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Pittsburg County
Colored Normal Institute
Local Owkahoma City Social Evening At Mire Ve Residence
A May gathering at Mire Ve with Harvny and Mee 7 Debonur as bowtease delighted attendees. Guests included A J Sialthermian of the Tulsa tur. The evening featured entertainment by the Hhovters and a lively social mood.
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Okdahone City
Harvny
Westor
A. J. Sialthermian
Tulsa
Fragmentary Readings Show Strange Transcription Oddities
The text presents garbled phrases and disrupted syntax with unclear names and context. It resembles a corrupted OCR sample containing stray letters, partial words, and mixed up segments, offering little concrete event or person data to identify.
Man Returns After 21 Years of Absence in Bizarre Family Scene
Adam Rondel of Lester returns home after 21 years to find wife at a downtown restaurant with friends. He confronts wife and another man, is ordered to leave, then is discharged by the judge after admitting he aimed to return to Warren Center. The case ends with a warning to stay away.
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Jan Ant
RKO
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Childeen
Minehamton
Adam Rondel
Lester
Hhire
Bo Fawation Ronuries
Hls
Hin
Stiner
Tundal
Moshers
Randal
Henry Pickering
Fandal
Teandal
Potlee Court
Warren Center
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