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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
4
The new age rule requires officers to be between 21 and 45. Many veterans may retire to avoid the limit while new applicants face stricter entry. The chief says the department is being tuned to a metropolitan standard.
Estella to Lowery of Tulsa seeks the whereabouts of her relative Mrs. Joeanna McMurrey once of Twelve miles south of Maryanna Arkansas. She was known as Joe Spencer and had several children including Catherine Lewis Kirale Tillie Ora Phill Beste and James. Parents named Lang Goowaby and Fannie Goonsby. The inquiry notes a past surname Goveahy and a marriage to Jon McMurrey.
When you come to Okmulgee the sne to Viset us 1 Buscape Sas Witch Street Ombgee Oklahoma L W Wells proprietor.
A fragment recounts Comeroy noting a chauffeur’s failure to meet expectations and advising giving a letter of recommendation to encourage a peaceful departure. The exchange underscores a strategy to resolve a tense situation without conflict.
A series of political announcements declare candidacies for offices including County Judge in Tata County, Sheriff in Tulsa County, County Treasurer in Tulsa County, and County Clerk in Tulsa County, all subject to the Democratic primary held August 4 1914. The notices name multiple candidates and emphasize the upcoming primary. A cafe ad at Evans Cafe promotes meals and home cooking.
The listing provides names and roles of Knights of Pythias officers across Oklahoma towns including Sapulpa Wagoner Muskogee Tulsa and others. It notes addresses such as Sapulpa and Muskogee and mentions communications to The Sula Star in Tulsa for updates or corrections to the directory.
An OCR noisy ad lists numerous groceries and goods including sugar, corn, tomatoes, crackers, tobacco, molasses, pepper, coffee, and shoes. It highlights low prices, direct buying, and a call to visit the Tulsa store for the best lines and satisfaction guarantees.
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