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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1919
Page
6
An OCR fragment from a Hennessey Oklahoma page records a jumble of names, events, and local notes. It references Prof Hall and mining in Oklahoma, church events, court and police mentions, community meetings, and several residents, with many broken phrases and unclear dates, offering a snapshot of early 20th century small town life.
Negotiations for settling the Adriatic dispute move toward a direct settlement between Italy and Yugoslavia, with American mediation. The Austrian treaty may omit specifics on Tilmatine limits, while broader peace plans for Hungary, Germany, and the Near East unfold, risking delays.
Oklahoma reports as varied list of items including a campaign for dairy regulation led by O. F. Mullis, a homebound Ninety‑second Division return, a birth on a city streetcar, a farmer cooperative forming a four‑gin operation, and two Vinita youths sentenced for jewelry theft. Other notes cover church and school funding, new fireproofing at the state hospital, waterworks repairs after a lightning strike, and wage plans for harvest labor with lodging provided.
A United States Agriculture study explains when to drag earth and gravel roads. It discusses moisture levels, soil types, and timing after rain to prevent ruts and maintain a smooth surface.
A concise note explores shifting public opinion on road building as authority owners and motorists influence policy. The discussion highlights the growing awareness of transportation needs and potential regret over previous planning, signaling a push for revised infrastructure strategies.
Analysis argues permanent surface highways would save 8 or 0 cents per ton in hauling. Highlights vast interstate commerce driven by agriculture and mining, stressing efficiency gains from better roads.
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