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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
2
A fragmentary editorial urges readers to support local newspapers and printing by subscribing and hiring local workers. It argues papers unite the town, sustain jobs for children and marginalized workers, and rely on community backing to remain vibrant and independent.
Fragmented report from Okmulgee area detailing a school event at Tan te High Selioat with closing exercises and a history of the section. Mentions students, teachers, and a graduating concert with choirs, a address by Prof. Hall of Hennesy, and various attendees.
Locals note petition efforts to urge the mayor for relief, references to community leaders, visits by Mrs Cannon and Mrs Gurley, and plans for a big day for the colored population at Midway. Notices include printing services offered, the Tulsa Star Printing Co, and the Reading Room at North Greenwood. Details cover local visits, business turnout, and a stalled engine needing life from Mr. Taylor with an address on South Lansing.
The Tulsa Star provides a late edition roundup of city happenings including municipal updates, community notices, and brief notices from local organizations. Key names, places, and dates are summarized to capture the day’s essential items.
A string of short notes records visits and events in nearby towns. Woght of Claremore toured Central City Missionary Lodge at Cleare Vows. McMillery called to Lowes to lead a revival. Mrs Miggpie Waters returned from Cincinnati under Dr. Conrad care. Mr Gissol Smith of Independence plans to stay. Rev McMillen to Htegas for a meeting with Rev Hirake. A M Tucker spent Sunday at Beggs. J W Hughes reports school plans in Sapulpa. Dr A C Jackson left for Guthrie for three days. Prof LF Scott visited Tulsa Star office. Robert Yarbrough from Okmulgee visited Cherry and Green. Miss Loriie Hood of Jackson entertained by Ms Williams in Jackson. Mrs Bell of Hell Cafe ill. Huff wins gold headed cane for raising over $25. Dan Broges weds Mrs Tolier Sunday. Rev W H Woods officiated.
The Tulsa Star reports on the M. E. church in Tulsa led by Rev HG Griffin. A Monday night storm sent a cloud southward, bursting over the ICM E parsonage, bringing a downpour of food for the PC and his followers.
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