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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
4
The readable parts describe a garbled discussion about events in a town or region, mentioning committees, militia, plates, and a hint at dates or actions. Confusing phrases reference real entities but lack coherent structure, preventing clear identification of people, places, or outcomes. The piece appears as a damaged news fragment with potential political or procedural content embedded in noisy OCR.
A fragmented political piece mentions a social event and a campaign setting with scattered references to Pacman, candidates, and voting dynamics. The text hints at voter behavior, minority groups, and claims of manipulation, ending with cryptic allusions to press coverage and party lines.
A lengthy guardianship dispute unfolds in Oklahoma involving white guardians and a Negro settlement in Laney County. The case centers on who may be appointed guardian for colored children amid accusations of bias by white guardians and questions of wealth, property, and legal authority. The Guardianship League advocates for fair, unbiased proceedings while opponents warn of racial prejudice influencing guardianship outcomes and asset control.
An Amector from New York sought a Washington state scene for a story and sent a young assistant to gather details. A hurriedly printed note revealed the writer’s address on the first page, while the artist faced distrust from dealers about providing portraits or material.
Fairview Dairy promotes a black owned operation three miles from town claiming eleven cows supply pure milk daily in Tulsa county. A W Anderson is the proprietor offering steady dairy service to the city.
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about a person named Phat chaeieur and a letter of reows nendadon. The readable lines imply instruction or advice to take similar ICs to reach a goal, but the content is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or identifiable real entities.
The Star Cleaning Parlor advertises updated sanitization methods and ladies alterations. It promotes made to measure clothing with wide fabric choices and styles. Hat cleaning and blocking offered. Address line appears garbled.
A historical notice praises Sheriff Jiek Woulley for four years of service in Tulea County. It endorses his reelection, claims he has supported patrols and safety, and attacks opponents while asserting his republican fidelity and dedication to duty.
Ft Worth Industrial and Mechanical College announces E. L. Bacsiear as president. A. M. steps into leadership as the college enters a new term.
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