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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
8
Two special articles by correspondents describe civilian life under strain and frontline impressions in France. The text notes grim work and sharp actions by allied troops, highlighting dangers faced by soldiers and civilians amid ongoing combat.
Mrs Hilliard Ailivon left Kansas after the death of her nephew Claude Hamilton who perished in a mine explosion. Mr Williams husband of Mrs Elle Reed suffered severe injuries in the same incident. Rev MD Brookins has been reassigned as pastor to Wards Chapel A Missouri church, bringing gladness to many members.
Advertises general soliciting jobs for both men and women with pay from fifty dollars per month. Requires applicants to be well recommended and alert. Respond quickly to Department B M S155 Second St Meskkogee.
Reports describe Dre Gee and Sun of Chars sitie leading to a weekend funeral in Munbogwr. Flags were lowered as crowds gathered for the service for Mire teh ev with many attendees from the city and surrounding areas. The ceremony included local clergy and a burial in Oklahoma lineage, reflecting the loss felt citywide.
The Star Hair Grower seeks one thousand agents with promises of good money. The pitch claims a hair growth treatment works for many and offers commissions for sending in $1 to receive a starter packet. Addresses in Evanston Illinois and Greensboro North Carolina are listed for Southern and Northern branches.
Coffeyville area church activities highlighted by Rev Graves preaching a farewell sermon to a full house at the M church. Attendees included Salem and other locals who expressed support and planned future gatherings. In city reports, various locals were mentioned attending services, meetings, and community events, with emphasis on church life and civic help.
Cindia Lee has returned to the city after a three week absence. She was away visiting her aunt until Parson.
In a Sunday service at the city church two new members were admitted. The new addition is expected to bring improvement to the church. The change marks a notable step for the Colored church in Bartlesville as it aims to grow and welcome new congregants.
The readable text records a Sunday collection, church officers, and mentions a knife attack on Mr. Taylor, leaving a wound in the hand. It also notes Rush Lodge charter anticipation and travel for a conference or anniversary gathering with vague references to a November event and a New Voip Kapha hotel.
A historical case discusses custom charges and a contract with mules shipped to Texas. Officials paused payment when mules were deemed not articles but persons individuals and entities. the board of appraisers sustained the claim. The ruling questioned whether the mules qualify as property under the contract and law.
Unclear readable lines describe a public notice with missing names dates and actions. The legible content mentions a local organization and a general prompt to take some action but specifics are unreadable.
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