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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes reference Guthana Waianae Leata Meting trustee and Jone who hit a fee. The text mentions a meeting about property deeds, legal notices, and a poll with references to The Star and The Hague. Names like Walker Bowker Patton and Hes are shown amid disjointed clues to a local civic issue and upcoming vote.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a candidate debate or meeting amid health condition hints. It references a Thursday evening event with a person named Jess at a location resembling ShUWNed, and mentions TV or telecommunication involvement. The readable elements are scattered and unclear.
Readable remnants describe a sales flyer for a department store offering women’s apparel, skirts, hats, and silks at cut prices. The ad touts weekly specials across garments, millinery, and accessories with numerous price points and varied styles.
Fragmentary text reveals a newspaper statement endorsing democratic principles, education, and public duty. It references opinions about governance and the role of media in guiding readers toward informed civic life, with scattered names and dates garbled by OCR.
Fragmentary OCR from a 1918 Oklahoma county court record and public notice page. Mentions a petition by Miley against Miles, a court clerk Frank Ghmn, and references to a German naval threat era text and various legal notices. Many misspellings obscure full facts. core items include a civil suit in Tula County and a scheduled hearing.
Mrs. J. G. Callins of Muskogee visits Tulsa this week and calls on Mrs. Staples at 318 N Franklin St. Friends in Muskogee are saddened to bid her goodbye and cherish the common memories of her stay.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a quarterly meeting at a chapel or church with unclear details and several garbled names and numbers. It mentions a trust, players or participants, and a game or event with mixed references to sports and local figures, all presented in incomplete form.
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