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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1915

Page

3

Reminiscence of a Civil War Era Black Volunteer

Rev J Preston Watena of Pueblo Colorado recalls a former enslaved youth who fled slavery during the Civil War and found shelter with Thomas Gannon in Missouri. The letter recounts wartime kindness, the youth’s literacy efforts, and later life as a devout servant and educator amid broader black uplift in Texas and Prairie View.

Parnan Eallor Mt Monte Vien Cole Gannon Ninth Missouri Cavalry Ely Iter Watson Cannon Taptath Gannon Mr. Watson Gannon Walt Axain Furitt Telpfut Lynehtur Hiis Robert Barnatt Howling Grean Pike County Missoul Punblo Paul's 3. John's A. M

Benjamin Banneker The Black Astronomer and Ellicott City Birth

The article recounts Benjamin Banneker born near Ellicott's Mills Maryland before the Revolutionary War. It notes his self education in reading and mathematics and astronomical work aided by Andrew Ellicott. It mentions praise from Thomas Jefferson and a memoir by J Hbntrode, plus a Philadelphia paper planned by a colored men syndicate to circulate in many cities as a pioneering fully black run newspaper.

Nanneker Ellicott’s Mille Maryland Baltimore Tip Wan Andrew Ellicott Staatronomer Ellicott's Milly Ellicott Wan & Friend Washington District of Columbia Hanneker Manneker Thomas Jefferson Praach Academy of Sciences Secretary of the Navy J. H. i Bn Philadelphia Weston New York Gallimore Phite Delphin

Fragmented OCR notes on social habits and markets

The excerpt lists quirky observations about pretended art and gender roles, references a Bible pun, notes beer production in the United Kingdom, and mentions looting in a depot waiting room. It includes a stray line about a Japanese toy center and Tokyo. The text is garbled and reads as miscellaneous fragments rather than a cohesive report.

Local Groceries and Meats Dealer Promises Prompt Delivery

A local grocer and meat market proclaims first class products and attentive service. The ad emphasizes customer care, prompt order handling, and repeat business.

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