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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
5
Public record from Oklahoma Superior Court reveals a divorce action for abandonment and neglect of duty. The notice names defendant Wh Latte and plaintiff Wie Alente Lit Wie, with a Nov 9 deadline to answer. The court clerk Frank Ingraham signs the notice, and attorneys Spears and others are listed.
Reports from Coweta describe Mr M. Nichols's illness and surgery aided by Dr Carter and Dr Johnston. Prof Chace Davis from Kansas plans a dental operation this week, while Rev. Wm Buchanan leads revived meetings. A funeral for Mr John Flower and wife notes lavender caskets and Creek nation ties. A drama at Wagoner involves Jackson Sumner’s insanity and a post office incident.
The Adkinson and Tubbs Co retail grocery on East Second Street went bankrupt and stock valued around 11000 was bought by Traders. Traders claim the bankruptcy will allow price protection and benefit Tulna customers while strengthening their own position.
A fragmented note discusses a customs ruling about mules being shipped for a contract project and returning to Texas as articles or possibly persons. The text questions whether mules can be considered articles of American growth or viable persons under the law and notes a related controversy in Milanese context.
A garbled notice from Velvia Arkansas mentions Baptists and a ship or boat event with unclear dates. The fragmentary text references a meeting place, possibly a baptismal or congregational gathering, and names unclear persons or organizations.
A wedding in Jenks united Basil Mee Kevin Vavie and Lartial deri with Rey A Johnson of this city officiating. The couple returned home to Jenks amid two doves signaling a joyful ceremony and shared happiness.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Lovin and Wymeade in a local meeting context. It references motive and timing loosely but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Names appear as Lovin and Wymeade with partial phrases about a syn and a mob event.
Bartlesville notes cover various local happenings and church affairs. Mentions padnatine and Mir and Mire, a visit to Tulsa and Guiteville, a district adjournment, and ongoing diner work under My W A Ridgeway. Also notes members traveling, church meetings, quarterly canter and district secretary Adaine, with community events and praises for caring for the board.
Health advocates promote Radium Water Baths at the Pratt Bath House for Colored people. Mr and Mrs Pratt advertise electric vapor, radium tubs, and hydrotherapy aimed at curing skin infections, rheumatic troubles, and kidney issues. Pricing for four courses and quantities from one gallon to thirty gallons is listed.
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