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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1914

Page

8

Thaviu’s Band to Headline New State Fair Attraction

Thaviu and his band will perform at the New State Fair at Murkerawn on October 6 75 as a premier act. The ensemble promises tango dancers opera singers and notable musical novelty with Thaviu leading a troupe described as one of the world’s finest. The act is billed as a rare entertainment treat expected to draw large crowds with colorful routines and a strong tango influence.

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Poultry Show Draws Attention to Chicken Industry

The article highlights interest in poultry shows and poultry breeding as a means to reduce living costs. It notes enthusiasts expect profits from poultry ventures, with liberal premiums promising bright prospects and leaders distributing books and circulars to promote the movement.

Okiahoma

Large purses lure the best horses at New State fair

The New State Fair offers about $10,000 in purses for horse racing drawing top horses from across the region. entries include forty five owners in the 2:25 pace for $1,000 and a strong field in the 2:00 trot for $1,000. The event promises fast times, excitement, and wide public interest as spectators await the races.

Oklahoma Nest Weliade Hurenmett Poe Annune Ron Ceason Tuerke New State Pale Mons of Auimale Llelaey

Wonderful aerial act thrills fairgoers across the country

The Plying Bielette family of three performs an aerial act that defies gravity and has become a sensation on tour, drawing large crowds. Also featured are Mandy the Hee Haw mule, four ponies, four monkeys, four dogs, and barrels in a vaudeville style show with the Flying Kosards comedy act. At Mushogen, the bill promises another free attraction.

Tione Mir Mushogen

Ladies Visit Leads to Court of Callanthe Meeting

The Ladies of the Court of Callanthe visited the Hanetian office Thursday afternoon, with attendees Mmex Frenchie Smith BC Hollingsworth J Tobison Jd Jackson Porter and EC Saith, in a noted social encounter.

Court of Callanthe Hanetian Atar Mmex Frenchie Smith BC Hollingsworth J Tobison Jd Jackson Porter EC Saith

Second Annual Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Convention

The Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Association holds its Second Annual Convention in Muskogee with talks by national and state experts on farm education, club work, and farm efficiency. Topics include boys and girls club programs, USDA demonstrations, disease controls, soil and seed practices, and rural economic policy.

Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Mucko Hawker Oklahoma Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Association

$20,000 for premiums at the big fair

The New State Fair offers $20,000 in premiums across cultural, stock raising, and domestic departments to attract exhibitors from across the country. The association, five years strong, aims to stimulate better stock and farm products while engaging youth through the Boys and Girls Demonstration Club funded prizes supervised by the U S Department of Agriculture.

Fair Association Fale Association Boys and Ciple Demonstration Club United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Oklahoma

New School Building in East End Under Construction

The BewWxplored school for the East End is under construction and will be ready soon for occupancy. The building will be a modern structure with equipment and will house Manual Training and Domestic Science departments. Estimated cost is $7,606,08.

Noted Physicians Banquetted Here

A local event honors Dr Wilkon and Dr Johnston, pioneering surgeons in the region. The pair are said to have treated hundreds in long careers, with Dr Johnston maintaining weekly trips to Tulsa and both associated with Memphis hospital and Meloy University. Their presence draws patients from Coweta, Mingo, and surrounding towns seeking operations and care.

Br. Wilkon Mold Aurgery Wilton Medical LH. Johnston Wilson Ile Coweta Munogee Memphis Johneton Johnston Merphis Tulsa Wien Wm. Cherry Nori Green

Auto Dare Devils Promised at Muskogee Fair

The fifth annual Muskogee New State fair features auto dare devils and speed demonstrations. World champion Louis Disbrow headlines with record-fast desertion on dirt circuits in his Simplex Zip. Lou Heineman, ex Marmon racer, also competes along with Eddie Hearne in additional auto events.

Muskoges Louis Dishrow

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Thaviu A. F. Thaviu Flying Bicketts Jon JF Darby Muskogee Okla O. B. Martin U. S Department of Agriculture Fetter Mary E Mary E. Creswell U .S. Department of Agriculture U S Dovio J P Mushouk Washington, D C Mon Leally Huw Pow Brewer Chishoma City de WoLtall Clepemera Hon George Muraiall Department of Geol Roads Warrington DC Cyrue Avery Mweror Wevoner Geo M Porter McAlweter Louis Me Joan Fipide Oklahoma Farm Journal Ton T. A Borman Kaneke Hopton TL Jettords MK @ T Benett Bill O Owen Rees Vo Hicks American Poultry Association H M Cattreil Rooke Island Alfalra R B Smith Sherman Tex Tord P. Gare FP Harris Agricultural Commission American Hawkers Assn Champaign W D. Kentley Mae Wach County Louie Diebrow The Star Cloning Parlor N. K. Pyrtle, Proprietor
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