Community Notes and Local Notices from Tulna Star
Pauls Valley residents plan travel and visits while pastor Austin of A ME church led services. Entertainment at A ME church impressed attendees. Ownership and circulation statements for Tulna Star dated October 1915 list editor A J Smitherman and manager Hinton. no bondholders. Notary public Auger Cues expires December 13, 1916.
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Efrenta
Tulna Star
Fuld
Ollawolla
A. J. Smitherman
Tulua
Olin
Hinton
A. J. Snitherman
Tulna
Kia
Publigher
AL J. Steithermain
Tulsa
Olde
A. J Smitherman
Vattor & Prop. Wort
HH. Auger Cues
Notary Public
Nintdslon
Doe
McAlester Notes Look Back at Local Happenings
Local notices report sermons by Reverend Henry and Pastor W. W. Atchison, a quilt sale raffle, the death of Milliard Allixon at 8th and Washington, and obituaries for Wm. Smith and Tom Millin. Marriage of Grace Stansberry and Bam Smith, Nina Jobaison Willshaw's Liberty visit, and community remarks from Radley and Williams. Childrens’ donkey accident noted with minor injury. Drs Gray and Chapman assist.
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Tom Millinwrie
Cal
Grace Stansberry
Bam Smith
Smith
Va U, & Polldor
Arts
Happines Mira
Nina Jobaison Willshaw
Liberty
Keffle Reed Williams
Radley
Kan
W. ¥. Hulsey
Mra
Willim Bly
Gray and
Chapman Pre
Tulsa Superior Court Publication Notice for Divorce
Public notice in Tulsa County Oklahoma states that the plaintiff files for divorce from Katie Little on grounds of abandonment and gross neglect of duty. The defendant must answer by November 13, 1916, or a default judgment granting divorce and related relief will be entered. Witness dated September 26, 1916, Court Clerk Frank Ingraham.
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Superior Court
Tulsa County
Oklahoma
Plaintif
Kieeie Little
Patton
Ald Patton
Wilde
Anid
Boal
Yrank Ingraham
Army Tests Propose Monthly 10 Mile Walk In Place Of 20 Mile Ride
General staff officers move to abolish the 20 mile annual ride for Army officers proposing a 20 mile hozenback ride or a 10 mile walk in one day each month. The Navy and Marine Corps already require a 10 mile walk. The annual exam remains to detect incapacity and ensure fitness. The Noble Guard of Italy loses its commander Prince Camillo Rompigliosi as reform opens recruitment to Catholics from any country. The guard’s black tunic and gold crest, Papal carabinieri patrol the Vatican, and the papal army totals about 600.
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Army
Staf
Navy
Marine Corps
Italy
Camillo Ronpigliosi
Pius X
Papal Carabinieri
Atranger
Vatican
Detective Billy Burny Returns From Bankers Association Tour
Detective Billy Burny reports strong temperance in western Pennsylvania during a country tour for the Bankers Association. He notes a strict store policy on rope sales with jokes about needing a prescription, reflecting local attitudes and humor.
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Spicious
Billy” Burny
Ierita
Pennsylvania
Burns
Murakeeper
Dterman Wilhem Pfeifer
Olpetnnal Thea Star
Local religious notices and social updates from Bartlesville
The Bartlesville column lists church events and social notices including sermons by M P D Wall, gatherings at First Baptist and New Hope churches, friend visits, travel reports, and charitable contributions. Also noted are community announcements about Miss Martha Monigan’s return and attendance at the AM conference, plus coal market observations from Spitsbergen and Avanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitsbergen
Bombay
Spitshorgan
Hours Hold Ruth Lunch Meeting At Fort Mew
A three course lunch was served at the meeting with attendees from Fort and Moxie Hold. Participants enjoyed the session and the noon gathering proceeded with a cordial, communal tone.
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Ruth
Readers urged to buy magazines by livery family
An appeal urges subscribers to order many magazines, promising low prices and a bundle deal. The call emphasizes convenience and support for the local press, inviting readers to contact the office or respond to the advertisement for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Douglass Place Preservation Controversy Cited by Local Leader
A Cobb County editorial recalls Dr. Booker T. Washington and local history as a push to preserve Douglass Place. The piece warns that white and Black residents once opposed the home and urges public subscriptions to fund the cause while promising to publish subscriber names and amounts.
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Booker
Washington
Celine
Wendertok Douglaw
Winwite
Pune
Steveland Ga. Lewtty
wasRiete
Tsero
Douglass
Btar
Pratt Bath House for Colored People Advertises Radium Treatments
An advertisement from Claremore Oklahoma promotes Radium Water Baths and a full spa regimen for colored people at the Pratt Bath House. It describes Radium Water therapy, electric and steam treatments, Swedish body massage, and vibrator therapy, with special prices and bulk water shipments. The Pratt and Mrs Pratt invite interested patrons to write for terms.
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Missouri Ave
Claremore
Okla
MIL
MHS
BM. Pratt
PRATT
Abovve
Mand
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Stanford Furniture Co
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East Second St
J. T. Stanford
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Sanders
Mr. Zeb Curry
Temaily
Toeksat
Annie Saunders
Mies der Prev
Bulpbirr Vinir
Itw
Austin
A. ME Haorel
A. ME
Mee Matt and
Hellen Williams
McAlester Notes
Henry
Bant Star Baptist Church
Wm.s
C. Mt. Wi
Alyrnoon
W. W. Atchison
Com
Prof
Scott
Guthriefe
Milliard Allixon
8Th
Washington Sts
Wii
Hie Slater
Mix Jno
Lindsay
H. Speara
Pinintttt
Bartlesville News
Howard Norman
M PD Wall
Miura Stewart
Atheer
Vietting
Kia Thompson Mae
Colfeyente
Kung
Martha Monigan
Patumeia
Ramona City
Ave Fomtngnjak
Patty
K. of Po
Eton Thy Ehiteches
Ray
Mamie Hazelrig
Papua
Atlantis
Ainvefy
Ural
Mel Mikene
Eis Daily
Nratiic
WHI
Blavery
Mapua
Heian Sew
Aunthaliin
Arlion
Wien
Bern
Caver
Whiel
North
Cincinnati
Tulsa Household Supply Co
Douglass Place
Hooker
MeCtTomieny
Langvie Ualwacwey
Gaking Eer Ceternahite University
Sod Menage
Aimee
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