City News Briefs From Local Residents and Developments
Dreamland theatre manager Mr Lee is ill at Williams Hotel. Mrs Webb and Mrs Todd visit from North Ford and Bartleville. Mae Stovall and Emma Ellis recoveries noted. Frank sine and Lula Adams return from visits. John Bell released after a man death case and returns to New State Barber Shop. Rev. F H Prentice, now in Sedan Kansas, visits Star Office. P S Bryant visits from Muskogee. Tabernacle services begin soon at 524 N Greenwood. East End schools push ahead with Manual Training and Domestic Science. Mrs Hulls Hotel offers reasonable rooms and family meals. Ide Huff, proprietor of 207 E Archer, advertises cafe. Continuous cafe meals offered at Ceyate Cafe.
Mrs M E Thomas Returns From Pleasant Visit
Mrs M E Thomas of 517 North Greenwood returns from a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs Woodworth in Ft Worth Texas.
Hamlette Heath relics and Lamb snuff box tale
Dr D W Bryant notes a Hampstead Heath anecdote about Charles Lamb and a snuff box. Hone recalls losing and finding a snuff box on a hill, ending with Lamb joking about the missing item as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamatead Heath
Charles Lamb
Hone
Hampstead Heath
Londos Chronicle
Notice To Teachers Regular county exams in Tulsa
The regular county examination for teacher certificates will be held in the office of the County Superintendent in Tulsa Oklahoma on October 22 23 and 24 beginning at 730 am. Maxwell County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Maxwell
Notes From Heminy Pastor in Hominy Oklahoma
Heminy pastor reports Sunday service October 1 1914 with Rev J H L Hersey and Dr Bryant Tulsa. He lists donors from a local Colored Mt Pilgrim Baptist Church fund drive stating 48 supporters in Hominy area and notes plan to hold services locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Hemny
Okla
J HL Hersey
Mud Creek Baptist Church
Prue
Bryant
Bill Gort
Frank
W. Julingon
L Wilson
T. Allen Wets
Thompson
AH. Mose
O Teney
I Williama James Robintt
Rev. J Smith
Maggie Thomas
Mets
Mattie Thompson
Ben Brown
Nancy Miles
D. Blanch
Alfred Love
Elrod
Hattie 'Pallor
Mahala Nickles
Kenson
G. Guazard
Martha Goodwin
M2. Silver
Nail Locts
G. Curl
G. Milton Lets
Mathew Gooden
Hominy
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church
CG. E. Bailey
Malizie Jones
The Million Dollar Mystery at Williams Becamaee Theatre
The weekly attraction titled The Million Dollar Mystery draws large crowds at the Williams Becamaee Theatre every Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Becamaee Theatre
Franklin street cleaning plan cited at Philadelphia luncheon
At a City Club of Philadelphia luncheon an extract from Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography described a street cleaning contract in Philadelphia. The tale showed citizen cooperation as a laborer swept streets twice weekly for sixpence a month, prompting neighbors to subscribe to a paving fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club of
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Uni
Ech House
Tee
The Scourage of Race Prejudice Education
The article argues against race prejudice and urges white Americans to uplift Black peers through equal educational opportunities. It condemns religious justification of racism and calls for emancipation from prejudice to build a stronger republic. It stresses shared humanity and duty to neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuiet bin
South
High Class Drugs Store Invitation Ad
An advertisement inviting customers to a store dealing in high class drugs, toilet articles and sundries. It notes a cold drink fountain in connection with the shop for visitors.
Woolen suit samples arrive for sale at low prices
A consignor offers 1000 samples of nobby woolens for suits as part of a wholesale sale. The firm handles second hand goods with cleaning, pressing, and repair services from 518 E Archer, Partee Building, phone 2573, operated by Wm Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Archer
Wm Walker
Ownership and circulation notice for The Star Tulsa 1914
Statement of ownership and management for The Star published in Tulsa Oklahoma for October 1 1914 lists editor A J Smitherman business manager J H Smitherman publisher A J Smitherman and owner A J Smitherman with bondholders and security holders details signed by A J Smitherman and sworn before G W Hutching on October 1 1914 with commission expiration April 1 1915 in Tulsa County Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Tulsa
Oklahoma
A. J. Smitherman
J. H.smitherman
G. W. Hutching
Rae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Lee
Dreamland Theatre
Williams Hotel
G. Washington
Hichitkin
Hig Steer
Robertson
Champbell
Webb
North Frankford
R. Todd
Bartleville
City
Mae’ Stovall
Frankford
Emma Ellis
Lula Adams
Douglas Rowe
Begus Wednesday
John Bell
New State
F. H. Prentice
Aldrich Alabama
The
Baptist Church
Sedan
Kans
Star Office
Muskogee
Star Sanctum
Pentordstal
Tabernacle
Greenwood
East End
Ceyate
Peoples Drug Store
Ady
D. W. Bryant
Lamb
Hampstead Health
Heminy
Miler
Tylwin
Miles
Cole
N Drug
Presto
Dandevil
Tete
Hene Edenton
Tella
Nan In
National Life Insurance Co
United States of America
Chicago
J. W. Foster Agent
Okmulgee, Okio
Alxander
A. Carr
Proprieter
N. Greenwood
CO. Winrenst
Fait
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Guy W. McCattoen
Mowbray
Akingco
Second St
Tulsa, Okla
Cincinnati Street
Simmon
Tulba, Olahoma
Clanny
Frankford Street
Atlantanta Independent
Mme. Z. E. Holderness
Frankfort Street
Dandruff
the Peoples Drugco
the Pierces Dry Co
D. S. Bryant
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!