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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
4
The readable fragments mention travels and visits across several cities, military service plans, and a few named individuals including Mrs Wilson and Mr Henderson. The text also notes home undertakings, hospital mentions, and a death on the 7th at a hospital, with scattered dates and places like Oklahoma City and Cheyenne Street. The overall note is disjointed but records social notices and obituaries derived from a damaged page.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mayoral activity and multiple names such as Alleria Williams and Sewell Woot. The piece appears garbled with many misspellings, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations. No clear outcome or structured details emerge from the readable fragments.
The article notes that the Employment Service, with Mranehes in many cities, offers aid to colored women seeking work, including support for returning to rail jobs and related employment opportunities.
Neatons notified to report to the States empire ment service trip at Sedernt vil Cincinnati streets for war work never try to read the ender said Cart te the examiner. Mr. Lee comments on obedience and the handling of Black workers in wartime labor programs.
A Tulsa Oklahoma notice offers an automobile hearse and up-to-date furnishings. W Ragsdale is manager with day phone 4280 and night 3529. The short ad repeats the contact details and emphasizes a complete line of modern furnishings for funeral service.
A commented account notes Me J A Wallans reporting from Tulsa about Miss Lettie Weaver and a push for local support. Crowds express concerns and questions regarding Miss Weaver and the events in Tulsa City, asking for clarity and assistance.
A garbled OCR passage references various persons and places in a scattered, unreadable form. It mentions Mr SW Hooker, a fir of Hfiedt, and names like Endertahhting and Alontien Huet but lacks coherent context or dates.
patrons of the playhouse are asked to rate at 129 North Greenwood Street Tulsi Oklahoma.
The readable lines mention a true servant of God and a divine study, with references to a Bible and vine imagery. The fragment seems part of a religious meditation or devotional text, noting divine guidance and a benevolent author, but the source is incomplete and lacks clear events or persons.
A unclear note reports a figure described as Master of Petlines visiting Dover, with hints of a court or hearing at a public hall. The fragmentary text mentions a Hed Wt and a Gorn Master, suggesting a local event or ceremonial appearance. No dates or clear roles are fully legible.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a sports item with tangled names and teams such as Lansing and Sires. Readable details are scarce but imply a game or race outcome with referenced participants and locations, lacking complete context or clear results.
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