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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR style text references editor and publisher notes and public concerns. Mentions Washinton era topics with names like Wells and Dillard, police leadership, and calls for reform, order, and public peace. Reflects debate over governance, policing, and civic responsibility in a historical context.
Fragmented text recounts a tense scene with violent accusations and unclear events. It mentions war participants, civilians, and alleged wrongs, all wrapped in garbled phrases that imply fear, betrayal, and systemic harm amid unrest.
Partial OCR shows a listing about a house for rent and surrounding real estate details. Mentions location cues like a street or area, contact information unclear.
A fragmented poem praising Rev Jones and reflecting on loyalty and war. It laments betrayal during a civil conflict and laments lost victories. It contrasts noble intent with bloodshed, noting Baptist church ties and the costs borne by soldiers and families.
Between Cikla and Mexico this event occurred at the CMEF in September. Two captains lead the sides, with Mexico club led by Net Flue and the yous people bowled by M EL Cherry. Oklahoma volunteers joined the fight, including Broan Chapa and Rev Gniffia Pastor in a community gathering.
The Langston Oklahoma Normal University will begin a regular session on the first Monday in September 1913. It lists elementary music and other courses with tuition in all departments. Furnished rooms with heat are $6.00 per month. Dormitories will be enlarged to accommodate more students as waterworks and sewerage systems will be installed. For further information, address.
Monthly report from the public library notes total books donated and received for July with several names mentioned. It lists Mrs Lofton Mrs B Lancaster Kerry Nod Phillipe and William Levada as donors or recipients and states donations will be welcomed.
A family from Oklahoma City completed a six week journey visiting Chicago Lake Michigan Kansas City and Dalton with their oldest son and their teacher Prof Debnam. They attended Houglass school and traveled with their wife Kawtanga. The trip ended last week.
A garbled plea from a reader describes being out of work and seeking aid. The note includes unclear references to dates and local help, with fragmented phrases indicating a request for assistance and possible shelter or support.
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