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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
8
The Archduke Friedrich of Austria met with German and Russian forces after a procession by Teutons urged an advance. The scene of action unfolded as Austrian command praised the courage of their troops and the defense before a tense front.
Washington discussion cites a federal education bureau report on spelling teaching. Researchers note inconsistent spelling results and misreadings in students, with examples from common words like gain and top. The study argues spelling ability hinges on systematic teaching and repeated exposure.
A young child aged around four years faced an attack by a large rooster at a Purchoever residence. The bird darted and struck the child, causing injuries to the toe and requiring attention. Local family and neighbors describe the incident as frightening but not life threatening.
The County Commissioners of Tulsa County Oklahoma invite sealed bids for a two room brick school building at San Springs in the SW 1 4 of section 11 township 19 north range 11 east. Bids must be accompanied by a 5 percent certified check and include a bond and plan specs are on file with the County Superintendent and architect Gee Winkler.
A mock conference poll records results for a fictional election amid student groups. Key figures include university officials and committee members, with emphasis on the secretary’s report and school events. The text references faculty and students involved in mock proceedings and educational activities.
Fragmented text references various departments and officials including a secretary and reports. The readable parts mention a report from the Arts or Music department and judiciary committee with unclear dates and names. Overall, specifics are unreadable.
The readable text mentions a church community tied to First Baptist and names several individuals in a prayerful, supportive context. It appears to request prayers and goodwill for those involved amid uncertain circumstances and potential hardship.
M. C. Hale Hardware presents itself as Tasa's oldest and most reliable hardware store. The advertisement pledges equal treatment for all customers and invites local shoppers to give the business a trial.
Fragmentary lines describe a community gathering with names such as Coleman and Kaiene and events around a council or church site. Mentions of a Sunday shutdown, a meeting at Sand id, and a plan for a future gathering on a Saturday.
Fragmentary report mentions Coweta Monday, Vine school, Mr 4 Wo Cheats, Mire donge Marek, and dance scenes. Readers see scattered names, places, and activities with no clear event or outcome.
Relatives and friends welcome Kamiya and Mr Gere McCartney as they arrive this week. The gathering includes extended family and local acquaintances meeting at the residence of the Vieiin family.
1788 account details Domardening and a pair opposing a marriage to an actor. The actor Kemble family produced twelve children, eight achieving stage prominence. Sarah became Mrs Siddons. John Kemble the Great Kemble. Charles Kemble a famed comedian. Fanny Kemble a famed singer. Adelaide Kemble married General Grant’s daughter.
The Creek Beaver community in Bungh celebrates its 115th birthday with a large feast. The event features beef hash served in vast quantities, with hundreds of guests attending over three days. Baxer Chowt of Hooch and Bin For of Webber Fulk noted as metal scribe.
New York reports a mysterious foot disease named enderteritic obliterans with twenty eight cases under treatment in hospitals. Physicians say misdiagnosis as rheumatism or gout is common and the illness appears to involve fibrous exudate and joint deformities.
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