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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
8
Obscure local notice outlines an owner facing removal of a nuisance property after council action. Details indicate hearings and potential sale to clear violations. Name of property owner and exact district not clearly readable.
The unreadable OCR passage references a congress note and a panel discussion about wheat policy and trade. It mentions a survey, a committee, and possible dates, but obscured names and places hinder precise details.
An unreadable OCR fragment references an upcoming event or action with mentions of names and a timetable. The readable bits suggest planning for a forthcoming meeting or activity, though concrete details are missing. The piece implies local officials or organizers will pursue a specific course of action at a future time.
A local event titled Fine Polliry Show Assured promises entertainment with a lineup of acts and hosts. Organizers urge attendance at the venue, noting early tickets and schedule details for the evening performance.
A long OCR fragment describes Oklahoma's International Low Products Exposition with references to exhibitors, livestock, dairy, and machinery exhibits. It mentions schedules, competing teams or groups, and suggests demonstrations of farm equipment and power machinery, with dates and place hints.
The International Congress of Tarm Women announces a gathering in October in Tulsa to celebrate farm families and the work of women in agriculture. Delegates from the United States and Canada will compete in classes at the Soil Products Exposition with premiums totaling $1,000 for crops, cotton, and related work.
A fragmented notice from the department of fine arts and pantry describes a sale with premiums offered and various items listed. It mentions displays, decorative materials, and bid opportunities, with references to workers and crafts in a historical context.
Fragmentary OCR paragraph touches on segregation, civil rights, and federal government actions. Mentions protest against religious treatment and calls for protections, referencing American history themes and justice for Black citizens. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
The regular session opens in September with free tuition in all departments. Board with furnished room and meals runs six dollars monthly. Dormitories will be enlarged to accommodate more students and waterworks and sewerage systems will be installed for better sanitary conditions. The new high school building for colored people in the East end has been let and will begin soon to relieve congestion.
Paris Aug 20 Jack Johnson the champion heavyweight pugilist filed declaration of his intention to become a French subject through his counselors. He seeks naturalization in order to be a real French man as part of his plans while in Paris.
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