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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice thanks patrons for liberal support and invites continued visits to the Dreamland venue, signaling enduring patronage and future visits at the establishment.
A long, garbled passage lists names, events, and places from a metropolitan area. It mentions people like Mrs Umum, Mr Hhoker, and Mrs Mary Tilwiitabe, with scattered references to venues, dates, and activities, weaving a patchwork of social notes and upcoming events.
An old shop offer proclaims cleaning pressing and repairing services by B Y Yur method. The ad notes delivery to any city area in a dust-proof wagon from 14 North Cincinnati Tulsa Oklahoma and provides phone 2827.
The Star notes that Dr Rubel plans to leave Tulsa to spend his vacation in Ohio. He is praised as a desirable citizen with many friends who will miss him in the community.
The readable fragments describe a racially charged incident with a white man attacked by Black youths near a public space. References mention a Baptist circle, Miss Mary Davis, and a city context in Arkansas with lingering tension and calls for punishment.
The text describes a shooting incident and a man named John who was involved with a pistol and other weapons. It mentions authorities, a trial or hearing, and various local people including Miss Hager Williams visiting relatives. The OCR is incomplete and jumbled.
Wartime plea calls on all citizens to conserve food and follow guidance from the Food Administration. It praises loyal groups and urges the public to respond to official instructions to support national victory. Woods returns home from the National Baptist convention in Little Rock with reports.
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