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The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1915

Page

2

Lincoln Jubilee exhibit highlights Negro progress at Chicago fair

Read of the Lincoln Jubilee exposition at CHeHRO and Michigan commission showcasing African American achievement. Officials describe portraits, needlework, farm products, census booth, and industrial exhibits. Speakers praise education, religion, and civic progress amid calls for unity and improved race relations.

Chehro Wwe Keven Michigan Lansbig Sticht Anite Can County Chae Lanning Booth United States Census Bureau Detroit Rovernent Crawley Vache Bam Lin Pelham

Old Georgia woman recalls slavery and freedom at 104

A corroded story recalls Hannah Owens Negron who just celebrated her 114th birthday near Agency 211. Born in Georgia before the war she says she was married in 1829 and her mother told her she was twenty eight on her wedding day. She remembers rolling logs hoeing cotton and being fed well under slavery, though she longs for news of relatives. Other elderly Black residents share brief memories as a correspondent notes countless Negrons across the South rise from ignorance to property and schooling despite illiteracy, while Panama Canal waters grow increasingly salty.

Horn Hannah Owens Negron Agency 211 John Europe Rowen Caesar Emma Durham Sarah Davie Raid Warra

Negro farm property value growth and wartime upheaval

Reports to the National Negro Business League in Houston indicate a long term rise in Negro owned farm property across the United States since the organization of the Teague era. The text notes migration toward Vera Cruz amid U S troop withdrawals, population shifts and lingering water and sanitation problems.

National Negro Business Lagia Hoston Vera Crus Mexico United States Anid

Groceries and Market Meats Deliver Promptly Ad

We are dealers in first class groceries and market meats offering special attention to every order. We cater to our customers and deliver promptly, inviting you to try us again on your next order.

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