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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1920
Page
5
Ladies urged to try Excelsior Hair Grower claiming it can revive harsh or bristly hair, straighten hair in 3 to 8 weeks, and grow hair on bald spots where follicles remain. The ad invites beauty parlor supply purchases and offers 1000 agents with liberal commissions plus particulars.
Local shop offers Race Journals Veriodicals for readers and sells ice cream watermelon fruits candies and gold drinks. Payusa visit 210 East Archer Street East Williams Proprietor markets papers and treats to customers in town.
An old style classified notice invites readers to call nine three on printing needs. It promises quality material and satisfaction and provides an address at office 11 North Greenwood.
A regional advertisement touts a grocery store offering Fancy and Staple Groceries plus Fresh Milk Meats Butter Eggs Vegetables and more. Shoppers are urged to deal with the store to leave pleased and satisfied.
Prices hats cleaned and blocked. Specialty in women wear. Kansas Industrial and Educational Institute offers Agriculture and Domestic Arts programs. Departments include Mechanic Arts Automobile Mechanics Blacksmithing Carpentry Printing Tailoring and Home Economics Domestic Science.
An advertisement touts KAP O-LINE as a guaranteed hair straightener and scalp remedy. It claims doctor endorsement, a fifteen year money back guarantee, and a six night nightly treatment with shampoo for best results. Priced at 45 cents for the treatment and 30 cents for the shampoo, sold by druggists or via mail order through STONE & CO, Dallas Texas. Agents are sought to expand distribution.
A thief stole a 20.00 gold charm on Greenwoul Street Wednesday. The owner chased the robber up a vale and tried to recover his charm. The assailant wounded him with a knife, causing profuse bleeding before escaping with the loot.
Crops in the wellington area show yield prospects from 25 to 30 bushels per acre as plowing continues and farmers plan planting. Visitors include Miss Diitit Migiles and Mrs. Alle McDaniels of Petrol Aichi, with locals in Northens hosting gatherings. J Richards of Gothen and Cowberg write home about schooling and music, Rev. Davis conducts meetings, and Sunday baptisms were observed.
The article notes baptisms and sermons by Reverend Davis in a small community church. Alberta Thompson returns home after visiting relatives in Bates City. Laura Bit remains bedridden but improves slowly. Mr and Mrs Harper and friends enjoyed a fishing trip at Fishing Creek, catching many large catfish. Sunday School has grown with new members and Ada McDaniels joins as a cat worker. OL. T
Public notice in Tulsa Star dated Sept 18 1920 informs Georgia Lever is defendant in Tulsa County District Court No G22 ETROIN ULDW and Deep Mexander Foster sue for divorce on desertion and abandonment. Defendant must answer petition by October 28 1920 or petition will be granted, witnesses and seal of court noted. Attorney: H W Hutchins for plaintiff.
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