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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
3
Unreadable OCR describes a wide sale at Coverdate Popular Price Store with dates, styles, and discounts on suits, dresses, sweaters, coats, and men’s wear. Shoppers are invited to visit Saturday sales featuring low prices on fashions, shoes, and accessories from various brands and lines.
A fragmented OCR fragment describes tastily scrambled notices and names from Muskogee Oklahoma. The text mentions students, visits, and legal notices amid references to Tulsa and colorad e. It references court actions, marriages, and public announcements with many garbled proper nouns.
The Tulsa Superior Court announces a publication notice involving Lucius McMtetell and Daisy Mitchell as plaintiff and defendant in a matter of diverse citizenship. The petition requires the defendants to answer. proceedings will proceed at the court with witnesses and a hearing set to determine the marriage issue and related services.
A fragmentary OCR list mentions individuals such as Greer, Mrs 8 W Wharton, Marie Waters from Muskogee, and Obie Me Vo Lincoln. Also referenced are AcG W Sango of Muskogee and Richard J Drake of Tulsa, with denotations like Maskogee and Texass indicate regional spellings.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Colored Insurance Company and a representative of The Southeastern Meets Association. the text is largely indecipherable with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases. It references voter prizes and various individuals in a confusing, unreadable context.
The Colored Citizens State Bank in New Orleans opens operations with capital stock of 180000 divided into 6000 shares at 825.00 each. Officers include Lower President W. Scott Jory and EW Dunning, marking a new financial institution beginning business.
Mc Taylor, a native of Ohio, becomes the first colored man named as a war correspondent by any government. For seventeen years he served in various departments at the Columbus Evening Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal, which gave him experience in journalism and reporting.
A frantic notice describes a plenie at Midtvay Park designated as false by a lodge member. It alleges accusations against Codites and others, naming several parties. the document claims the event was staged and calls for examination by temple leaders.
A government conference approves a five million dollar loan to Liberia for rehabilitation projects. The fund supports reparations and rebuilding efforts amid ongoing political and economic challenges in the Liberian Republic.
Strange ad copy lists places like Lente 4 Mile North and The City U Drarman with references to medieval research and various ailments. The fragmentary text mentions baths and home remedies amid unclear headings and misprints. This reads as an elderly local notice with obscure health claim language and scattered proper nouns.
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