The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1919-05-24
OKLAHOMA STATE NEWS

~ meetlns OF uemoCrhtS al
huskogee.
A campaign for cleared dalries will
De launched by o. F. Mullin, state
dairy commissioner, and FIVE dairy
inspectors will be placed In the field
at once.
The NInetieth Division composed OF
Oklahoma and Texas troops, will EN-.
bark for home this month, instead OF
the second wek In June, as originally
scheduled.
A girl baby was born on the north
bound interurban street car between
Norman and Oklahoma City last week,
TO Mrs. Marie Cruz, a Mexican woman
OF Oklahoma City.
Farmers in the Acme neighborhood
near the town OF Rush Springs, Grady
county, have organized a cooperative
company and will establish a four
stand gin in that vicinity.
Marie cothran, 2h years old, died
at McAlester after five days OF uncon-
seriousness from an attack of sleeping
sickness. Hers was the second death
there from that cause, Mrs. VIII sittel
being the first victim on April 4.
Ministers OF all the churches OF Mus.
kogec, together with court Judges and
police officers, appointed a committee
TO draft an ordinance which will close
picture shows and other theaters on
Sunday.
me board OF education OF Poteau
announced its intention of building a
new high school costing between $75,.
600 and 100000 IL the citizens will
vote bond issue to finance the en-
terprise.
ev . vo,. 80 aoo .. "a, A. .,.,
OF FL Reno placed upon their should.
ers the largest scnool levy ever car.
ried by that city, a special levy of
eight mills In addition to the legal
We mills, having been adopted.
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,is, oh,,roh ,,.a-. '.1 III i,e"o Dap
two Io,s 7, q. oIa, T psi ..
on the construction OF n new church
building to cost $50 900 or more.
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During the last weeks severe storT
the waterworks plant in Coalgate wi
struck by bolt OF lightning, settin
a,a,-'' e t"e e"'iie "orhs
aa,n ',p'' aau Ooa'sa'e Is NO" uhuer-
"a'e iani'ue' olu' unused
H ai,I.a "Da"uo.eu "e'is are Deihs requl-
'V.u ss ., W luihish "a'er ior culinary
anu o'"e' purposes
Petitions bearing $4,000 signatures
asking for submission OF a plan To
vitalize Section Twelve.A OF the con.
stitution were filed with the office of
INC secretary Oh state by Campbell
russell corporation commissioner.
oee'lon "eiIe'A Is the much dis
ousseu pro'isioil OF the constitution
.ela'ins 10 tne distribution OF school
'"Aes'
The county commissioners of Je,.
ferson county are laying plans for the
erection of a 100000 courthouse.
There is a surplus of about $50. 900
~ ,"e ooun'y s,hhihs iuhd ana this
lin t"I o-"",,i ie,y neA' year ana a
aua,. | ~ In ioliowihB year VIII
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The Jury trying the case OF Isaac
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