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Tulsa Salvation Army Band

A Sapulpa Historical Museum account quotes contemporary March 1918 Herald reporting that announced the Tulsa Salvation Army band for the March 9–10 dedication weekend. The retrospective describes bands playing and marching but does not independently establish a particular completed performance by the Tulsa band. Continuity with the Tulsa band photographed in 1942 is not established.

Community
Tulsa
Historical setting
Oklahoma
Ensemble
religious/charitable brass or wind band — exact instrumentation unresolved
Earliest reviewed evidence
By 1918-03-08 — announced for Sapulpa dedication weekend
Later reviewed evidence
1918-03-10 — latest supported announced activity point; performed outcome unresolved
People named in the sources
Lottie Bockstett (Tulsa Salvation Army commandant; not established as bandmaster)

What remains uncertain

Relation to later Tulsa Citadel or AOK Divisional bands is unresolved

Medium-high for identity, Tulsa residency and March 1918 date from a museum-curated account quoting and citing contemporary Sapulpa Herald coverage; medium-low for date-specific performed activity; low for instrumentation, roster, bandmaster and continuity.

Compare the separate record: Salvation Army Brass Band of Tulsa. Similar names or places alone do not establish a shared identity.

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