Secret societies lodge notices and meeting times
Local fraternal groups list weekly meeting schedules across multiple lodges. P Lamas Lopar No 0 notes Tuesday gatherings. Lawar Lopak No 9 holds every acd third Saturday. Woodmen of the World LamwanCamr No 3 meets first and third Priv Bnce. G A R Art Carsey Post No 9 meets second and fourth Thursday. Women’s Relief Corps convenes second and fourth Thursday at Odd Fellows hall. Laxan Fren DeraetTMxnt meets monthly. ALexasper Rean No 9 invites visiting members. Granada Societies Girasapa Lopvor No 72 meets full moon and two weeks after. Geaxava Loper No 75 Saturdays. Puoctor Post No 47 schedules 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. all comrades invited.
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At & Eem
M. Lee
N.G
Taaxier
Art Carsey
Smm
W. B. Barker
Adj
W. B.C
Odd Fellows
Exiza Werowt
Pres
Exia Lee
Tre Laxan Fren Deraettmxnt
Parmenter
Jon T. Lawless
Sec. O. M
Alexasper Rean
Granada Societies
ALF
A. M
D. W. Rontmxsos
W. M. C. L. McParesox
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Feank Mitek
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Church Services and Sunday School Notices
M. E. church at Lamar holds services Sunday at 6 a.m. and 9:35 a.m. Pastor D. Droxr. Cyerettan Church at Lawan hosts Sunday School each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with a social meeting and Bible reading at 10:45 a.m. May Varnnty Sunday School meets at May Valley School House at 3 p.m. Granada Sunday School meets at the M. E. Church in Granada every Sunday at 2 p.m. All are invited.
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Lamar
Gaday
Sp. mm
D. Droxr
Cyerettan Crurce
Lawan
May Varnnty
May Valley
Granada Sundat School
M.E
Granada
Political notes mix campaign jabs and party shifts
The piece surveys campaign chatter in Arkansas and nationwide, noting Waite’s changes, populist and democrat criticisms, and shifts toward the Republican ticket. It cites Byron Carr, David B. Hill, Northcott and Ross as solid judges, and mentions Ikey Stevens leaving the Republicans as a sign of party realignment.
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Northcott
Ross
Ikey Stevens
State ticket rally and last-minute electoral claims
The piece lists Republican slate winners and candidates for state and county offices led by McIntire as governor and Bell in the U.S. Congress race. It praises Steward and Barton, urges a vote against amendments, and notes local campaign tours and planned debates with Bowen and Bell. It also references tax questions tied to Governor Waite and railroad relief payments.
Cripple Creek Club Sees McIntire Victory Push
The populist club secretary asserts Cripple Creek area will deliver a McIntire majority. Leadville, Aspen shows mixed returns with a tie, while Clear Creek county pledges a Republican majority. Miners sense hope lies with good government.
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Cripple Creek
McIntire
Leadville
Aspen
Clear Creek County
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