Methodist Church Sees District Superintendent Shifts in Missouri
Extensive Anlgnmente of Methodist ministers across Missouri outlines changes in district superintendents and church appointments. Names listed include Loule district leaders and several cities such as Eldorado Springs, Joplin, Adrian, Nevada, and Liberty, with new supplies and assignments affecting multiple churches and stations throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Eldorado Springs
Methodist Church
The
Loule District
Wright Din Envertteterat
Kowmean
Peter
Hem
Leonard
Mao Alinaerts
Ory Wren
Gaborne
Waltiot Park
Thackted
Eres
Canoe Avenue
Pepi
Maple Avenue
Curt
Yiart
Jwine Fair
Shrewebury
Mom Well Troutey
Ralph Wakefiel
Upton
Wo Anderson
Warner Memorial
Mall Winder Emerial
Krdman
Bullivan
H.R. Deborte Malem University
Kile
Coo Hell
Cuba
Kansas City Diesel
BOD Cary Wats Ae Fentent
Kangseitty
Adrian
Whapin
Agetin
Ee Heaven VO
Dneari
WOW Kortney
Fast
Lyon
Linden
Smith
Aml
Heighie
Sreadney
Tinden Avenue
Vache
Linwest
Linwest Prealewert? 8 Cheoteln
F. L. Kageatn
North Schington
Neeument
Linewathure
Cewt
Okie
Pimpees
Pheenia
Cevet
Imgeville
Epworth
Eepetied Waerretaberg I
RK Freres
Winder Jo Kitt
Soreatelt
Marienwelle
Ereret Witten Peek
Kiesher Taneyville
Letane Dietetiet
Marie Warner Dietreet Moperin
Endert
Lehane
Peothela Veter
Meestarn Greve
A. Mitehell
Metarraten
Maile
Wrights
Nike
Dulfee
Pete
Petrie
Rover
Parmiegtes
Corea
Vietees
Mare River
Hernie FT
Kelly
Prue
M. Lavingstan
Jennings Wilcow
Teane Corthawe Letrieet
FES
Megee
Myworth
Piret Church
V. Kesa
Thoninem
Moondrille
Nasheilie
Nevada
Geeween T
Patty City Asitant
Davis Tagvety
Aren Itile Olives Ee
Meg Tail Laayein
Moettewiian
Hownttal
Tonaha
Tarrenton Ball
Jittun Smith Keanees
Clie Teninerance Union
West City
Atler
Sonferene Evangeliet
Gelalie
AL French
Rontecente Evangetel
Parellet
Martin
Chaplaiy
Larnar
Missouri News Names And Elections In State Report
In Jefferson City Governor Hadley appoints Mrs Josse la Gaynor of St Joseph to a state song committee with a 1000 prize, joined by J C Pommer and others from Missouri institutions. A London real estate firm asks about Missouri immigration and homeseekers. Montgomery reports Washington beating Pittman for mayor and Gertrude Harney for collector. Adjutant General Mumbold may become a Missouri farmer after buying 610 acres in Moniteau County. Major James Rine of the 13th Infantry tours National Guard instruction for the encampment near Nevada from July 3 to 17.
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Jefferson City
Josse la Gaynor
St. Joseph
Hadley
Gaynor
Mre Gaynor
Ong
J. C. Pommer
Whatmat
Mimsonw State University
Karl Hoseh
Kansasity
Charles Galloway
St. Laura
At. Peter's Church
Fred W Wuhler
Tarkio
State
Mosic Teachers’ Association
TJ Gebhard
Kirkeville Normal School
Springfield
London
State Board of Immigration
Missouri
Canton
Canada
Montgomery
Washington
T. Pittman
Gertrude Harney
Larmey
Pittman
Frank M. Mumbold
Momiscot County
Olver of
Temierot
Asrubneratile
James
Rine
Thirteenth Infantry
Miscouri National Guard
Ermgantsa
War Department
Annwal
Na (Hone
Atate
Nevada
Des Moines Man Announces Progressive Candidacy for Governor
Des Moines, April Warren Caret of Coon Rapids announces as progressive candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. He opposes incumbent governor Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Warren Caret
Coon Rapids
PF. Carroll
Washington selects public land for Montana settlement
Secretary Ballinger designated about 23 060 acres of public land in Montana for settlement under the enlarged homestead act. This brings Montana's total designated land to 13 605 080 acres for settlement.
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Washington, DD. C
Montana
Ballinger
Taft Address Draws Cheers From Delegates In DC
Delegates to the National Assembly of Jewish representatives in Washington, DC, cheered President Taft at the conclusion of his address, underscoring support from the Jewish community for his policies and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
America
M’nal Mrith
Taft
Circus Tale Told By Old Family Servant
The document recounts a farmer’s tale of a private menagerie with animals near the China mus time. A preacher and a blind keeper clash when the count signals to shoot the monkeys and giraffe, ending in a quick retreat and a reaction from the crowd.
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Kunnel
China
Atlanta
Uncle Joe Cannon Sees Canada Promise Through Interview
An American observer describes Joseph Cannon as a famed, blunt figure whose Canada admiration spills into personal anecdotes. The Canadian trip is framed around land grants to Americans, homesteading 140 acres plus 100 more, with railways, roads, and rural life improving correspondingly.
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Joseph Cannon
Acceur
United Statos
Canada
Wilatiper
Rooklea
Virginia
States
Cannon
Wasted Fortune On Skin Trouble Cure Claim
A woman details years of dermatitis and failed treatments before reporting relief after using Cuticura products. She credits two sets of Cuticura Soap and Lotion with curing inflammation and urges others with similar conditions to try the remedies. The testimony lists Bertha Sachs and Morris Sachs in New York, dated Aug 20, 16.
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Bertha Sachs
Second Ave
New York
N. Y
Cuthura Itteme Sies
Morris Sachs
Nyy
Deutecithitrowner Cat Verein
Kempt Ter Nebren Benevolent Society
Shrine travelers depart Springfield for New Orleans pilgrimage
Forty Abou Hea Advem Temple of Shriners members depart Springfield by special train toward New Orleans. They are aided by children from Joplin, Pittsburg, Salinas Rae and nearby towns, with additional help from donors. The return route includes stops and a total loss estimate of about 25 dollars in a separate incident.
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Springfield
Abou Hea Advem Temple of Shriners
Priday
New Orleanhs
Springfield Shriners
Teethren
Joplin
Pitsburg
Salins
Rae
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Curious Wordplay
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions names and phrases in a quirky mix. It hints at a stage setting and a character named Stuart, with scattered words like willingness, fewest, and stage, implying a ceremonial or theatrical context without coherent narrative.
Proctor Vaughn Replevin Case Continued to April 22
On motion by attorney for Meera Alina Proctor Vaughn the replevin matter to decide if she may retain possession of the late Prof JT Vaughn or if the property should be turned over to the prosecution was continued to April 22.
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Columbia
Alina Proctor Vaughn
JT. Vaughn
Presbytery Adjourns to Name Commissioners for Next Meeting
The Salt River presbytery adjourned here Friday to fix the next gathering at Mrubh Cronk. Rev. T S Matthews, S N Gil ture and Janes P Rodgers were elected commissioners for the state assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Bald Knot Captain Koesee Dies After Civil War Fame
Alexander Koesee, once famed as captain of the Bald Knot at Taney County just after the Civil War, died at his home near the mill that lent his name to the county on Sunday.
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Springfield
Alexander Koesee
Taney County
Hannibal-Valentine Tapiey dies in Pike County home
Hannibal-Valentine Tapiey an 80 year old noted for a long white beard and known from a Champ Clark speech in Congress died at his Spencerburg home in Pike county Sunday. In Sedalia J F P Whitworth arrested on a charge of altering one dollar bills to ten dollar notes and passing the raised bill after arriving from Oklahoma City ten days earlier. Springfield The Springfield club hosted Judge John E Philips retiring United States judge at a Monday evening reception.
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Hannibal—Valentine Tapiey
Champ Clark
Congress
Spencerburg
Pike County
Sedalia
J. F P. Whitworth
Oklahoma City
Okla
Philips
Springfield
Springfeld Club
John E. Philips
United States Court
Endurance and small moments praised in Avebury quote
The fragment mentions rubber need and feet care products, a social scene with dancing and guests, and a quote by Avebury praising endurance as a test of character. References to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup appear as a product aside. The text is fragmentary with scattered phrases and partial names.
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Avebury
Allens Lung Talsam Cites Chet Raaally Talk
A puzzled fragment mentions balance wheel maintenance for fairness and notes Lewis' Single Binder cigar as an example of natural state. The passage reflects miscellaneous observations and prompts about value, timing, and honesty in everyday items.
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Lewis
Store Customer Grievance Echoes Confusion Over Credit
A distressed shopper reports confusion at a local retailer about assistance and credit. The patron questions whether the store operates normally as staff seem unable to grant requested help or credit. Customer frustration centers on inconsistent service and access to requested items.
Did Your Wealthy Heir Loom Up Weekly Says Smart Set
A witty remark from Smart Set notes that new heirs appear with surprising frequency as wealth shifts through generations. The quip highlights ongoing inheritance themes in society and humorously frames wealth as a recurring fixture rather than a rarity.
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Simle
the Centaun Company
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Spohn Medical CO
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Erie
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Therm
Weim
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Kanani
C.i Mowpeter
Stuart
Vaughn Suit
Bald Krobbers
Missouri Longbeard
Corie
Ruakies
Adlees
Alle
Roy
Mrs. Winslow
Allens
Skimmer
Harry Aewal
Orig
Eateiggue
Mieed
Fred
Gcaloumen
National Dairy Machine Company
Gosnen
Chicegs
Wiscet Santos
Eutre Me
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Watson
Coleman
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Works Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
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Baltimore
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