Reunion effects Missouri State Poultry Association officers elected
North and south wings of the Missouri State Poultry Association met in Sedalia to unite. Charles Opel of Jefferson City was chosen president with Ve Johnson of Kirkwood as first vice president and Dr. Robert Buchanan as second vice president. E P Mason of Mayette secretary and W H L Ritchey of Sudaria treasurer. Executive committee members include Ebo Thompson St Louis C A Emery Carthage and Charles C Miller Boonville.
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Missouri State Poultry Association
Sedalia
Charles G. Miller
Hooavete
C. A. Emery
Carthage
Charles Opel
Jefferson City
Ve. Johnson
Kirkwood
Fest Yvice
Robert Buchanan
E. P. Mason
Mayette
Whhl Ritchey
Sudatia
Tresuaurer
E. Bo Thompson
St Louis
O. A. Emery
Charles Cr. Miller
Boonville
Mrs Owen Hosts Local Social Honoring Miss Slattin Cole
Mrs W L Owen entertained a large group at her Mayette Avenue home in honor of Miss Slattin Cole of Mayette, a student at Payne College. Guests enjoyed parlor games, verse, and refreshments as a wood line was laid.
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Mra. W. EL. Owen
Cnat Side
Slattin Cole
Mayette
Payne College
Anna Arthur
Hattie Cole
Nettie Baker
Mattie Menefee
Clara Galbreath
Maud Galbreath
Agnes Menefee
Mesdames Menefes
Owen
Floyd Galbreath
Manuel Galbreath
Wallace
Baker
Arthur Owen
Albert Owen
Wilbur Menefee
Measrs Baker
Menefee
Eagles' Building Proposal Receives Favor at Lodge Meeting
At the regular meeting of the local suns of TMaylestet, a plan to build a lodge hall faced favor, with Judge Wm Morrissey and others forming a committee to study the project. A joint stock company may issue shares to fund construction while Maples already pledged purchase of 2,000 shares. New members Brakman Gytle Burbride and Williams joined, officers were installed, and the lodge shows about 170 members and $800 in the treasury amid a sick and disability fund.
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Tmaylestet
Wm Morrissey
Wo. Stamm
Coa
Miller
John I. Jayneh
John Patterson
Sersoo
Tia
Qoo
Etcare
Brakman Gytle
Burbride
Williams
Wmn
Morrissey
Myndodge
Amew Lodge
Bagley
Macon
Wm. Morrissey
James Booker
W. J. Stanm
Will Henry
Wr. Mangus
Ed Short
Benevolent Protective Order of Times Lodge Initiates New Members
The local lodge rooms conferred the degree on Dr. Rafter of Huntaville and Masgrs Geo Mr. Robinson Lloyd Wayland Redger Coated. The lodge lists 145 active members with about 25 applications pending. The treasury exceeds $2,000 as the general arranging committee reports breakeven results on the recent ball.
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Benevolent, Protective Order
Rafter
Huntaville
Masgrs
Robinson
Lloyd Wayland
Redger
Treasury
Picture framing inquiry at Amer ican Cut Glass and Kine China
A reader asks if any pictures need framing and urges bringing them in. The note touts low prices and highlights the store as a headquarters for American cut glass and fine china.
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American Cut Glass
Kine China
State Poultry Show Closes Tomorrow After Strong Run
The State Poultry Show has been a success with Mason and Maxwell of Payette praised for effort and Dr Weney of Ko ytesville contributing. Magan of Mayette was once credited as a breeder of Darred Mocks while Mason is a noted Buff Rock breeder who earned prizes at the St Louis world’s fair. Mrs Newton Robinson of Fayette displayed light Beralinas and Golden Seabrights, winning 18 ribbons at St Louis. Prizes awarded up to press time are listed next.
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bPrt Mason
Maxwell
Payette
Weney
al Koytesville
Oiel
Me Magan
Mayette
Darred
Mocks
Mason
St Louis
Newton Robinson
Fayette
Sheslas
St. Louis
Mason and Payette-Amper Rock State Silver Cup
Mason and Payette-Amper claim the state silver cup along with numerous prizes listed in the event results. Names such as Milan-qth poullet, Robinson, and W. 5S appear among the awardees for various poultry categories and related pallets and pens.
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Ho. Mason
Payette
Amperean
Will Rock State
Missouri poultry show results and county court decision
The report lists winners in a Missouri poultry show with numerous entries from Wag, Ferguson, Dawn and Maryville among others and notes placements from first to fourth across cock erels hens pullets and pens. The county court at Bluntsville met to consider R O Leary of Mobery seeking state hospital funding for his wife in Fulton. The court ruled O Leary should cover some costs but will pay half the hospital bill with the county funding the remainder depending on residency.
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Bluntsville
R O'Lwary
Fulton
Moberly
Minnesota
O'Leary
Randolph
Macon County
Editorial prize announced for John G Provines
A dispatch details John G Provines of Callaway, former prosecuting attorney and leading editor, winning the World's Fair honorary editorial prize. It notes Provines’s past fame, recent health, and a letter of thanks from WE DaneRon. mentions Kaufman Co. meats and a court case involving Rolie Noble amid other local items.
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Woo
Thomas
Alton
Fas
Flere Aldl
John G. Provines
DaneRon
Callaway
Wessler
Kessler
Provinci
Bulton Telegraph
Gen. Cameron
Railroad Changes and Inquiry Amid Derby derailment
Cahooee, Jake Carver in charge of Clark interlocker switches attends city hearing to identify fault in No. 14 derailment. Engineer Clarence Hughes and wife rent 616 West Find Place and plan immediate move. Fireman Harry Crutcher, previously firing for Old Reliable in St. Louis, resigns his switch engine post.
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Jake Carver
Clark
No. 14
Clarence Hughes
West Find Place
Harry Crutcher
Reliable
St. Louis
Installation of Officers by Ladies Auxiliary to B of I 3
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of I 3 held an installation of officers with B of A J s and their wives as guests. Mrs Raugust Brestler acted as installing officer and Mrs Ken Bembley as marshal. Refreshments followed, and the group closed with a Virgings reel and a closing ode, strengthening fellowship.
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B. of I. 3
B. of A. Js
Raugust
Brestler
Ken Bembley
Crutchers Appointment as Missionary Lecturer Named
Crutchers appointment by the Christian Foreign Missionary Society places J N Crutcher former Central Christian Church pastor as special lecturer for Missouri and Kansas churches starting January 16, tasked with visiting 35 Christian churches and delivering missionary sermons. Lloyd Wayland bakery offers jelly rolls Saturday only at five cents off regular price, promoting low prices and quality.
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J. N. Crutcher
Central Christian Church
Christian Foreign Missionary Society
Cinginalti
Missouri
Kansas
Crutcher
Lloyd Wayland
Wayland
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