Evangelist Dunlop Opens Big Revival Meetings
Evangelist Harry Parker Dunlop of Chicago began a revival series at a Presbyterian church this Sunday morning assisted by his wife Evelyn Dunlop who directed singing and personal work. They were introduced by Rev. C B Boving and announced free Bible texts for youths. He warned youths about temptations in dating and emphasized choosing God’s will, urging a narrow path to salvation and eternal life. a 7:30 PM talk titled How God Is Using a Radio Listener was announced for tonight.
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Harry Parker Dunlop
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Evelyn ‘Kramm “Dunlop
Wade
God
Jesus
Five room house and more on paved street
Real estate ad listing multiple houses on paved streets with prices from 1400 to 8750. Properties include 4 to 10 room homes, bungalows and cottages with electric lights gas heat garages barns sheds and multiple lots. Contact Sparks Realty Co at 207 North Clarit Street.
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Callen
CWO
Sparks Realty CO
North Clarit Street
Randolph County Democratic Delegate Convention Called
A Randolph County Missouri Democratic delegate convention is called for April 1920 to select delegates to the state convention in Joplin. Township representation is based on 240 voters or a fraction. women will have equal votes. Delegates are chosen by township meetings with mixed gender representation and certifications by township chairs.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Randolph County
Missouri
Missou
Enreute
Huntsville
Joplin
Paren S
Charito - Thomas
Wnd
Whinesa
Democrats push Bolte for Missouri State Auditor ticket
Prominent Democrats from Osage Franklin Gasconade and other counties rally to place former Lieutenant Governor August H Bolte on the Democratic ticket for State Auditor. They claim Bolte would strengthen the ticket in several counties and pursue a united statewide effort.
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Jefferson cL
Cote
Osage
Franklin
Gasconada
August H .Bolte
Union
Bolté
St. Charles
Warren
St. Lewis
Jeferson Ste. Genevieve
Cape Girardeau
White Republicans plan to defeat Dyer in November
The article reports Republicans expect a 6000 vote margin against Dyer in November, citing party lines and opposition to his “negro program.” It notes Richard A. Jackson’s West Point exam issue and white voters’ stance while mentioning a social event by the Motherly Shoe Workers' Association on William Street promising live dance music by Morgen and Ralley.
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Dyer
Yecel
Richard ‘A. Jackson
St. Louis
West Point
West Point Academy
Motherly Shoe Workers’ Association
Williamstreet
Morgen and
Ralley
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Kale
Chamberlain
Cub Persant Bart Dira Shars
Finnell’s Grogory
Fipaiklio
Randolph’ County Demastreet
Reratie Central
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W. L. Busby
Orient
Jasper County
St. Patrick's Day
Webb Ciy
W‘bates
Wel City
Olem Harlan
Carterville
Jopan
Mark A. ‘McGrader
Sedalia
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order Nor United Workney
Naval Service
United States
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge of
House of Representatives
Washington
Senate
Congress
McGrudar
United
Globe
St. Missouri
Wmn
Wmn. A. ‘Venerabie; “dean, Lincoln=Lee* “Institute
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L. C. Dyer
F.~& Williams
Venable’s
Comungt
Tac
Pheigh
Negro Napublicans
Seni
Gus
Jallua
M Weill
Ebin Mite
Negra
North
Compton
Louis
Grassmail
Methuselah
Lacy
Valentines
OUT Price Store
Moberly
B. A, BR
A. R. EB. Maherly Lodge
Basil Earl
Saipore
Industrie Money
Moberly Fuel& “Transfer
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Democrat
Reed
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