Doers of Christ Sermon Draws Large Tent Crowd
A heavy rain day did not dampen Munhall revival in Sedalia with crowds at the First NM. E church and a full tent on Fourth street. Dr Munhall urged listeners to be doers of the word, detailing how faith requires action, intellectual study, and church support. He emphasized family prayers, tithes, and personal duty, urging revival through practical living and service.
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Fourth Street
Professor Pugh
C. H. Bard
Munhall
James
Christ
Christ Jesus
Sidney Smith
Sedalia
Jesus Christ
Adwn
School Board To Meet Friday Night At High School
The city school board will hold a regular session Friday night at the high school. The meeting will cover standard agenda items and community concerns.
United States Quarries Produce Value of Slate Marble and Clay
The nation contains 109 slate 84 marble and 205 clay quarries with combined product value reaching 13 million dollars.
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United States
Many Students Marry in Swiss Universities
Berne newspaper reports a surprising share of Russian students at Swiss universities are married. The item highlights social trends among international students and notes the high marriage rate relative to peers.
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Berne
Razors in South Africa Reflect British German Split
Report notes half of razors imported into South Africa come from Britain while the remainder are mainly of German origin. The piece also comments on a humorous jab about the educated class in a local context.
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South Africa
Hottehtot
Company D NM Presents Public Guard Mount
Members of Company D NM will stage a public guard mount at Liberty Park on Thursday evening June 23. The ceremony replicates the camp procedure with Sedalia Military Band providing music for the occasion.
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Liberty Park
Sedalia
Sedalia Military Band to Play Free Concert Thursday
The Sedalia Military band will give a free concert at Liberty Park on Thursday night starting at 7 30.
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Sedalia
Liberty Park
WIMER McNAIR NUPTIAL IN MARSHALL HOME
Percy Wimer of Wellington Kansas and Lizzie McNair of Lamonte were married last evening at the bride’s mother’s home in Marshall Missouri with Rev. G E Shanklin officiating. The couple will stay in Lamonte a few days then move to Wellington where the groom is employed in a bank.
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Syracuse
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Portland
Ore
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Missouri Pacific
William Courtney
Helen
Kathryn
William
Bunceton
E. P
Lowery
G. E. Shanklin
Marshall
Lamonte
Percy Wimer
Wellington
Kas
Lizzie McNair
Marshall, Mo
Captain Hollard to Move Grocery Stock on July First
Capt. T. C. Hollard will relocate his grocery stock on July 1 from the north side of East Second Street to the Se genfritz building east of Kaiser’s hotel. Cord Brandt warrants Big S Fleur.
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T. C. Hollard
East Second Street
Segenfritz
Kaiser’s Hotel
Two Braves in Camp Conferring Chiefs at Meeting
Apache Tribe Improved Order of Red Men held a meeting last night and conferred the three of Chief on L. P. McDonald and Harry Agee. W. H. Blaney and Eugene Porter were given the adoption degree. The Red Men will go to Lexington next Monday to institute a new tribe of eighty members.
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L. P. McDonald
Harry Agee
W. H. Blaney
Eugene Porter
Lexington
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