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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1906

Page

2

Republicans Press Candidacies in Sedalia County Race

In Sedalia, Republicans push for nominations as independents swept, naming Judge J W Truxalt for Probate Judge, Charles W Daugherty for Circuit Clerk, and W Scott for County Collector. The editorial urges early organization, defends the Citizens movement, and calls for North side street, water, and sanitation improvements with credit to supporters.

J W Truxalt Charles W. Daugherty Scott Sedalia Citizens’ Movement

Walk Carefully Sir Knights at Fidelity lodge reception

Springfield Mo March 27 At a reception by Fidelity lodge to Pythagoras court members after installation ceremonies Pros 3 IP Adams District Deputy Grand Worthy Councillor Mrs Lucy Williams Worthy councillor gave an address. She said she felt the yoke of the position and the task to nurse nourish and give backbone to the court is no small task.

Springfield Mo Fidelity Lodge Pythagoras Court IP Adams Lucy Williams Pythagorous Court No

Sisters of the Caranthean court pledge bold growth

A fraternal address urges the Caranthean sisters to nurture their court like a child to grow great and thrifty. It calls for energy, sympathy, and recruiting more women to strengthen fidelity harmony and love while aiming for Pythagoras to rank fourth in the Grand Court.

Pythagoras

Knights of Pythias Lodge Totals 1903 1905 Growth

The Knights of Pythias reports 18 lodges and 2 000 members on July 1 1903 rising to 28 lodges and 2 800 members on July 1 1905 an increase over two years. Endowment paid 14 966 60 with funds on hand 7 541 27. Grand Lodge funds 1 336 25. Grand Lodge property valued at 14 000 00 and lodges property in the state at 25 000 00.

Sseecereres Grand Lodge Lodgdes

Knights of Pythias Address on Court Unity and Duty

A speaker urges the Knights to keep banners high and actions true, stressing the court’s influence rests on members. He praises the Pythagoras court and thanks the audience for the honor shown, urging bravery, honesty, and constructive support to uphold the organization’s reputation.

Pythagoras Court Knights of Pythias

Black League Defies Ku Klux Klan in Green Wood Miss

A Greenwood notice reports the Black League resisting orders to move Negro residents. Named signatories mock the Klan and threaten action if Scott White is disturbed, while other local events celebrate Pythian Club activities and goat rides ending with a festive mood.

Black League KU Klux Klan Greenwood Miss Scott White Hangman Sharps Shooter Deadnigger White Jesse James Harry Tracey Sitting Bull

Pythian Banner Planted In Bunceton

Citizens of Bunceton join the Pythian Order as a lodge forms with twenty four members. On March 16 Grand Chancellor A W Lloyd of St Louis and other officials delivered addresses the following weekend.

C H Steward Pythian Club Prof Eri S Redd W Llodin Missouri Matterson Emery Bunceton Tipton A W Lloyd A H Harris St Louis W H Houston Sedalia Versailles Lloyd D. D. G. S. Harris Moat Prowm

Local News Snippets From Malta Bend and Nearby

Malta Bend reports sick list includes Miss Oreal Turk and Mrs S D Fowler. Miss Tillie Jackson has returned to Marshall. Mrs BS Florence was in Marshall late last week. Miss Ida Fowler stayed in Marshall Thursday through Saturday. Rey E Burns visited his sister Mrs Colling in the country. Miss Mattie Triplett left for Kansas City for the summer. Martha Fowler joined the Tabernacle lodge in Waverly. Mrs Sarah Anderson was called to Sedalia Sunday evening for her brother’s illness. Miss Pleadie Fowler entertained for supper with Mrs B S and Thornton Florence.

S. D Fowler Tillie Jackson Marshall BS Florence Sarah Wilson Ida Fowler Rey E Burns Colling

Farmington Woman Maria Young Slowly Recovering

Farmington reports Mrs Maria Young is slowly recovering as local churches stay busy preparing for Eager. Prof John Davis from Frederick town visited here Sunday.

Maria Young John Davis Fredericktown

Rayburn and Morey Named Pettis County Recorder Candidates

Charles D Rayburn is a candidate for Pettis county recorder, pending the Republican county convention decision. Walter Morey is also a Pettis county recorder candidate, subject to the Republican county convention decision.

Charles D. Rayburn Pettis County Walter Morey

New Trains to Oklahoma On Missouri Kansas & Texas

The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway now operates an extra daily through service between St Louis and Kansas City and to Oklahoma City and other points. Passengers avoid car changes with through trains from St Louis and Kansas City to Oklahoma City Fort Worth San Antonio Dallas and Galveston. All through trains include chair cars and Pullman sleepers.

Missourii Kansas & Texas R’y Oklahoma City Guthrie Cleveland Bartlesville Coffeyvile MK & T R‘y St Louis Kansas City Oklahoma Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Ft Worth San Antonio Dallas Galveston Althrough

County Clerk Candidates Named for Pettis County Race

County Clerk M. L. Imhoff is a candidate for Pettis County clerk subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. David Roberts is listed as a candidate for the same county clerk race.

M. L. Imhoff Pettis County David Roberts

Probate Judge J W Truxell Candidate for Pettis County

Probate Judge J W Truxell runs for Pettis county probate judge seat subject to Republican county convention or primary decision.

J W Truxell Pettis County

Circuit Clerk Charles Daugherty Seeks Pettis County Post

Charles Daugherty announces candidacy for circuit clerk of Pettis County aiming to continue local court administration. He outlines experience in county records, election procedures, and public service, seeking support from Pettis voters for the upcoming nonpartisan race.

Collector W S Scott Seeks Pettis County Lector Post

W S Scott enters the race for Pettis county collector subject to decision by the Republican county convention or primary. The party will determine nomination through its August or March proceedings. Scott positions himself as a trusted financial steward for local governance.

W S Scott Pettis County

Travel Advice and Ticket Office Note

Travel information offered for trips with guidance on purchasing tickets. Contact W S S at St George, Gen Passenger Agt MK and T Ry, St Louis, MO. Tickets on sale everywhere via MK and T Railway.

ST. George MK & T St Louis, Mo MK & T Railway

Miss Annie Cunningham dies after long illness in Festus

Annie Cunningham widow of Wesley Cunningham died March 30 after a year of illness. Her remains were brought home Sunday with Queen of Honor Court in charge. Rev John C Guyth officiated with Rev Woolrich assisting. She had been a M E church member since Rev B McCain's tenure and joined Queen of Honor Court eleven years ago. Burial was at Masonic cemetery with relatives from St Louis present. The Queen of Honor Court expresses sympathy and notes her heavenly membership.

A Bridges Richard Villars Mme la Motte J . Staten Bertrand Hunt Festus G WH Smith Queen of Honor Court Annie Cunningham St Louis John C Guyth Woolrich Miss Cunningham M E B McCain Masonic Cemetery M E Scott Peaton Charles Lewis Wesley Cunningham Membe Heavenly Court

Blindfold Feast at Morgan Street Baptist Church Friday

Blindfold Entertainment presents a novel feast at Morgan Street Baptist Church on Friday night April 13 under King David and his host. The grand march will be led by the King and Queen followed by a public feast and a prize of one dollar. Winnie, Manager.

Morgan Street Baptist Church David Samue Winnie

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Hi. Huston Cece Ee Eee Lord Jesus Christ Missouri Statistics Cedeesereene New Sedalia Theater RICHARDS @ PRINGLE Georgia Minstrels Clarence Powell James Crosby Fred Simpson Happy Buregard Frank Kirk Lester McDaniels N. B Malta Bend Miss Oreal Turk Farmington Charles Daugherty J W Edwards Belmont Wesley Douthit Oak Ridge Blindfold Entertainment Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers Col Main and Missouri, Avenue Scary John Quinn East Main Street
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