Are You a K. of P. Notice of Final Settlement
The Knights of Pythias boast four departments including Subordinate Lodges Uniform Rank Ladies Courts and Endowment. An administrator C T A of Colonel Welton deceased will make final settlement of the estate at the Pettis County Probate Court in Sedalia Missouri on May 13 1907. Charles B.Whitne,.
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Colonel Welton
Pettis County
Missouri
Sedalia
Said County
Charles B. Whitne
Knights of Pythias Missouri Jurisdiction Ad
Missouri jurisdiction lists 66 subordinate lodges and 10 uniform banks. In the past decade $55,000 has been paid to heirs of Knights of Pythias in Missouri. The Pythian Home at 3137 Pine Street, St. Louis is owned and controlled by Pythians with $6232.93 endowment funds on hand. Endowment on each death is 300 and 4080 Knights of Pythias in Missouri with 47 Ladies Courts and 2,000 members. Endowment per death is 10 with $2,614 on hand. Why not join this organization. A W Lloyd Grand Chancellor of Missouri 5157 Pine St St Louis.
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Knights of Pythias of
Missouri
Pythian
Pine Street
St. Louis
Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Executor's Notice for Nathaniel Anderson Estate
Letters testamentary were granted April 2 1907 by Pettis County Probate Court to Susan Anderson executrix. All claims against the estate must be presented within one year for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication are forever barred. This 2nd day of April 1907.
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Nathaniel Anderson
Pettis County
Missouri
Masonic Lodges Plan Meetings On Mondays And Tuesdays
Lodges across Missouri announce regular meetings on the first and third Mondays or the first and third Tuesdays each month at eight o'clock. Names include Gallant No 57 Salisbury William Harvey and J C Russell. Mound City No 4 St Louis Rev R H Cole and John Johnson. Fidelity No 7 Springfield B F Adams and Rev Stephen Garner.
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Salisbury
William Harvey
J C Russell
Mound City
St. Louis
R H Cole
John Johnson
Fidelity
Springfield
F Adams
Pythian Lodges Directory Listings by City
Directory of St. Louis Kansas City Warrensburg Macon Kirksville Ironton Versailles Lexington St Louis Versailles Huntsville shows lodges meeting monthly on various weekdays with chancellors commanders and keepers of records and seal across multiple towns. Listings include meeting days on second fourth fifth Thursdays and other patterns for local Pythian orders.
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Green Valley No
Lexington
Walter Shipley
James Lindsey
St Pythias
St Louis
Cato Graves
William B. Rankins
Sael
Versailles
Serry Woods
Recorda
Geal
Baths Offered by Local Artist at 103 North Lamine
Al G Wheeler, a progressive tensorial artist, has added a fine bath room with hot and cold water to his shop at 103 North Lamine. There is no need to be dirty when you can bathe for a reasonable price. Call and see him.
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al G Wheeler
North Lamine
Marshall Gleanings and Local Notes
Rev A H Higgs spent several days here during the past week. Paxton remains on the sick list. Ten candidates will seek experience at our Masonic riding event. William Channon leaves Sunday for a Garden City plastering job at $4 daily. Kansas City visitors Mrs D Frazier and R Ferguson came to see Lewis Ferguson. Mrs Alice Edwards left for Chicago, Lewis Prisely’s sister. William Vincent seeks a civil service position. Richard Gordon, brother of Mrs Delia Roberts, died Monday and was buried at Cow Creek church. Kans City excursion to Glasgow brought many old friends home. Vagrants are a concern as officers crack down on visible employment. Nellie Coop Filmore of Oklahoma visiting relatives in Squtt Went after eighteen years. A union meeting begins the 23rd at Freeville church, rotating weekly among local shelters. A great revival is hoped for.
Third Thursdays Monthly Lodge Announcements Across States
Raw Valley No 54 Kansas City led by John H Yates and W E Burdette. Flora No 15 Poplar Bluff under William L Carter. Richmond No W Richmond William Moss. Anchor No 31 Cape Gi gen with George Willia der. Greater Sedalia No 43 led by AC Maclip and George M Willian dae ert Te eee ee.
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Raw Valley No
Kansas City
John H Yates
W E Burdette
Poplar Bluff
William L Carter
S HE Townsend
Richmond No
Richmond
William, Moss
Mander
Benjamin Waugh
Cape Gi Gen
George Will Iaoder
A M Oliver
Greater Sedalia
AC Maclip
Saas Det
George M. Willian
Balcony for colored people at Wood's Opera on the 18th
An event notice announces a balcony seating policy for people of color at Wood's Opera on the 18th. Wilhite and Phillips perform a musical hit. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Mussouri
A. W. Lloyd
Pine St
Ards
Susan Anderson
Executrix
Richmond Grits
Stephen Garner
Bors
Floyd Wright
Rosa Campbell
Conservaton
Maria Cary Fields
Iowa
Besister
Rivers
Jas Fulton
Martin T Hooks
Mfi Church
Allie Allen
Excelsior Springs
Willie Jacobs
Galdly
James Fulton
Joseph Eagles
Charles S White
Miami
Frank H Brown
L L .Wandridge
New Madrid
New Mardrid
William Powell
G D Ross
Clinton
William Elliston
Ernest Dunning
Samuel Keys
William H Johnson
Fayette
Lewis O Williams
Laurenzo Leonard
Rocheport
William Sexton
A E Robinson
I Pythian Edge ” Directory
Pythian Temple
Vendome Academy
Grand Avenue
William Scott
Wade H Robinson
Warrensburg
Stephen Lillard
J. Will Cooper
William Mitchell
WH Goff
Lone Star No. 10
Macon
Ancell
J O McNutt
Westgate No
Kirksville
M Mockaday
G G Brown
Semper Tidelis
Louis
T H Baker
O J Biggs
Pythagoras
Ironton
Henry Spiers
H F Boyd
Triumph
Excelelor No
Lous
Harrison
Hunteville
Com Munder
oToes
Marshall
A H Higgs
Paxton
Masonic Fraternity
William Channon
Garden City
Mesdames
D Frazier
R. Ferguson
Lewis Ferguson
Alice Edwards
Lewis Prisely
Chicago
William Vincent
Richard Gordon
Delia Roberts
Cow Creek
Kans City
Glasgow
Nellie Coop Filmore
Oklahoms
the Squtt Went
Freevilla Church
Reach
Shelter Churches
Svaatolana Wossea
Mair Cuts
Steele
Naim
G. J Grosshan
Rehiabis
Bottvas Prigen 109
East Main
Waitatees
D, Ball, M, Ds
Eewsrczam J
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