Versatile Tipton Items Trace Town Happenings
Weight passed through our city Tresday en route to Versailles. Mrs John Proctor hosted a visit and memorial speeps drew a large crowd including Mrs Ang Willits and Mr and Mrs Taveer Retinen. Miss Lorne Wislanes led a general advice session at the Methodist Church. Mrs Arthur Moby was called to California. Eva Davis and Alma Shenault attended from Versailles Fortuna. Iva Davis left for home in Versailles after a pleasant visit in Tipton.
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Mra. T, AL DD
Our City
Versailles
John Proctor
Ty. Ft
Aid SS. M, Vv. Sturtley
A. J Turton
Voertilles
Ang Willits
Taveer Retinen
Lorne Wislanes
Hardiman Sanday
Samuel Hane Roves
Arthur Moby Wa
California
Pernice Williams
Ans
Iva Davis
Tipton
Sidgingsville Notes and Local Harbors
Miss Aurora Cooper, sick, hopes to recover. Henry Harris left for Excelsior Springs Tuesday the 21st. Miss Aurora Perry of Guthrie Oklahoma visiting relatives. Lexington Blackburn Alma and Connor folks attended UG Beat the A M BE Church sermon. Digginsville baseball beat Dover 16 to 1, eleventh straight win for Digginsville. Mrs Frances Britt improving after tonsillitis at home with husband. Wayman Parker returned to Kansas City visiting kin. Sunday School entertainment at A M E Church a success.
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Aurora Cooper
Sin
Henry Harris
Excelsior Springs
Aurora Perry
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Lexington
Blackburn
Alma
Connor
A. M. BE
Our City
Tech
Watson
Digginsville
Dover
Higgingsville
Frances Britt
Kansas
Wayman Parker
Kansas City
Annual Sermon at Second Baptist Church Attended by Pastor Woodson
Rev J K Woodson pastor of the Second Baptist Church led the opening prayer at the A B F B event held at the AMBR Church last Sunday the 26th. Chief Proedden organizer of the Tene Rehunters Lodge attended with many members.
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Proedden
Tene Rehunters Lodge
Onrcy
Second Baptist Church
A. M
Woodson
Lexington Notiss: Local ladies return from Kansas City
Miss Jeanette Woodson and Miss Jeannette Muirklee return from Kansas City. Mrs J D Gall attended the Grand Session of the Knights of Pythias at Sedalia. Oak Grove basket meeting well attended. The International Order of twelve holds its annual Grand Session at City Hall with Mayor Thomas Walter delivering the welcome. 250 delegates expected from across the state.
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Jeannette Muirklee
Kansas City
J. JD. Gall
Pythias
Sedalia Mo
Oak Grove
Lexington
International Order of Twelve
Thomas Walter
Addreess
Vicinity
Walton
O. J. Mallen
Sunday School Convention at colored M E Church
Coverage of a two day session of the U S Convention at the colored M E Church in Kansas. Mrs Montgomery as president opened the meeting while papers read aloud captured attention. Rev I L Scott urged moral and educational training of youth as essential to evangelization and progress for the Negro race. Presiding Elder Warfield presided.
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Kansas
U. S
Colors
M. E. Church
Montgomery
L. Scott
M. E
Warfield
Fraternal Address Marks Missouri District Meeting
A prose record notes remarks by leaders from Sedalia Missouri and the Missouri District at a convention, praising wisdom and Christian virtues. The event featured an energized address, choir performance, and a banquet invitation. A memorial notice honors an elderly woman from Henry County Virginia, lauded as loyal and faithful with Christian faith noted.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Mc Cwain
Lewton
Pianst
Scott
Priach
Heavenly Company
Detge
J. W Jacobs D. Sether
In Memoriam for Aunt Lillie Poindexter
In Blackwater Missouri on July 27 an In Memoriam notes the death of Aunt Lillie Poindexter also known as Aunt Lillie Voin Dexter. The notice recalls a long life of usefulness, her feeble health in recent years, and a peaceful crossing to the land of eternal life.
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Catthea
Henry
Vlaevon Chidenal Borg
Georg Poindexter
Diatrich
Maura Ter Bose
Blackwater
Lillie Poindexter
Joshua Poindexter
Lillie Voindexter
Fragmentary description of fear and wealth effects
A damaged excerpt discusses terror and detachment as dread settles on a person. It notes the victim’s emotional numbness, inability to grasp others’ anxiety, and a paradoxical warmth from wealth while death chills the body. The prose reflects flawed syntax and unclear context.
Indifference to others' needs challenged by wealth
The speaker urges strong character to stay unselfish as wealth grows. Begin now to do good with little money or even without money by giving kindly thoughts, encouragement, and support. The key is desire and inclination to help rather than money.
Missouri Primary Law Opens Route to State Ticket
On August 4 voters from all parties in Missouri will vote under the new primary law for the first time. The law may have advantages but also drawbacks, especially in rural districts where conventions are eliminated. Cities with two large populations may dominate the ticket, risking geographic disjointedness and underrepresentation of Republican majorities.
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Missouri
Stae
Chillanger
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Sedalia Weekly Conservator
W. H. Huston
Ohio and
Cooper Strtets
Sedalia, Missouri
Imee
Chicago
Gilles
Antis
Risal Ures
Learm
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Ill
Trupon Nws
Laurence Ross
Varelles
Tpton
Eva Davis
Alara Shenault
Fortuna
Mary
Boel Burres
J. Mauppin
Berzelius Shack
Leford
Lexnington Notiss
Jeanette Woodson
Carcus
Fiagenbeck Wallace
Lgalrw Modern
America
Bagenbeck & Wallace
Carlies
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