Court Directory of Subordinate Calanthe Courts in Kansas City
Court directory lists subordinate Calanthe courts with meeting places and officers. It names Vendome Academy at 1734 Grand Ave Kansas City and several courts including Prudence No 166 Progress No and Oriental No 10, with meeting days and hours and officers such as worthy councillors and recorders of deeds. Additional courts Utopia No 19 Sedalia and Pythacoras No 16 in Boonville Street Ironton Missouri are noted with meeting times and officers.
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The
Order of Calanthe
Kansas City
Vendome Academy
Grand Ave
Local notes of residents and visitors around town
The item lists residents and visitors seen in town including Mrs William Sailles and daughter from Smithton, Silas Phillips and wife shopping in town, C M Neil of the Home Protective Association of Hannibal visiting, Beamanites planning a barbecue on the 25 with Dr Walden and Estelle Martin departing for St Louis, Mrs Billingsley visiting her sister with nephew Guy Curtis in tow.
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William Sailles
Smithton
Mrs Billingsley
St Louis
J. M Harris
Matter Guy Curtis
Courts Not Entered Must Send Officials List
Courts not entered should send the name and number meeting date and list of executive officers to this office at once.
Let Us Organize Colored Voters Meet Aug 20 at 8:30
A call to organize for the coming campaign invites colored voters to meet at 121 East Main Street in the office of W H Huston on August 20 at 8 30 p m Plans and purpose will be explained during the gathering.
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East Main Street
W H Huston
Rev Richard Davis Returns From Washington And East
Rev Richard Davis has returned from Washington DC and the East. Mrs Anna Wright Jr and daughter Lucille visited Kansas City, returning home on the 17th. Uncle Dan Jones came back from Macon on the 17th after attending the Grand Lodge of LOOF where he was elected Deputy Grand Master. Mrs Charity Wilson and granddaughter Stella Brent of Sweet Springs spent last week with her sisters Mesdames Julia Woods and Laura Drake. W W Morgan, a farmer, begins selling melons locally with bargains to follow. Herman Ellis of Boonville billed for the last M K T excursion to Kansas City. fare on the 25th will be 1.25.
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Anna Wright, Jr
Lucille
Kansas City
Dan Jones
Macon
Grand Lodge of Loof
Charity Wilson
Stella Brent
Sweet Springs
Mesdames
Julia Woods
Laura Drake
Herman Ellis
Boonville
Our City
Sumner Lodge 50 Leader Inspires Nobler Deeds
George Cohen of Sumner Lodge No 50 St Louis as Char cellor Commander urges men to act nobler deeds and awaits news of Sumner's card, signaling ongoing Pythian work and community spirit.
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George Cohen
Sumner Lodge No
St Louis
Charcellor
Sumner
WM Patton
Lock Box
Ardonia Abbott Captures Blue and Red Ribbons at Lafayette County Fair
Ardonia Abbott earned two blue ribbons and one red ribbon in the Fancy Work division at the Lafayette County Colored Fairs held this past week, showcasing her textile and craft skills.
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Ardonia Abbott
Lafayette County
Sedalia Notes Highlight Parsons Visitor and Local Interest
Miss Nellie Glass of Parsons Kansas returns home after a fortnights visit with Miss Nellie Heynolds in Sedalia. Aaron Duncan of Warrensburg arrives from Higginsville and may stay winter if he finds work. A forthcoming piece by Prof BF Adams of Springfield Mo is promised.
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Nellie Glass
Parsons
Kansas
Nellie Heynolds
Sedalia
Aaron Duncan
Warrensburg
Higginsville
BF Adams
Springfield
Twentieth Century Club hosts August 4th Fulton event
The Twentieth Century Club of St James Church celebrated August 4 with old soldiers as guests. Rev W H II Brown of Independence gave the day’s oration. Addresses by Revs J N Jackson J H Bell Prof Payne and R G Williams highlighted the program. Ladies’ Aid reported strong progress under Mrs Laura Hell. Receipts totaled 161 for the new building fund as congregational growth continues toward a modern church. Mrs Kitgie Jeffers named president.
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The
St James M Ehurch
W H II Brown
Independence
Rev Brown
J N Jackson
J H Bell
Prof Payne
R G Williams
Ladies’ Aid Society
Laura Hell
Fulton
Kitgie Jeffers
Twentieth Century Club
Holden residents and visitors noted at local events
Thomas Chattman of Holden and Mrs M J Gibson were here Sunday while Arthur Berry of St Louis visited his parents. Minor Berry, his daughter and grandson attended the Holden fair. Mrs Stella Bohannon returned from Higginsville. Miss Birdie Harris of Kansas City visited her mother Mrs Rachel Haris. Miss Alice Brent of Sweet Springs, who had been visiting the Jones family, returned home Monday.
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Arthur Berry
St Louis
Birdie Harris
Kansas City
Rachel Haris
Alice Brent
Sweet Springs
Jones
Golden Star Lodge No. 37 Officers Listed
W H Huston Sedalia Missouri includes officers W M Campbell CD Smith R of RS for Golden Star Lodge No 37 meets on 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 7 30 PM Muscat Court 132 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays Fannie E Majors WC Julia Hall R of D
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W H Huston
Sedalia
Golden Star Lodge No
W M Campbell CC
CD Smith
Muscat Court
Fannie E Majors
Julia Hall
Republican fundraising appeal for Theodore Roosevelt campaign
A Republican appeal urges unity with the Republican National Congressional Committee to back electing a Republican congress. It stresses basing the campaign on the party record and centering Theodore Roosevelt’s personality and achievements, inviting popular subscriptions of one dollar from Republicans and promising campaign texts to subscribers.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore
Jas S Suewuax
Chima. O
Fence dispute over property line in Missouri notice
Payton of Sweet Springs Missouri warns Ray J W Trowas about moving or sharing the fence along the line between SW quarter of SE quarter of NW quarter of section 11 township 44 range 23. He offers terms for half the fence or compensation and threatens removal if not agreed within six months.
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Ray J W Trowas Ano Wier
Township 44
Aiso
Payton
Sweet Springs
Mo. Auy
Rey
ApAs
Picnic at Dresden Delayed Indefinitely
The Dresden event scheduled for the 18 has been postponed indefinitely. No reschedule is announced and organizers have not provided a new date.
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Dresden
Sunday School and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Sunday School preaches on the first and third Sundays each month at 9:00 am and 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting on Tuesday evenings and Covenant Meeting Friday night. Pews are free and everyone is welcome.
Morgan Street Baptist Church Sunday services and gatherings
Morgan Street Baptist Church announces preaching at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 20 pon. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Welcoming all to every service. Rev. Br. Adkins, Vaston.
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BR. Adkins Vaston
Rail timetable excerpt with scattered train numbers
Fragmentary OCR shows partial railroad timetable details with numbers and letters. It mentions arrivals and departures, various train numbers such as No 444 and No 122, and times like pm and late evening hours. The legible content is inconsistent and lacks complete context.
Fragmentary Lexington Dispatch Arrivals and Departures Note
Fragmented OCR notes Lexington Cranch No 802 and other lines indicating arrivals and departures. Local freight derarte and departs WL Fee No Qa appear, with unclear context and multiple unreadable tokens.
Sedalia Warsaw and socute Western passage
Sedalia to Warsaw and back appears in transit notes with arrivals and departures. The fragment mentions Sedalia and Warsaw and suggests movement between the two towns, indicating a local travel or timetable item with unclear specifics.
Daily Flyers Highlight Weekend Schedule Details
Fragmentary OCR yields a schedule note for Sunday events with times like 2 a.m. and 4 p.m. The readable bits reference daily listings and the presence of Sunday items, but missing key nouns prevents full event identification.
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Court Directory
Prudence
Mary D Marshall
Beatrice Watkins
Lily Johnson
Roh Browning
Oriental No. 10
Dollie Yates
Lulu Edwards
Norena West
Pinkey Green
Utopia Court NO
Sedalia, Mo
J A Mil’er
Lulu Coleman
Pythacoras Court
Springfield, Mo
Boonville Street
Lucy Williams
F L Boxley
Register of Feeds
Booker T. Washington Court
Ironton, Mo
Pythian
Mabel Godon
Birdie Collier
A. Walton
atQeer
Wii
Silas Phillips
Ourj
C M Neil
Hannibal
Beamanites
Walden
Huston
Oijhers
Estelle Martin
Rollins’ Studio
Missouri
E. Main St
Richard Davis
Washington, DC
East
W W Morgan
Mrs
Patsey Williams
East Main ST
Sedalia, MD
Jon McAniistre
Weeh
MAS
MCA Ae A
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eureka Slings, Ark
Chicago
Illinois
C M Jacobs
P & TA
G. J Grosshaw
East Mainst
Woussless
United States Med. CO
West 14Th St
New York, N. Y
G. W. Harden
Thomas Chattman
Holden
M J Gibson
Minor Berry
Stella Bohannon
Ardmore
Life
United States
O. J. Brooks
North Fifth Street
Taylor Chapel
Methodist
Epworth League
R. Davis
Cooper Stress
Free Baptist
E D Burns
Zula Whitley
Clore
Mabel Williams
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Prific
Tre
Lexington Cranch
Warsaw
Socvute
Western
Ios
Texas
Noo Doam Vlyer
Stolla
J. D. Ball, M. B
Lexington
James Ramsey
N. Chic Sa
Sedahy
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