OrientalWood Meets Thursdays at 2:30 P.M in Ardmore
Oriental Wood No 10 and 17 lodges list meeting days each month at 2:30 p.m. in Masonic or Pythian halls with officers Mrs Latte Edwards and Mrs Norena West named as recorder of deeds and worthy councilor, plus meetings at Mascot Court No 132 Ardmore and Ironton programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latte Edwards
Weiter
Norena West
Pickey Green
Mascot Court
Ardmore
Fannie E Majors
Juna Hall
R of D
Roeker T. Washington
Ironton
Mabel Godn
Suthe Gaelor
Birdie Cellier
Marcleat Court NO
Farmington, Mo
Masonic Hall
Ada Murphy
Bessie Hunt
Editor Huston Conducts Business in St Louis This Week
Rev A Somerville completes work on finishing touches and his new residence as they move forward with local affairs in St Louis during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
St.Louis
A. Somerville
Elmore Williams Visits Friend in Hoonville on 29th
Elmore Williams, a composer, visited his close friend in Hoonville on the 29th. Richard Ferguson and his wife celebrated Thanksgiving with an old friend at Jodlwen City. Mies Ardoeia Abbott enjoyed a pleasant visit with her sister Mes. Eppé of Lexing Wida discussed selecting a new end Converva with Vint merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Williams
Hoonville
Richard Ferguson
Sport
Jodlwen City
Mies Ardoeia Abbott
Mes
Sees
Eppé of
Lexing
Misa Saunders Spends Several Days With Coleman Placeholder
A fragmented OCR note from Lexington mentions Misa Olestha Saunders spending several days with someone named Coleman. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Olestha Saunders
Lexington
c‘Coleman Dut
Attorney H G Phillips Visits Versailles for Hudson Case
Attorney H G Phillips traveled to Versailles on the 28 to handle legal business for the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Phillips
Versailles
The
Hudson
Miss Williams Builds Fine Edifice on North Lamine Street
Miss Williams oversees a beautiful new edifice rising on North Lamine Street as Old Pete speaks up in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Lamine Street
Pete
North
Sedalia
Missour
Cash Subscriptions Offer for Local Newspapers
New cash subscribers for the Conservator will receive the American Farmer gratis. A good offer. Miss Viola Hughes was called to our city last week on account for her brother Fred who is attending college here. Read our special offer for the Review of Reviews Success and the American Tribune Farmer all for only three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Hughes
Our City
Fred
Success
The
American Tribune Farmer
Warrensburg visitors on real estate business arrive Friday
Mr J Will Cooper and Amos Adams of Warrensburg arrived Friday morning seeking real estate deals and planned to return Saturday. They travel for business and expect a square, fair transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Will Cooper
Amos Adams
Warrensburg
Fay Parker and Katy Carter Are Married in 1906 Ceremony
Fay Parker of this city and Katy Carter of St Charles were wed in a parsonage ceremony by Rev G W Ball at 3 00 p m on November 29 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Parker
Katy Carter
St. Charles
G. W Ball
Stand for righteousness and fearless public duty
A statement expresses commitment to speaking out on issues affecting the race and public, asserting a stance for what is right and square and warning against fear in voicing convictions.
Miss Vennie Borris Entertains Friends on November 29
Miss Vennie Borris hosted an afternoon gathering from 2 to 6 o clock featuring select friends. Refreshments included oranges bananas salted peanuts ice cream and cake in a cordial social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennie Borris
James Johnson Returns Home After Hospital Stay
James Johnson of Sweet Springs, operated on by Dr. J. M. Harris at Provident Hospital in St Louis, has returned home and was resting well. Warrensburg Lodge No. 46 K of P is a 38 strong body. Perry Aden and J. Will Gooper are pushing progress. Northern sentiment opposes the babblings of ill man and Company. Men breathing such infernal dogmas as Davis Dixon and Vardaman will soon face popular condemnation.
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James Johnson
Sweet Springs
J. M. Harris
Provident Hospital
St Louis
Warrensburg Lodge
P’s
Perry Aden
J. Will Gooper
Illman and Company
Davis
Dixon
Vardaman
Prompt subscription aids department and reading room for boys
By paying your subscription promptly you will aid us in establishing our job department and help establish a reading room under moral influences for your boy's leisure hours.
Notable acts amid war and Thanksgiving visit
Bravo and the 25th Infantry faced discharge without honor as Black soldiers showed resilience under fire. Meanwhile Mrs Anna Abbott of Butler, a church worker, spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Miss Luema and was entertained by the Abbott brothers on West Morgan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Abbott
Butler
Miss Luema
Abbott Brothers
West Morgan Street
Howard School at Warrensburg Progress Report
Howard School at Warrensburg advances under Prof. H. F. Thompson and assistants Prof. J. Will Cooper and Mies Maymer J. Woods. About 125 pupils enrolled and actively applying motives to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard School
Warrensburg
H. F. Thompson
J. Will Cooper
Mies Maymer J. Woods
Sedalia Woman Attends Concert at Salt Pond Apple Contest
Mise Allie N Brown of Sedalia visited friend Misé Ada Tay lor at Salt Pond on the 24th. She attended a concert conducted by Mita Taylor's school at the ME Church nearby. An apple eating contest amused attendees, with Carl Bundi winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Allie N,brown
Sedalia
Misé Ada Taylor
Salt Pond
Mita ‘Taylor
Carl Bundi
Visit to War ress borg and cozy homes shared
On the 23rd we visited War ressborg where we met old friends Lewis Little and family at their cozy home. Mrs Rebecca White and family welcomed us with tea in Johnson square. In the evening we spoke with Soya and enjoyed hospitality. W. Page of Kansas City gave the Gonnervator booster that tickled us. One happy day with Hodges Wis was pleasant.
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Warressborg
Jinat
Lewis
Rebecca White
Johnson
Soya
Page
Kansas
Icity
Third Quarterly Meeting Led by Rev. J D Mitchell
Rev Edmond Digga reports the third quarterly meeting held by Rev J D Mitchell of St Joseph. Mitchell’s services drew large crowds and raised 8.40 in a collection. Pastor and friends welcomed his visit while urging African Americans to build character wealth and influence despite hostile voices. Time will show that crushing the Negro harms all, and justice and right must guide Southern progress.
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Edmond Digga
J. D. Mitchell
St. Joseph
Brother Mitchell
Vardaman
Tillman
Jeff Davis
Dixon
South
California Candy Pull Describes Local Social Roundup
A California event titled a candy pulling drew Miss Sophia Williams Miss Eppie Hickox Miss Mayme Crum and Mesdames Florida Williams and Virdie Christian. Mrs G G Williams has just returned from St. Louis. Other residents include Mrs Buckner returning to Sedalia and Mrs Samuel Hickox traveling from Independence. Geneva Jones and Bertha Jackson are seriously ill. Thanksgiving in Tipton featured Miss Sophia Williams Leona Ball and three turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Floyd
Sophia Williams
Eppie Hickox
Mayme Crum
Mesdames Florida Williams
Virdie Christian
G. G. Williams
Hardiman
St. Louis
Buckner
Sedalia
City Hotel
Samuel Hickox
Yarnell
Independence
Geneva Jones
Bertha Jackson
Leona Ball
Tipton
Prof
Anthony
Harriet Woods
Dora Steel
Berdie Willaims
Clarksburg
Pinkie Willams
Meeting of State Teachers Association at Moberly
To the teachers of Missouri a call to attend the State Teachers Association week at Moberly during Christmas holidays with a national educator as principal speaker. Teachers should submit subjects to A R Chinn Glasgow Mo and prepare exhibits. Cor Secy E W Emory Louisiana Mo urges cooperation for early programs and full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Moberly
A R Chinn
Glasgow
E. W. Emor
Inter-state Literary Society Meeting Notice in St Joseph
Notice from St Joseph Missouri dated November invites the executive committee of the Inter-state Literary Society of Kansas and the West to meet in St Joseph at 1523 Savannah Ave on December 8 1906 at 1 00 PM to arrange hosting the next session. Delegates and program numbers should be sent to the corresponding secretary by November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Inter-state Literary
Society of Kansas
Savannah Ave
Mre
W.l.grant
North 4Th St
Kaga City
Kans
W.A. Hill
Joseph, Mo
Stationery Note Delays Await New Jabber Arrival
A terse message indicates orders for stationery, card heads, and statements will be held back until a new jabber arrives. The note promises to save the items and mentions a forthcoming system upgrade expected to affect processing and delivery timelines.
Train schedule fragment reads like a freight timetable
A fragmented railway schedule lists arrivals and departures with times such as No. 4 at 12 15 a m No 10 at 1 45 am and No 6 at 11 05 am plus multiple others including No 2 at 12 50 p m and No 4 at 4 44 p m noting local freight and a note that No 106 starts from yur.
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Yur
Sedalia Warsaw and Southwest rail schedule fragment
Rail timetable snippet lists Sedalia to Warsaw and Warsaw to Sedalia departures and arrivals. Shows Missouri divisions, numbers 1 and 3 with times 6:86 pm and 9:08 pm, a daily No 011 service except Bu, and No 101 K 0 division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
BANE
Going North end Baer on Thecavenaneeeper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions directions and times with unclear names. Core readable items reference a northbound movement and a time 6:33 am with partial phrases. No clear event, place, or identifiable entities to anchor a fuller summary.
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Baer
Sanday
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Springgald, Mo
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WilGand
William. Diggs
Pope
Richmond
California
Dickman
Jewelry Store
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Ratlog
Bligh
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O. J. Brooks
North Fifth Street
Kansas City
G. J Grosshaw
East Main St
J. D. Ball
M. D
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St. Sedalia, Mo
Teachers of Missouri
Taylor Chapel Methodist Church
Epworth League
R. Davis
Cooper Street
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Rev. R. Adkins
Guan
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Covenant
E VD Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
Cleck
Ing Company
W. E. Staley, Mor
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Feeewenee Oy
Tui P Mosm
Drivass
Lexington Branch
Iiliea Ritewy
Warsaw
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