Pleasant and profitable meeting with notable addresses
J Latham opened proceedings followed by sister Betsie Reed and sister Harriet Bonham who spoke on progress for the Negro. Brief remarks from Jas Brown Walter Dougherty Allen Graves Nannie Hughes M W P J Lothaman John Hughes praised the work of the lady and temple. A fine lunch followed before adjournment.
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J $ Latham
Bettie Reed
Harriet Bonham
Jas. Brown
W. M
Nannie Hughes
V. P
Walter Dougherty
Allen Graves
J . Lothaman
John Hughes
Blackburn Local Notes Additions and Visits
Rev Mrs Wright of Gilliam preached at the Baptist church recently. Rev Thomas and wife from Elmwood visited two Sundays ago. Mrs Lizzie Moten has been sick for several days. Mrs Ron Tibbst left for Mount Leonard to plan her future home. Miss Mayme Shannon of Alma is visiting on the 26th. Charles Green, brother of Mrs Thompson, spent a day here en route from a family reunion at his father’s to Lexington. Geo Seales remains a butcher. Rev Burs was present on the 3rd, now teaching at Malta Bend. Prof D H M Murray runs the local school with fifty pupils enrolled. Henry Yarnell, home from rusticating, looks well.
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Thomas
Elmwood
Lizzie Moten
Ron Tibbst
Mount Leonard
Mayme Shannon
Alma W
Charles Green
Thompson
Lexington
Geo
Seales
D Burs
Malta Bend School
D HM Murray
Thanksgiving Visitors At Versailles Gather For Day
Mrs Floyd of California, Mat Embree and wife of Tipton, Mrs Jessie Thrusten and guests welcomed Thanksgiving visitors at Versailles. Miss Frances Housler, home from a summer absence, returned for a spell. WH Williamson of Eidon joined the holiday gathering.
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Floyd
California
Mat Embree
Tipton
Jessie Thrusten
WH Williamson of
Eidon
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Oliver Thruston of Kansas City enjoyed time with his mother and friends last week. Miss Grace and Miss Lilian Rogers hosted a circle of friends at their home on the 3rd. Mrs Mary Miller and daughter Ethel spent several days in Sedalia last week. Clinton Redmond, after a pleasant visit in Bunceton, has returned to his home.
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Oliver. Thruston
Kansas City
Grace
Lilian Rogers
Mes Mary Miller
Ethel
Sedalia
Clinton Redmond
Bunceton
Burns Chapel Highlights From City Sermons and Meetings
Burts Chapel reports include Rev J Will Jackson sermon on Woman in the Social Life and a captivating lecture. Miss Minnieola Jackson performed the Dying Pope at services. Rev De Logan is announced for the 17th. Mrs Odell Grear will represent Burns Chapel at the Inter-State Literary Society in two weeks.
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Kansas City Times-Star
J. Will Jackson
D. D
Mia Rev J M Harrie
Indianapolis
Ind
Misa M. Minniolia Jackson
J Will Jackson
Aed
Pope
Odell Grear
Burn’s Chapel
Inter- State Literary Society
Orcar
U T Orear
Slater
Read This Paper for Bright Racial Development
A promotional notice extols a newspaper focusing on optimistic racial progress. It highlights training Negro youths in journalism, promises more genuine Negro news than three Missouri papers, and notes broad support from Bean’s progressive Black professionals and community figures.
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Missouri
Lexington Union Band seeks state patronage in first year
The Lexington Union Band asks citizens across the state for support this inaugural year. They guarantee satisfaction and claim full dress uniform equipment, ready to head processions or provide music for celebrations. Secretary Hue nics, W. Steormesx LH, Gen l Mar, P O Box 585 Lexington Mo.
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P.O. Box
Lexington
Go Southwest for Home Building in Oklahoma and Texas
Go Southwest NOW and see opportunities for mercy for home building in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Prospects are bright, crops healthy, showing the Southwest’s potential. There is need for more lands to develop the country. vast unimproved lands and towns offer openings for the RIGHT MEN.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Southwest
Rates and duties for local newspaper subscriptions
Our terms extend from now until January 1st 106. Subscriptions are fixed at one dollar per year or sixty cents for six months. Payments are in advance unless a satisfactory arrangement is made. Correspondents must send news regularly and treat all people impartially.
Southwest Round Trip Tickets Offered by MER & T Ry
The MER and T Ry announce sales on October 1, November 7 and November 21 for round trip tickets to all points in the Southwest. The offer aims to showcase travel options across the region.
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MER & T Ry
Thanksgiving lectures by J L Washington at New Baptist Church
Marshall reports that on Thanksgiving day the youth preacher J L Washington delivered a lecture at the New Baptist Church on The Poort. The event drew attendees and showcased his engaging speaking style.
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J L Washington
Ree Baptist Church
Lincoln High school hosts an engaging program and local notices
The piece lists sick lists and family news including Elijah Thomas improving, Devola Bell visiting Kansas City, and several births and deaths. It notes Thanksgiving visitors, school program in Lincoln High School Room 5, visits from Supt Scott and local clergy, and multiple social gatherings. Local residents like Thomas Brown and John Jackson are mentioned with travel and attendance details.
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Lincoln High School
Supt Scott
I Mills
E Thomas
NH Kenner
Mra J . Thurman
Devolla Bell
Hattie Bausily
Hattie Wells
Susie Huff
Willie Vincent
Henry Watson
Bluff Lick Union Meeting Closes with Thirteen Converts
Rev Rhoades and Charles White led a union meeting at Bluff Lick that closed with great success, noting thirteen converts among attendees. The brief item highlights the revival's impact and key organizers without additional details.
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Rhoades
Charles White
Subscriptions Offered For The Coming Country Paper
Mrs Newbill acts as authorized agent in St Louis for subscriptions to The Coming Country. Tickets allow of stop overs and are valid twenty one days from sale. Contact Sapitia Wickix ComsneTaor and W H Huston for arrangements and customer satisfaction.
Special Noti on Subscriptions for Smpavita Tips
Attention all former subscribers in the Step-LA Weekly CarsKkeato area. The Tins plant attorney H. G. Philips sold the unexpired subscription list of the absorbed publication. Many subscriptions are past due. Authorized agents or the manager will call soon for renewal.
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Smpavita
Step- LA Weeely CarsKkeaTo
Oftorney H. G. Phlips
From the Ball Room to Hell. A Master’s Advancing Experience
A promotional blurb touts a self help or inspirational work titled From the Ball Room to Hell describing the author’s advancing mastery. It lists sales figures claimed at 500000 for the year and mentions clergy and Christmas gift appeal. The ad references a Chicago address and distributor Smith M.O. D.
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Sappy Limited
Smith
Smith M.O. D
Chicgo
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M Charleston
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Thos Brown
James Morton
Ed Lewis
Mike Molden
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John Jackson
Napton
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Perla Henderson
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Daniel Lewis
Malta Bend
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Lester Lawrence
Bluff Lick
Goeorge Mowton
ST. Louis, MQ
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A. Jonas
Palenia
Scientific American
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Bertman
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