College Notes and Evening Reception at Miss Estelle Martins
College notes record literary society term elections completed and officers to be installed. Seniors from Academic and Normal departments hosted at Miss Estelle Martins on Jackson Street with a lively question box. Students praised by President Lowe for decorum and conduct, with a complimentary reception of shelled parts at the close.
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Maodee Cravens
Cgartald Jefferson
Paewertig
Gokniye
Thampkira
Alhaly
Presilent Lowe
Mar Jom
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Celebration Marks 25 Years Service of Central Missouri Leader
Presiding Elder of the Se ain Osceit district in the Central Missouri M. EF. Conference is noted for his 25 years of service. He reports steady work on trestle trains and steady progress in education, with family ties and home life described as a highlight of his felicity. His mother’s knowledge is mentioned as a stabilizing factor in his long career.
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Johnson Street
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Missouri
Leasington
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Fors
Tey
Fev
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Eepnu
Dire —Hove’ Ails
Csean
Flenith
Michail
Ocean
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Complex Text Fragment Reflects Mixed 19th Century Local Notes
The passage blends fragments on Lexington mining and employment in Levington, mentions wages, rail routes, and mine labor, with references to Missouri state events. It cites public officials, teachers, and organizational meetings. The tone mirrors a period newspaper catalog of local news, oblique political commentary, and civic notices.
Thanksgiving church proceeds and obituaries noted
The report shows church proceeds of 48.75 from a Thanksgiving event. There is mention of Mira Hiva Stanley and Mrs Stanley as a charter member, with notes on attendance and farewell arrangements. An invitation is extended for future talks by Prof. Machin and other committee updates are included.
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Stanley
Achater Menber
Lewis Olitiped
Negro Capitalist Dead in Arkansas
Wiley Jones, aged around 55, died here today. One of the first Black businesspeople in the South, he built a fine street presence and ran an enterprise. He loved valued stocks in trotting thoroughbreds and supported State ventures, with ties to St Louis and local affairs.
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Ark
Wiley Jones
Jones
South
Galway
United States
Spar
St. Leodih
Photo Prices Drop for 26 Prints at 305 Ohio St
The scene at 305 Ohio Street features Lewis and Edwards offering 26 photos for 25 cents each. Customers flock as bargain prints go on sale.
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Lewis
Edwards
Ohio St
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