Queen City Chapter program delights Sedalia readers
A lively program at Morgan Street Baptist Church benefitted the Queen City Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs J H Newhill led the event with chaplain Rev Richard Adkins and a sequence of vocal, instrumental, recitation, and reading acts, to general audience satisfaction. On Washington's Birthday a joint Republican and Democratic committee meeting urged continuing the current municipal administration plan, trusting Sedalia to decide wisely for the city's future as the Queen City of the Prairies.
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J H. Newhill
Queen City
Order of the Eastern Star
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Voc
Quarette
Richard Adkins
P.per
Shelton French
Just4die
Ruby Martin
FS Bowles
Sam
Nellie Buckner
William Mason
H G Phillips
Roy Bishop
A L Jackson
Lou Emma Abbott
Carrie Shepherd
M Minneola Jackson
de Sioux
Daugh
Willene Jackson
the Flash
Irene Fletcher
W H Huston
Helen
Hattie Martin
Zephyr Layne
Laura Bolin
Susie J Layne
Washigton
Sedalia
The
Prairies
Political Mandate and Party Autonomy in Local Affairs
The text argues that the City Committee cannot bind future successors and that each convention acts as a sovereign body. It notes that past recommendations were misinterpreted as mandatory, cites lack of authority of past Republican committeemen, and states a broad bipartisan desire to maintain current officeholders.
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Baucases
A Word From Iowa Letter From Des Moines Church News
A Des Moines letter to the editor describes ongoing church life and finances. It notes a recent 180 dollar furnace purchase, 12 converts from a three week meeting, and a quarterly fund of 276.80. It lists local fraternal orders and officers of North Star Lodge No. 6 K of P including Chancellor Commander O A Johnson and others.
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Des Moines
West
Salt Lake City
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Vancouver
Canada
Glacier
Montana
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St Paul
E J Mack
Fulton forms Golden Rule Lodge No. 61 Knights
In Fulton Missouri on February 20 twenty seven men were initiated into a newly organized Knights of Pythias lodge named Golden Rule Lodge No. 61. Dr J D Sexton Grand Medical Register led the initiation with support from members of Western Star Lodge No. 55 and A W Lloyd. Officers were elected including Chancellor commander Dr J D Sexton and Vice chancellor Wm Richman. The piece ends with an ad for Rol lina Studio portrait services.
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Fulton, Mo
Knights of Pythias
Missouri
Fulton
Kingdom of Calloway
J. D. Sexton
Grand Medical Register
Western Star Lodge No. 55
Mexico
W Lloyd
W C Reid
Lloyd Wade
J D Sexton
Wm Richman
W C Ellis
G N Jack
Sparser OCR Note Despite Partial Readings
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Largest collection marks fourth quarter conference in Kansas City
In Kansas City on Sunday the fourth and last quarter of the conference year saw a $78 collection the largest ever for the occasion. Conversions and accessions totaled 39 and presiding elder was paid in full. Dr IM Harris, pastor, is described as the right man in the right place with a request for his return from the 44th quarterly conference.
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IM Harris
Davis and Hendersons Update From Higginsville
J L Davis left Tuesday morning for the Indiana Territory. Mrs James Henderson, previously ill, is reported improving. Mrs J L Davis left Wednesday for Glasgow to attend her father's bedside. Benj Jackson of Atchison bus is visiting Mrs Susan Nubby. they had not met for sixty years.
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J L Davis
Indiana Territory
James Henderson
Glasgow
Benj Jackson
Atchison, Bus
Susan Nubby
Chapel Fund Appeal Reports Student Donations
A report outlines a chapel fund drive asking each student for one dollar to paper the chapel and refurbish the parlor. It lists numerous donors with amounts, mostly one dollar, including Miss Bertha Williams Miss Mary Lowlett Miss Bessie Griffin Rev. F. G. Bowles and Rev. Mr. Clock Kans City. All students urged to send to Pres. L Lowe promptly to complete the work before the Comaneese meat.
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M. English
Bertha Williams
Mary Lowlett
W. May Chenault
Mies Bessie Griffin
Elia Patterson
Laura Bello
Julia North
Mies Netta Matlock
Lucretia Krothers
Thompkins
F. G
Bowles
Mies Aona
Kans
City
Huseton
L. Lowe
Report on Industrial Balls and Conference Year Funds
Report details receipts from multiple churches and outfits, listing sums from Union Memorial Church St. Louis to Fayette and Lexington, totaling 166.02. Expenditures show overdrawn accounts and items like lumber and travel, with a year-end balance of 101.27 and mention of sources from the Smithsonian.
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Fredericktown
Martin
Farmington
L. Woolrich
Congregational Ch. Waverly
Neb
Malta Bend
C. Tayes
Lexington
J. J. Clark
Carthage
B. H. Young
At. Charles
Nh. H. Smith
Warrenton
B. McCain
Mareball
A. H. Higgs
Smithton
Ioull
Bowles
Odessa
M. Denny
Slater
J. H. McAllister
Kansas City
W. Wheeler
Bowen Literary Society
New Franklin
T. Reeves
Marshall Notes and Local Church Activities
Marshall reports include Rev Thomas continuing revival meetings with much success. Chas Walker and wife of Salt Pond visited town. Miss Mayme Bassett of Gillam stayed with her mother. Gratton Wyatt moved to Malta Bend. Mra Mettie Ferguson to direct a musicale at N Street M E church Friday March 7. Free Baptist church plans a baby show on the 6 and a grand rally on the 11 next month. Rev H Green resigns as pastor but church members oppose.
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Chas Walker
Salt Pond
Mayme Bassett
Gilliam
Gratton Wyatt
Malta Bend
Mra Mettie Ferguson
N Street M E
Free Baptist Church
H Green
The
Promises of Progress Featured in Monday Night Talk
Signs of spring optimism spread as speakers urged readers to join the Sepa Werity Conservator and align with progressive efforts. The message urged action to avoid being left behind and to participate in the seasonal renewal.
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Sepa Werity Conservator
Bow 1 Paria Nox Rote Great Southern Hair Pomade
A fragment references bow paria nox and the Great Southern Hair Pomade. The readable text centers on a product or brand phrase appearing in a historical advertisement fragment.
Thomas and Scott's Pocket Map of Sedalia Is Sold
A new pocket map of Sedalia by Thomas and Scott offers complete street lines and points of interest including State Fair buildings. Price 15 cents. Thomas Printing Co., Mail Order Printers. 115 Fast Second Street.
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Thomas and Scott
Sedalia
Thomas Printing CO
Second Street
Attendance Law Clarifies Compulsory Education Rules
State answers outline that home instruction must match daily school hours, and the court, not staff, can excuse attendance. A child near distance limits may be excused only for lack of proper clothing, with books provided by the school. Courts must issue written excuses, and prosecutions rely on notice. Demoralizing conduct may lead to reform school referral. minor infractions should not eject a pupil.
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W J Moore
Enoch Wilson
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