Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week in City
Rilline Studio for photos and Rev Ak of Alsiren visited the city to attend to business. Georgetown revival meetings continued with Rev Richard Rush and Grand Chancellor W Lloyd passing through en route to Kansas City. Leatha Drake of Alma school was called to the city, while Lexington lodge installed officers and local residents attended various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payee
Lexington Lodge
Nothi
M_ Todd
Richard’ Rush
Georgetown
W Lloyd
Krnaas City
Wemean
Mise Leatha Drake
Alma’ School
Revival success and community notices in Lamonte Missouri
The article outlines revival efforts by Rev G W Balde and Rev Hawkins with seven converts, local religious activities in Lamonte, and social events. It notes attorney H G Phillips in Topeka, a constable candidacy for Sedalia township, donations, subscriptions, and various community figures including Aaron Duncan, Mrs Janie Gravitt, and Mr Moorey. Missouri Negroes own 6686 homes and 2848 farms per Pres. Quinton of St Louis. It also covers a large violin recital by Douglass, and a grand Odd Fellows event with numerous lodge members present, described as the county’s greatest social event in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H G Phillips
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
Bishop Howlett
As & C
Sedalia Township
Birdie Williams
Des Moimes
Iowa
Anna Wright
Reya A Gilbert
Zion ‘S Chapel
Ener
Bertlenen
St.Louis
Aaron Duncan
Warrensburg
Lamonte
Pres. Quinton
Missouri Negro Republican Club
St Louis
St Jétin’s Fd
Janie Gravitt
Moorey
Kansas City
Franklin
Leer Douglass
E City
Douglass Ie Mae
Weat Morgan Street
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Masonic
United Prets
Liggas
Homer Smith
U B
Dicey Young
E Liggins
Ahmé Reed
Ruth
Vampalian's Entertain City Heading Apt in 13th
A fragment suggests a city meeting or event linked to Vampalian and a joint association on the 13th. Details are unreadable but indicate an entertainment or civic gathering context possibly security or schedule notes. Further readable facts are needed for a fuller summary.
Official roster of Pythian lodges in Missouri
Semi annual elections list for Fayette Lower No 35 C C Isaacs and Jas Digg as leaders with medical registrar Dr C P McGee and keeper J W Calloway. Cimon Lopez No 53 with J W Gordon and Charley Rhodes. Ricemann Lopce No 20 with James Fulton Otis Hughes and William Simpson. Firetiry Lope No 7 Springfield Adams and J H Nutall. Parasorgian Lopur No 33 Paris F J Nott and G Berry. Greater SEDALIA No 42 F S Bowles and W H Huston. Wanrunspurc Soper No 48 Perry Aden and J Will Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Head
William Elliston
Luther Webster
A. W. Freeman
Shannon Webster
John Burns
Joseph Allen
Bill Murrell
Charley Brown
Walker Walls
Samuel Potts
Ricemann Lopce No. 20
James Fulton
Otis Hughes
William Simpson
Wm Gibbs
A L Freels
Matthew Martin
D W Mason
Edward Louis
Thos Smith
Eli Carter
Dward Louis
John Whidby
Firetiry Lope
Springfield
B. F. Adams
J. H. Nutall
J. S. Dorsey
H. D. Johnson
A. B. Freeman
H. R. Webb
H. Bolen
W. C. Scales
C. H. Andrews
Benjamin Franklin Adams
Paris
Greater Sedalia No
F. S. Bowles
W. H. Huston
J. W. Stemens
A. C. Maclin
J. M. Harris
H. G. Phillips
Fred Ferguson
W. H. Cline
Jerry Brown
Richard Ferguson
Versailles Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Mrs Sallie Meadows appears on the wick list as Prof Hall and several O lean boys spent Sunday in the city. Lewis Baker and wife of Glensted were shopping. Joseph Newman and wife worshipped here on the last Sabbath. Dockanpan, visiting City, returned home last week. Mrs Rhodo Chism hosted a small afternoon gathering on the 14th. Frank Carber and wife of Burton, guests of Mrs Emmet Tutt, departed Saturday. Mrs Sarah Hyter hosted guests on January 9 to honor her son Samuel Hyter and his wife. the evening included gazhes and music with a later Snoc served to about thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Meadows
Prof Hall
Olean
Lewis Baker
Glensted
Joseph Newman
Dockanpan
City
Rhodo Chism
Frank Carber
Buncton
Emmet Tutt
Sarah Hyter
Samuel Hyter
Mrs Georgia Boone Travels to Moberly Then Home to Wellsville
Mrs Georgia Boone visited relatives and friends in Moberly and plans to return to her Wellsville home after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Boone
Moberly
Saturdy
Wellsville
Marshall news notes and community life highlights
The bulletin details convalescent illness, mud after snow, Len Clark’s happiness over a new baby, and a wave of local subscriptions led by William Wright. It mentions Mrs Ella Mason hosting guests Prof J H Kenner Rev A H Higgs D J and wife Rev Elijah Hunter, plus a Monday follow up by Mrs Fannie Stewart. The ME church quarterly meeting was successful, Presiding elder Smith attended due to Rev Clark’s Lexington funeral. Rev Tayes Malta Bend preached, with Rev Hunter delivering a Sunday night sermon to a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Clark
William Wright
Ella Mason
J H Kenner
A H Higgs
D. J
Elijah Hunter
Fannie Stewart
Smith
Clark
Lexington
Tayes
Malta
Bend
Hunter
Fayette docket notes parishioners and visitors
Mrs Bessie South returns from Chicago. Rev WJ DeBoo preaching at Springfield revival. Mrs Thorpion Cason on the sick list at the Writing. Mrs Patsy McKinney of Columbia visiting and seated with locals. unclear text notes people and places in Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie South
Chicago
WJ DeBoo
Springfield
Thorpion Cason
Patsy: McKinney
Columbia
Ion
North Side Cash Butcher Shop Opens on North Oeage Street
James H. Patterson opens a new butcher shop inviting friends to buy cash for best bargains. Located at 519 North Oeage Street with Bell Phone No 1773. Delivers to all city areas and offers homemade sausage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
North Oeage Street
Bell
Rollins Studio Opens at 118 Bastoe Street
Rollins, a local photographer long trained under leading state masters, opens an elegant studio at 118 Bastoe Street. He plans to offer all classes of work from pencil sketches to penny photos, inviting visits to view his setup and sample work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins
Bastoe Street
SAY FRIEND Cash Subscription Plea for Conservator Funding
A brief plea urges readers to send a cash subscription for the Conservator at once after a misprint. The notice notes the urgency and asks for prompt support from supporters and subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservator
Railroad Time Tables Arrive in Fragmented Form
Rail timetable fragment shows multiple trains with numbers and inconsistent times. Arrivals include No 8 at 12:15, No 10 at 1:45, No 6 at 11:05, No 9 at 12:50, No 4 at 4:00, No 24 at 9:10, and No 100 freight. Departs include No 106 from yard heading west, with garbled notes on departures and track details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joon! Freight
Missouri Kansas Texas Arrival and Departure Flyer Note
Fragmentary OCR shows train service details with times and numbers. Mentions Missouri Kansas Texas and division notes, but content is incomplete and unclear.
GOING NORTH and BAS Flyer item
Daily notice with scattered words and times, listing flyer numbers and addresses. Reads like an OCR fragment for a transportation or schedule page with references to VT, SB Gia, and 5:30 pm. Entities unclear due to garbled text. no coherent event or outcome.
Notice to Correspondents Instructs single page submissions
Correspondents and subscribers are warned to send manuscript on one side of a sheet only. Materials written on both sides will be discarded and not published.
Cheap Trips Southwest to Oklahoma and Texas Promises Opportunity
If you have never been Southwest to Oklahoma or Texas there is a treat in store for you. Beyond escaping winter weather, a trip now may prove of far greater benefit. There are more and better opportunities for making money for home building in the Southwest today than anywhere else. You only have to get on solid ground to prove this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Southwest
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Weg
Cooper ‘Street
Ars Cooper
E LD Burns
Lelah Jones
Mergen Street
Rev. B.adkins
Sige East
Huston
Eplte Pea Publisher
Rilline’ Studio
Stanford
Dena Oes Earl
Ans FT
E. Main
Bedelia
G W Balde
Hawkins
The
Rapton’s and William's Gare and Restaurant
Patsy Williams
Jennie Burton
North Lamine Street
Sedalia, Mo
F. J. Nott
G. Berry
Robert Jewis
C. C. Hubbard
J. W. Porter
F. Green
G. A. McDonald
F. J Nott
J. M. Brown
Corner
West
Lincoln Ave
G. J. Kehl
Meat Market
W. Main Street
Sedalia
Versailles
Marshall
Fayette
James H. Patterson
Missouri Pacific
Boing Haat
Bededeserae
Lexington Branch
Ceesee Tocht
Wee A Aon
Dreeess OG
Sedalia, Warsaw
Kga A
Warsaw
Mian
Tee
Hwa
Hunioy
Bas
Missouri, Kansas
H. F. Bowsher
Cincinnati, Q
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