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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
2
Classified fragment notes rates for one year one dollar six months sixty five cents and invites readers to write today. It states advertising rates will be quoted on demand and that the notice is entered at the Sedalia Post Office as second class matter.
Local committees from Secalia Lodge and Utopia Court plan Grant Lodge and Court sessions on July 28 in Sedalia Missouri. They secured session venues arranged amusement features stopping places and preparations for hosts. A mammoth parade of Central Missouri knights is considered. readers may write F A Hughes for advance housing and details.
Sedalia hosts a rare musicale on Thursday July 30 in a city venue for Grand Lodge and Grand Court visitors featuring local composers and top musicians. Blind Boone, en route home, consented to appear after being approached by the committee led by Mrs. Hattie L. Bures to present a premier program of vocal and instrumental works. Strong interest from state admirers and plans note no expense spared to make it the season’s banner evening.
Chief Braden and J. M. Meallen of the Uninet Quarderol tied to advance the True Reformers. He spoke in Lexington and Higginville, addressing clergy and supporters. The movement claims $1,500,000 backing and urges local enlistment as a dispensation allows further funding.
Fragments indicate Bulaps traveled to Woarregstacs on a Friday evening, with possible mention of Hohior Haston Wadoe Te in the event. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the core idea involves a Friday outing to Woarregstacs.
Professor C C Nabbard secretary of the Endowment Department of the United Brothers of Friendship and principal of Lincoln High spoke at the Annual Thanksgive Address in Boonville on the 28th last month. Fully 500 citizens attended at Bastial church to hear his eloquent exposition of the Order and its work. He delivered brilliant periods of oratory and was praised as a strong leader by the audience and his fellow members.
The Central Missouri Institute wraps with lectures by Dr. I L Lowe and Prof J P Luckett, detailing history factors and professional teaching. Visits include Mr Arthac Craddock and Dr C W Brown, focusing on dental hygiene and temperance, with examinations pending Friday and Saturday.
A Lexington Republican congressional candidate is described as being treated well by the periodical's management, reflecting favorable editorial stance during this campaign season.
Greater Sepaia No. 42 Sedalia and Polar Stonx No. 60 Versailles Mo meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month at 8 o'clock in Castle Hall on Fisher Street. C. W. White is chancellor commander and E. W. Fowler keeper of records and seal.
St Louis lodge holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at the Pythian Hall, 1137 Pine Street, at 8 p.m. Officers listed include Wm von at 1114 Morgan Street as commander and Charles S White at 1239 Morgan Street as keeper of records and seals.
Warrenspore Longe No. 46 at Warrensburg Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays each month in the castle hall at eight o'clock promptly. E W Hendricks is chancellor commander and Will Cooper keeper of records and seal. Lamonte Missouri is mentioned as a location reference.
The lodge holds regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month in their castle hall at Right Oclock sharp. George Walls is chancellor commander and Albert M. Oliver is keeper of records and seal, Box 66.
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