Sedalia Knights of Pythias endorsement letter
A Sedalia weekly issue praises Aaron W. Lloyd of the Missouri Knights of Pythias for leadership and urges his re election as Grand Chancellor. It commends his energy and business ability, noting growth and influence of the order in the West and calling for pending business negotiations.
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A. W. Lloyd
Missouri Knights of Pythias
West
Grand Lodge
Macon
Grand Challeelior
Aaron W. Lieyd
Lloyd
Visit to St Louis Pythian Temple and Provident Hospital
In St Louis our party visited the Pythian Temple at Pine Street and the Provident Hospital. The visit highlighted improving facilities and cleanliness under Grand Lodge leadership. Nurses training graduates were noted and opportunities for Missouri residents to enter nurse training were urged.
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ST. Louis
William Rice to entertain at Allens Chapel club
In July evening at Allens Chapel the club will be entertained by Brother William Rice at Mrs Burnett’s residence 1616 Norton Avenue. B F Carglyle is president with B I Wright as secretary.
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Allens Chapel
Brother William Rice
Smithton Basket Meeting Rally Sunday July 24th
Smithton hosts a basket meeting with Rev Richard Davis of Taylors Chapel Sedalia Mo as a principal speaker. Great preparations for visitors include on site dinner and arrangements on the grounds. Local pastor SS Bowles speaks.
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Smithton
Richard Davis
Taylor's
The Opportunity of Today in the Southwest
An advertisement-like notice touts chances for men with capital to settle in the Southwest’s prairie states Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. It urges investment, promises land and business openings, and invites readers to request a free copy of a paper called The Coming Country for information.
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Hirth
Prairie
Southwest
Indian Territory
inUllahoma
Texell
George Morton in St Louis matter faces action
Local report identifies George Morton in St Louis Missouri involved in a legal or civil matter with an Anwat or Paseenwor credit reference, noting Bor as a possible associated term. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but place and person are established.
Calanthean Sisters Install Officers in St Louis Courts
Mrs M B Carruthers installs officers for Calanthean Courts in one day in St Louis Missouri July 11. Eight of fifteen courts held services last night and today despite weather. About 150 sisters attended the installation led by District Deputy Grand Worthy Counselor Mrs Carruthers. A social hour followed with refreshments. A pioneer court now has Mrs Carruthers and two others among its leaders, as Calanthean work continues in St Louis. Preparations under way for Grand Court in Macon July 25 to 28 with the organization described as 1500-strong in support of culture and charity.
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St.Louis
Calanthe
M.blc. Bruthers
Mrs. Carruthers
Pioneer Court
St. Louis
Mesdames
Ellen Gunvell
Hate Cheatham
M.b.carruthers
Sprig
Myrtle Colle
Sons of Allen entertains at Kansas City gathering
The United Sons of Allen were entertained by brother Charles Young at his residence 817 Brooklyn Avenue on Thursday evening July 6th. About 35 in all attended a delightful repast after devotionals and club business. The affair was grand and all expressed pleasure. Brother Young is a new member and the club appreciated his and his wife's interest. A business meeting was called for the third Thursday.
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Kansas City
United Sons of Allen
Charles Young
Brooklyn Avenue
Brother Young
Sons of Allen
Great Southern Hair Pomade Ad Sparks Ladies Appeal
A vintage plea offers a mail order for Great Southern Hair Pomade. For $1.00, ladies are urged to send funds to Nott Box 81, Patis, Mo, to obtain a preparation that softens beautifies and promotes hair growth.
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Nott
Patis
Band bids open for county colored pair event
Bids are open to supply music for four days of the Laboyette County Colored Pair to be held at Digginsville Missouri on August 16 17 and 18. Applicants must state number of pieces employed and provide the names and home locations of leader or instructor. Bids must be received by August 1. The association reserves the right to reject any or all bids and all bids should be sent to Joe P Johnson Higginsville Missouri.
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Laboyette County
Digginsvill¢ Mo
Assatia
Joe P Johnson
Higginsville
Epworth League and Sunday School Convene at Carthage
Notice urges presidents and superintendents to attend the District Conference in Carthage Missouri from August 16 to 20 where the Sundays school and Epworth League Convention will meet. Pastors are asked to press attendance with local leaders.
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Sundays School
Epworth League
Carthage
Sundays
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