Frank J. Brown Earns Pythian Honors in St Louis Fraternity
Frank J. Brown of St. Louis MO is lauded for years of Pythian service. He has been Chancellor Commander Keeper of Records and Seal Triumph No 52 saved Rock Springs No 39 and currently serves as recorder of Mound City Company and Worthy Counselor of Mumford Court No 2. Since 1903 he has chaired committees and served as Grand lecturer. The Conservites praise his faithful campaigning and industrious nature and urge his reelection as Pastor and Chancellor.
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F. J. Brown
Triumph
Rock Springs
Mound City Company
Mumford Court
St. Loui
Brother Brown
Grand Lodge
Conservites
Vpythian Brotherhood
Brown
Omar Deal
Central Missouri Conference met to discuss church progress
Bishop McDowell led an informal morning meeting at Taylor's Chapel with Trustees and ministers from the Central Missouri Conference. The session addressed church progress, then George R. Smith College governance was reviewed with recommendations to appoint A C Maclin as president and L Billups as associate president, contingent on Freedman's Aid Society approval.
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W. F. McDowell
M. BH
Clareh
Central Missouri
Taylor's Chapel
HH. Lockwood
Joplin
H. Young
Carthage
Wil Il. Brows
Batterey
Walden
Fred Hath
Seabiba
George Roduith Colles
Sid Sogiety
C.veinuath Ohie Sedaba
Ma. Jair
Misea and
Mlavedy
Ay Society
Cincinnati
Ghis
George. R. Laith College
Rob. Gilkim
Soarch
Freedman’s Ass Society
L. Lowe
George R. Smith College
Sedalia
Central Mo
A. C. Maclin
A. M
L. Billups
B. S
A. C. Vaclin
Hllaps
Mahus College
Khestve dl
Freedman’s Air Society
Senatorial bid for Col. Nerecs in Missouri debated
The De Sota Republican notes Col. R C Nerecs retain strong support as a possible United States senator from Missouri. It highlights his campaign efforts across the state, opponents’ reactions, and calls for party loyalty while referencing a front-row seat for a “mysterious stranger” in an earlier Republican column and urging a climactic honor for his lengthy political career.
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R. C. Nerecs
Missouri
Merens
Catia
CIA
Priivgs
Ohio
Investaeda
Fortactie
Keren
Columan
Kevitato
Senate
United States
Hisungarss
Tosa
United States Senate
de Sota
Why He Lost His Friends
A reflective obituary style sketch portrays a man whose traits eroded friendships. He wounded feelings with sarcasm, kept others at a distance, and distrusted people. He borrowed money, lacked loyalty, and judged friends by how they advanced his interests, not by kindness.
Armory Hall Hosts Consistent Music and Hospitality
City revelers enjoyed piano and string music with ample refreshments and cool drinks at Armory Hall. The LL B. P.O. BE. of Wot promise their usual entertainments, while the Zliks are renowned for hospitality and genuine entertainment.
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Armory Hall
LL B. P.O. BE
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Frank J. Brown
St. Louis, MO
South Ohio Street
Sedalia, Missouri
Bishop McDowell
Brothers
Albert G
Maglin
Freedman's Aid
R. E. Gillum
Pres
J. Wall Jackson
A. C. Maclin., A. M
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Quinn Brothers
Ohio St
Tony Steef
Partecudars
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Fider
Ieee Arico
Laon
Chicago
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Menal
Tee Ergular
Wesema
Orsc
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