Republican City Ticket and Local Ward Roster
A historical clipping lists Republican candidates for mayor marshal attorney police treasurer collector assessor and school board, with ward committee lines and names such as Babcock, Blain, Gresham, Brandt, Wagner, Taylor, Hoffman, Baker, Pringle, Johns, McKinz, and Johns. It records ward results and district designations like First Ward and Ward Three, reflecting a local party ticket and roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud
Babcock Oo
Boullt
Blainwaugh Gresham
John Brandt
Vai Wagner Johns
Taylor Charles Hoffman
DTI Gentrity Reel
J. Baker
A. L. Pringle
Robert Johns Aw W, McRkinzwe
Esteemed Dr J M Harris Heads to Nashville for Graduation Visit
Dr. J M Harris is set to depart on the 27th for Nashville to witness his son Earl Alexander graduate from the Medical College of Walden University. He has guided four other young men to Walden for professional training and earned praise for directing Black Missourians toward higher ideals. Local respect notes his lived example and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Harris
Nashville
Earl Alexander
Medical College of
Walden University
Walden
Mixouri
Municipal Elections and Civic Duty in Local Governance
A call to citizens to engage in municipal elections, outlining the need for prudent, public-spirited leaders from mayor to council. Emphasizes enforcing local laws, sanitation, utilities, taxes, education, streets, and public morals, urging voters to demand clear policies and oppose self interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfivers
Curlist
Eyte
Isea
Vagfanis
College and Army: Local Graduates Headed for Degrees
Howard County born J Herbert Verrill and Albert J Tompkins, longtime George R Smith College students, are poised to receive Bachelor of Arts degrees this spring. Both men are noted for athletics and campus leadership, with Verrill praised for patriotic aims and Tompkins lauded for hard work and steady progress toward college goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert
Howard County
Fayette
George
K. Smith College
Sedalia
Missouri
Lao
Tertill
Albert J. Tompkins
Johnson County
MaobNoster
George 'R. Smith’ College
Tompkins
Sedalia Negro Newspaper Claims Full Black Workforce
A fragmented notice proclaims Sedalia Mo newspaper as the sole black governed and produced paper in Mississippi area, saying it employs black men as workers reporters printers and editors with owner W H Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Conservaror
W. H Houston
Mipsey
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Ad Recalled in Confusing Text
A garbled ad appears to reference Dr Miles anti pain pills and a related recall. The legible parts mention headache relief and various misread phrases. The piece reads like a faded, disjointed OCR fragment from an old publication with unclear dates or entities.
Lodge Directory Preaching Schedule Listed
Eee Sweeney A. M. E. lodge shows Sunday School preaching at 1 36 gr in, listing regular service times and membership roles in the directory section of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney A. M. E
Greater Sedalia Club Meeting Schedule and Officers
Greater Sepauia Inc in Sedalia Missouri lists regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays at the Conservator Annex 13 fast Main Street at eight o'clock. Officers include Prof C C Hubbard Chancellor Commander and LB Moore keeper of records. Also notes gatherings on the first and third Tuesdays at Pythian Hall 3137 Pine Street at 8 p m with William Carson listed as chian¢ minang and keeper of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservator Annex
Fast Main Street
C. C. Hubbard
Ss. LB. Moore
Nlolman Bldg
Ron
Lopen
Ike
Pythian Hall
Pine Street
William Carson
Morgan Street
Chian¢ Minang
Ang
Toussaint L Ouverture as Great General of the Negro
A fragmentary note praises Toussaint L Ouverture as a soldier statesman and martyr who, with a modest force, held at bay sixty ships and thirty thousand trained soldiers of the French army and navy. Wendell Phillips called him the greatest general the ground has produced and images of notable Black figures are advertised by the Colored American Novelty Co., Washington, D. C., agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Toussaint
Colored American Novelty Co
Ashington
D. C
Fraternal Meeting Schedule At Lamonte Lodge No 46
Lamonte Mo lodge holds its 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 STE Will Cooper keeper of records and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
E. W. Hendricks
Ste Will Cooper
Lamonte
George Walls
AiGen M Oliver
Eat
Tilia
Unclear OCR: Cape Girardeau anchor readings
Fragmentary text cites Cape Girardeau Missouri names Anchor Lopgr George Walls and AiGen M Oliver with scattered phrases about monthly castled times and records. Content is incoherent and lacks a resolvable event or outcome.
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Q. C
Teishhode
Republican City
Marshall
Peecen
Isle
Prirticmeend
Hird Ware
Eurth
Joseph Mayo Harris
Moy
Municipal Government
Konsas
Ozprene
Matias
Ong
Fon Man
Agitet 66
J. Herbert Terrill
Albert J. Tomkins
Po Dresent
Miles
Mites
Goi
J. B. Marneyy
Pat
Lodge Directory
Eee
Urorpra Court No
Order of Calathe
Sedalia, Mo
DPO
H. Hall
Annie L. Stemmons
Agnes Miller
Register of Deeds
Hind
Aes
Ibi
Colored P ‘Bravelty Company
GNET
Shop
Greater Sepauia Inc
Bathsin
AL G Wheele
Prop's
North Lamine Sf
Toussaint L’ouverture
C. A. Johnne
I Suurg Longin
Prremburg State
Anchor Lopgr
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Yantelihams
Uuenachine
Apuasky
BAM
Moorsthel Brewing
Cor
Main and
Mona Do Sol
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