Citizens Ticket Nominated In Sedalia Elections
The Citizens ticket led by Bell Hutchinson Marshall and William H. Boullt for mayor and city attorney heads Sedalia elections. Democratic and Republican ward meetings chose 28 delegates each for city conventions meeting March 3 and 8 to nominate the same slate, with 1010 voters represented.
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Citizens
Sseecees Bell Hutchinson Marshall
William H. Boullt
G. Barnett, Jr
Colhevier
J. W. Kennedy
Courtney Stevenson
J. B. Longan
J. Evans
H. W
Democratic Central Committee
Citizens ticket dominance in city elections outlined
The piece portrays the citizens ticket as nonpartisan, backed by both Democratic and Republican groups, emphasizing honest government, equal rights, labor protections, and clean elections. It notes independents lacking a definite policy, lists district and ward caucus details, and calls for a district steward meeting and Easter Children’s Missionary Day observance.
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Citizens
Citizens’ Movement
Independent Voters
Stete
Citizens Movement
Fourth Ward
First Ward
Third Ward
John A. Collins
First Quarterly Meeting Schedule Noted in St Louis District
The Central Missouri Conference lists a first quarterly meeting with dates in Wellsville Forestelle Warrenton Troy Curryville Bowling Green and Jacksonville. Events span March 31 through May with multiple local circuits and venues scheduled across the district.
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Rounds
St. Louis
Wellsville
Montgomery City
Forestelle
Warrenton
Troy
Curryville
Bowling Green
Onend
Jacksonville
Community notes from Farmington and surrounding events
Farmington reports Mrs Jane Robinson improving after illness. Rev W S Cole preached at AMEE church. Rev Leroy Woolrich may move to Lexington this conference year. Rev John Guyton, recently assigned here, preparing for a busy year. Sunday services well attended. Young and married men left for Crystal City for seasonal work. Mrs Louisa Hill, longtime ME Sunday school superintendent, departed for Cleveland Ohio to live with daughter. Knights of Pythias and Caranthean anniversary exercises drew strong attendance with regalia procession from Masonic Hall to the ME Church. Charles Baker and Anna Murphy presiding officers. Continued coverage notes strong community praise.
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Jane Robinson
W 5S Cole
Sunny Tennessee
Amee
Leroy Woolrich
Lexington
John Guyton
Crystal City
Farmington
Louisa Hill
Cleveland Ohio
Mary Seames
Knights of Pythias and
Carantheans
Masonic Hall
Charles Baker
Anna Murphy
Calanthean Themed Musical Recital At DeSoto
Prof W A Gunnell delivers opening address as Grand Keeper of Records and Seal of DeSoto. Program includes Pythian Ode by Rey G W H Smith, annual address by Charles Baker, responses by Mrs Anna Murphy, vocal trio Co Sow, and various papers and songs by Misses Hunt Cayce Baker Hill and others. Closing ode by Calenthean chorus. local correspondent Miss Sayse F Baker provides further details.
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Evitor
DeSoto Lodge No. 5
R of P
Gaand
A W Lloyd
Castle Hall
Silver Star Co
No. 11
K D Smith
Bro H L Long
Missouri
Revy Thomas Carter
Court of Calantha
Eldora Turner
Rev M Turner
Jesus
Elder Hopkins
Festus
W A Gunnell
H L Long
H Long
DeSoto
Rey G W H Smith
Pythian Chorus
Charles Baker
Anna Murphy
Co Sow
F D Baker
Hunt & Cayce
Sir James Robinson
Bessie Hunt
Belle Hunt
Mes
Student Cabinet Discount Offer at Low Prices
A local craftsman advertises discounts for students on cabinet work. A 25 cent reduction is offered for two and two dollars and fifty cent cabinets, with a 50 cent reduction on higher priced projects. The note emphasizes student price concessions.
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Richard Sanders
Addrasp Movs
Michael
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Rollins’ Studio
East Main Street
Springfield
Ills
Louisiana
Clarksville
Elsherry
Bridgeton
St Charles
Baden
Union Memorial St Louis
Trenton
Fredericktown
St Louis
St James
Rolla
Lebanon
St Paul Church
EF M Rundle
Rev Jackson
de Soto Lodge
Calantha
Losa
R. Davis
M. E
East Main ST
Morgan St. Baptist Church
Aris
Jordan Hickman
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