Local option speaker argues liberty term clash in open air
Mr. Chaffin, an Anti-Saloon League advocate, contends at Ohio Avenue and Second Street last Saturday the Constitution guarantees Civil and Religious Liberty not Personal Liberty. He calls Personal Liberty anarchy and warns radical local optionists would curb rights of dissenters, challenging the difference between Civil and Personal liberty.
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Chaffin
Ohio Avenue
Second Street
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Chaffin
An Urgent Demand for Black Civic Organization
Sedalia urges formation of an organization of sober industrious black men to mirror how other groups are organized. The piece argues organized effort can protect common interests, foster business ventures, attract capital, and encourage readership while contrasting with rounders grafters and loalers already structured in the city. It emphasizes unity and disciplined collaboration for meaningful community development.
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Sedalia
Enerdse Political Fanaticisms
The piece analyzes how political fanaticisms arise from top down or bottom up in campaigns, noting the silver agitation of 1896 as a top-origin frenzy and describing the Local Option Agitation as a striking contemporary example with appealing but misleading features.
Indian Twins Lone Bear Life Case Ties to 101 Ranch Show
Joe and Sam Lone Bear, full Ponca brothers, are cited as the only Indian twins allowed to live under government records. The tale explains their birth on Christmas, the death of their mother, and removal to a government agency before being placed with Zack T. Miller of the 101 Ranch as legal guardians. The piece notes historic customs feared the twins’ survival and recounts the father’s failed attempts to reclaim them amidst tribal traditions and federal intervention.
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Tom Mik
Oklahoma
Barranch
Zack T. Miller
101 Ranch
Famous Area
Local Option and Prohibition by Indirection
The piece argues that Local Option fails to achieve prohibition, noting Maine and Kansas do not reach absolute bans. It warns prohibition cannot be achieved by indirect means, as saloons vanish only in form while liquor persists through blind tigers and private venues. It advocates common sense saloon restriction as a feasible alternative.
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Maine
Kansas
Blind Tiger
George W. Anamosa Seeks Republican Nomination for Representative
Local politics notice announces George W. Anamosa as a candidate for the office of representative in the Geneva Assembly. Endorsement hinges on the Republican Primary on August 4. He is described as highly esteemed by county citizens and trusted by many constituents.
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George W. Anamosa
Geneva Assembly
Bia Negro
Harvey D. Dow
Dow and Anamosa Seek GOP Candidacies in Pettis County
Prosecution candidate Harvey D. Dow announces re election bid praising his Conservative conduct and diligence. In Pettis County Geo W Anamosa is named as a re presenting candidate and praised as a tireless campaigner. Pastor Key B Abbott reports returning from Baltimore to join St Louis moves with his family.
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Harvey D. Dow
Nomi
Key B. Abbott
Union Memorial
M E .Church
St. Louis
Missouri
Baltimore
Maryland
St. Louia
Utopia Court No 19 Calanthe Sedalia Meets Thursdays
Sedalia Missouri unit Utopia Court No 19 Order of Calanthe meets on the first and third Thursdays monthly at 3 pm at the D O H Hall. Worthy Councillor Mrs Annie L Stemmons and Miss Agnes Miller Register of Deeds are noted in the notice.
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Utopia Court No
Order of Calanthe
Sedalia
D. O. H. Hall
Annie L. Stemmons
Agnes Miller
Register of Deeds
Greater Sepatra No 42 Sedalia Regular Meetings
Greater Sepatra No 42 Sedalia Mo holds regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month at the Conservator Annex 121 East Main Street at eight oclock sharp chaired by Chancellor Commander Prof C C Hubbard Box 42 and keeper of records and seal S B Moore Hoffman Bidg
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Conservator Annex
East Main Street
C. C. Hubbard
S. B. Moore
Hoffman Bidg
Polar StAx Lops No 60 Versailles Missouri Meeting Details
Polar StAx Lodge No 60 in Versailles Missouri meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 oclock in Castle Hall on Fisher Street. Clay Thuston serves as chancellor commander and E W Fowler as keeper of records and seal.
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Versailles
Castle Hall
Fisher St
Clay Thuston
E. W. Fowler
St Louis Lodge Details Regular Meetings and Officers
St Louis Lopce No. 41 holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at 8 p m at Pythian Hall 3137 Pine Street William Carson chancellor commander 1114 Morgan Street and Charles S White keeper of records and seal 1239 Morgan Street
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Pythian Hall
Pine Street
William Carson
Morgan Street
Charles S. White
Warrenshire Lodge 46 Holds Regular Meetings in Warrensburg
Warrensburg Mo. Warrenssure Lance No 46 holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays each month in their castle hall at eight oclock promptly E W Hendricks chancellor commander Will Cooper keeper of records and seal Lamonte Mo
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Castle Hall
E. W. Hendricks
Will Cooper
Lamonte, Mo
Anchor Lover No 31 Cape Girardeau Mo
Fragmentary text mentions Anchor Lover No 31 in Cape Girardeau Missouri with a reference to George Walla a chancellor commander and Albert M Oliver keeper of records and seal.
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Anchor
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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Enerdse
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Walwut ST
Kansas City
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Rn Folllen
Joensen
Losa
Semual Poner
Joe
Sam Lone Bear
Local Politics
Geo. W. Anamosa
Pettis County
Anamosa
Ud. J Grosehan
Grocer
East Main
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J. D. Ball, M. D
Lexington
Lodge Directory
Sedalia, Mo
Lopce
St. Louis, Mo
Warrenssure Lance
Warrensburg, Mo
George Walla
Albert M. Oliver
G Wheele
Propr
North Lamine
Dr. Miles
U. S
Frank Snyder
Nick
Ile
Louise Lewellyn
Powell
South
Tsella
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Usw
Man Machines Sadeseashieniotional
Guaranty
Gale
Baker Supply Co
Sedalia, Missouri
Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers
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Missouri, Avenue
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