Versailles Revival Continues At ME Church
The Versailles ME church maintains revival led by Rev Elisha Hzat who honors Rev Johnson. Editor Huston attended last week. Rev G W Watts preached two sermons. Miss Nettie Smiley and Miss Joene Lewsworth plan to visit relatives in Kansas City. A baby boy weighing twelve pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Smith Putt. Mrs Harriet Morton remains ill.
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Elisha Hzat
Johnson
Tey
Nettie Smiley
Joene Lezworth
Sun- Thay
Kaness City
Mra Smith
Six Services at Baptist Church and Sunday visits
South Grove notes list six services at the Baptist church with Rev. Ones preaching in lieu of the regular pastor. Various locals attended, including Hub Guthrie, Joary J Seals, George Williams from Pitwarshall, Emanuel Clay and wife, Sadie Clay, Ed Pollard, Jane Burton and family, George Carter, and others visiting Marshall and Salt Springs.
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Hub Guthrie
Joary J Seals
Salt Pond
George Williams
Pitarshall
Emanuel Clay
Buford
George Hayes
Perkins
Sadie Clay
Ed Pollard
Mary Clay
George Clay
Salt Springs
Willie Hayes
Hits
Matilda Buford
Salluer
Pollard
Tipton Social Notes From Kansas City to Denver
Mrs Bertha l Pobert and child return to St Louis after visiting Kansas City. Miss Mamie Lewis returns from visiting the Reavis and Bierce families in Kansas City. Mrs Lille Norris tours to Denver to visit sisters. Will Moore travels to Pullan on business. Miller Hesler and companions come from Versailles for Emancipation celebration. Maria Reynolds and children visit Sedalia and Tipton relatives. Russell Maupin and wife visit Bunceton. Thomas departs for Springs seeking health. Elijah Hooter rides as a passenger.
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Bertha “l Pobert
Little Laugher
Kansas City
St Louis
Mamie Lewis
Reavis, Bierce
Lille Norris
Kayses City
Mesdames Alexander and Craven
Denver
Colo
Willi Moore
Pullan
Jne Miller
Oss
Hesler
Fersailles
Maria Reynolds
Sedalia
Tipton
Ussell Maupin
Bunceton
Thomas
Springs
Ree
Elijah Hooter
Sailed for Versailles and Travels to St Louis
Will Key departed for St Louis on Sunday afternoon. LM Shackleford, after a brief vacation, left on Wednesday to rejoin the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor as a law student.
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Senger
Versailles
Will Key
St Louis
LM Shackleford
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Malta Bend Notes On Local Illness And Visits
Mrs H Henderson is very ill. Miss Emma Paxton of Sedalia spent a week with sister Mrs W H Anderson. Carroll Crutchfield visits Kansas City for the week. Miss Nellie Rucker visited aunt Miss Sarah Wilson. Martha Fowler to leave for Yates Mo. Sick list includes Mrs Jessie Thomas Mrs Brand T S Florence and little Sadie Wilson.
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H Henderson
Emma Paxton
Sedalia
Mra W H Anderson
Carroll Crutchfield
Kansas City
Nellie Rucker
Sarah ““Wilson
Martha Fowler
Yates
Jessie Thomas
Brand T S Florence
Sadie Wilson
Progressive Negro Press Promotes Racial Uplift and Training
An optimistic excerpt touts Breavsy for training Negro youths in journalism, claiming more genuine Negro Jewish presence per issue than three Missouri papers. It notes affordable pricing at one dollar for 52 copies and praises broad support from progressive African American professionals and leaders.
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Breavsy
Missouri
Debt Notice Urges Prompt Payment on Outstanding Bill
A local notices department requests settlement of an overdue account to ensure vendors and services can be paid. The appeal emphasizes the amount due and the necessity of clearing the balance to prevent further actions.
Marshall social notes recall Kansas City visitations and local arrivals
Sun day morning departures include Mesdries Jane Miller Lizzie Hamilton Fannie Stewart Rennie Williams and several Misses Banks Annie Craig Lucille Browne Jennie Payne Jennie Williams Miss W Craddock of St Louis arrives to visit her mother Mrs Lucy Cbanion Sarah Lee Talbot returns to Kansas City with her mother Henry Burton Emmett and family visit Marshall Presiding Elder Smith reports a successful quarterly meeting Relatives of Mrs Emily Beavers plan to move to Sedalia Beatrice Thomas and Bihel Johnson join the group leaving Friday Revs Miller and Smith visit Lincoln school as enrollment grows Ernest Hawkins begins at New Frankfort Mrs Sadie Clay visits Marshall and a buggy accident injures a traveling party in Slater many Marshall residents visit Slater.
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Kansas City
Mesdries Jane Miller
Lizzie Hamilton
Fannie Stewart
Rennie Williams
Misses Banks
Annie Craig
Lucille Browne
Jennie Payne
Jennie Williams
Sarah Lee Talbot
Kansas
Henry Burton
Emmett
South Grove
Margaret Johnson
Penny Town
Julia Pressley
Smith
Martha Butler
Sedalis
Marshall
Emily Beavers
Albert
Sedalia
Beatrice Thomas
Misa Bihel Johnson
Isaac Miller
Hardin Smith
Lincoln School
Ernest Hawkins
New Frankfort
Subscription rates fixed at one dollar a year
From January 1 1906 subscriptions are fixed at one dollar per year and sixty cents for six months. All subscriptions are payable in advance unless other satisfactory arrangements are made with the management.
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Uot
Local Merchants Promote Trade in Lexington Missouri
W Steeres of KR and HH Hvanins join General Merchant Secretary at P O Box Lexington Missouri to discuss a $53 exchange or fee, compiling a brief Lexington business update.
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W. Steeres, KR
HH. Hvanins
Mer. P.O. Box
Lexington
Newspaper pledge and contact note from local publisher
A publisher urges correspondents to send news regularly and to cover only good deeds in their localities. The pledge promises impartial reporting, liberal rates, and studying local sentiment for betterment. Information about the Separra Wvierkey Conservator can be addressed to editor W. H. Hustos.
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Separra Vwierkey Conservator
Scottish Rite Masons elect officers in Washington session
John G Jones heads the United Supreme Council as Sovereign Grand Commander. officers from multiple states named including Lieut Grand Commander RH Stillyard and Grand Chancellor C R France. Delegates from sixty consistories attended the session, noted as the largest yet, with next meeting in Boston. A memorial to thrift highlights a well furnished home for heirs. Rev J W Robinson visits Chicago. Daniel M Jackson appointed consul to Mexico, first colored diplomat there. Phillip R Miller returns from the East after a lengthy stay.
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J H Johnson
Queen Esther Chapel No. 3
Washington, DC
Order of Nastero Star
John G Jones
Washington
W L Perkins
Hagnak
Wyo
W W Taylor
Salt
Boston
J. W Robinson
St Lukes M E Church
Chicago
Daniel M Jackson
Mexico
East
Reverend Townsend Leaves for Pittsburg Pastorate
In Chicago reports say Rev J M Townsend, pastor of the constitutional church, has accepted a pastorate in Pittsburgh. Rev A J Carey of Beth el M E church has returned from Conference and was reappointed pastor of the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M ‘Townsend
Pittsburg
A J Carey
Bethel M E Church
Chicago Police Chief Accused of Racial Slectivity in Saloon Raids
Report states John M. Collins, Chicago Chief of Police, is alleged to target colored saloon operators while permitting white neighbors to operate without interference, drawing charges of enforcing a color line in the city.
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John M Collins
Chicago
Postal Ruling Tightens Rules on Rural Mail Boxes
The post office department issues a new ruling requiring rural curbside mailboxes to meet department standards. Carriers will inspect boxes and assign numbers to those conforming to the rules.
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Post Office Department
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Huston
G W Watts
Sallie King
Newman
Harriet Morton
Jane Burton
Lucy Carter
George Carter
Mr Jones
Gilbert Williams
Samuel Shannon
Prof Perkins
DP Pollard
Malta Bend
Kyoupo
Brecavsis
W Craddock
St. Louis
Lucy Cbanion
Ellie Talbot
Melissa Paxton
Lucy Allen
Muskogee
Aix Moree
Deslor In
R. Fields
Morgan Street
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Citi Sens
Dr RH Stillyard
Wheeling
W Va
Grand Pryor
John A Bell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jas E Todd
Earlington
C R France
If C Scott
Torvetsr Brown
Grand Lodge of
U BF Ands MT
Pettigrew
Huntsville, My
J B Coleman
Columbia, Mo
C Hubbard
Paris, Mo
W J Harrison
Jefferson City, Mo
Deriment
OC Oucen -Mannibal
Rey P T Reed Bunceton
Board of Managers
B. K E. Bruce
JT Caston
C H Tandy
C. H. Blanton
J H Williams
Robert Vaughn
CP Agee
James Branch
Joseph Oliver
GW Montgomery
Outer Sentinel
Franklin
EA Minor
A Taylor
Columbia
Palladium
Phillip R Miller
E. Ralph Blair
Blair
Osagest
Bertman
Main
Vermont
Ber
Marshall Republican
National Burial Association
Mr. Starr
Burial Association Society
Jonings
W. Main St
W. Morgan St
DMA Asa Amsars Sas2gsas
Richard Sanders
Lamine St
Bell Phone
H. G. Phillips
W. Mainstreet
G. J. Kehl
G. J Grosshan the
Grocer
Wi Bonom Pritas
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
J. W. Menefee, Jr
Sale Stables
Hoth
W. Main
CorrniahTs
C. Avrotea
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