Local News Briefs From Waverly and Surroundings
The Waverly band performed for a community event as residents attended. An infant girl, child of Mr and Mrs Moten, was buried at Salt Pond cemetery near Geo Sooty on Monday. Lonnie Price visited Miss Auna May Gartey on Sunday.
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Mr Mar Mt
Waverly
Marshall
Sunda
Salt Pond Comtery
Ds Goi
Seatet Springs
Lonnie Price
Auna May Gartey Dulilay
Local community notes from Riteas City area
Fragmented social column mentions Daniel Pichi and family, Marie Jafinaon, Auia Peppers, Willi Waka, Charity sVinou, Dani Piten line, Simpson's School, Miss Muallada Virockimit, Othe Moorehead family, Alisa Nevada Dritt, Jno Jones infant burial, Miva Josie Pie wintering with predciother, scribe lament about aging and American ideals, and a reflective appeal for improving children and community friendship.
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Marie
Jafinaon
Auia Peppers
Hvr
Bine
Willi Waka
sVinou
Dani Piten
Wien
Vrot Simpson
Muallada
Othe Moorehead
Mooreheads
Alisa
Nevada
Dritt
Boonie
Jno Jones
Josie Pie
Howe
Livan RS and Special Attention at Horse and Mule Show
A compact note reports Livan RS and the event titled Special Attention atove nuviWwe with LIANG HORSES AND MULES. The fragment mentions fans and a race or showcase on a April date, with emphasis on horse and mule displays.
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Atove nuviWwe &Ski Liang
Rev Gilberto Reappointed Pastor Amid Mixed Review
Rev Gilberto named again to pastor the Mikghoret church amid praise for his practical and Christian approach. Members approved his continued leadership as the congregation hopes for growth and renewed vitality next year.
Lincoln Institute Notes and Medal Award Highlights
The Lincoln Institute receives a Gold Medal from the World's Fair Commission for its exhibit. A completed central steam heat plant has passed active tests and is deemed reliable. Allen returns from a trip to St. Louis and Chicago. A women's club meeting at the Valley Town Club featured a speech on Olive Branch and civic duties. The event included a charitable supper with a large dining hall, well-set tables, and club-prepared dishes supervised by the home economics department.
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Allen
St. Louis
Wiebald
Wemet
Aleyton
Lincoln National Association women progress banquet remarks noted
The address and audience at Masou State School highlighted the role of young women as future home makers and community leaders. President Allen praised the event as a strong object lesson, with pictures distributed to schools and calls for wider adoption of community work as a path to race uplift.
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Lincoln
Masou
Allen
Pichlis
Associatio
Ainita
Deis
Clinton Street Tales From A Weekend Visit
Fragmented notes recount visits and arrivals in Clinton as families gather for church services and social events. Emma Webster is mentioned as a visitor, with several locals returning home after trips to KC and Katisa City.
Roy Bean Visits Wife in Higginsville Past Week
Mr Roy Bean former AME Church pastor at Marshall now of Washington Missouri visited his wife here last week. Mrs Anna Hall of Ogden also visited Mrs Ninnie Johnson during the same week.
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Roy Bean
AME
Marshall M Bit
Washington
Anna Hall
Ogden Uith
Ninnie Johnson
Daily Passenger Trains to St Louis Advertisement
Notice advertises round trip rail service to St Louis with daily departures. Fare shown as 87.50 for a 60 day period with return trips highlighted. Promotional language emphasizes regular trips and value for travelers seeking round trips.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
Sala Dane
E. E. Johnston's Notes From Local Social Gatherings
Mel Juba witnessed at Stella Combs home and witnesses from Columbis, real estate matters discussed by Ward Shores and Rata, with members AG Wheeler WV Witcher visiting. St Louis editor Huston travels through the county courting for the Republican party, highlighting local political activity.
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Mel Juba Diews
Stella Combs
Correction of rally total at Payette church event
A correction states the rally at Rev. DeBoe's church in Payette raised 307.85 dollars rather than 207.815 as reported last week in Isaac.
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DeBoe
Payette
Isaac
State Committee Man Lloyd Speaks to Houstonia Crowd
State Committeeman A. W. Loyd and Dr Vernon spoke at the A. M. E. church Monday night and again Tuesday in Houstonia. A good crowd attended with many white Republicans present. Addresses by Lloyd Walden and W. Th. Husten.
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A. W. Lioyd
Vernon
A. M. Kt
Houstonia
Ir. Liovd
Nae Walden
W. TH. Husten
Local notices and community updates from Sedalia paper
A fragmented page notes varied local items including advertisements, travel mentions, and social updates. It references an upcoming visit to counties with colored populations, the death of Miss Helen Majors in Butler, Missouri, and family train travelers. It mentions Miss Lea, Mrs Scott, and Mrs Amnia Weather, plus local homes damaged and photos offered by The Twentieth Century Photographer at 505 Ghia St.
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Mira Etl
Hutler
Neice
Misa Helen Majors
Mornlay
Miss Lea
Scott
Sistess
Aminia Wather
Kans City
Hutsler Aid
Keew Punt
Republican Meetings Bring Strong Results Across District
Republican meetings held in multiple towns attracted large crowds and favorable turnout. Speakers including C. Mitelin promoted candidates moving toward Georgetown, with sessions in Smithton and surrounding areas yielding promising early support for the party’s slate.
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Qeitlinges
Niles
Droc
Walloon
Huston
Hemi
C. Mitelin
Georgetown
Hell
Simithton
Rev Reeves Has Done Good Work AUC Glasgow
Rev Reeves has completed a neat modern parsonage at Lewis Chapel in Glasgow Missouri costing about 400 dollars with nearly all expenses paid. The parishioners praise his five years as pastor, noting progress and comfort in the church and predicting success wherever he serves.
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Rev Reeves
AUC
Glasgow
Lewis Chapel
St. Joseph
Duke
Reeves
Postponed Jolly entertainment at George & Smith Colley
The advertised Monday night Jolly entertainment was postponed to a later date due to Dr Vernon Watt's speaking engagement for a new advertisement.
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Jolly Entertainment
George &. Smith Colley
Vernon Watt
Paper Says He Oils His Paper At Year
A brief note in a 19th century column claims a person oils his paper at the year end. The exact identity and context are unclear in the fragment.
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Columbis
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Naptons Ville
Win Fanaliy
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Growther & Son
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