Local News From Black Barn and Nearby Towns
Blackburn, oD Burne spent Saturday yard, Sandiy in Kansas City. Mire FD G. 08 of Green o Fey is Wisivay her sister Mra G. 'Phompson. Chas 'Taylor left Monday for uk Grove. Mer and Mes Bird Shannon hay moved to Mt Lennard, Geo Wilson went to Kansas City Sunday for a short visit. Henry Jackson of Highasville spent Sunday here with home folks. Bad Steverson and Eddward "Triplet of Malta Bend spent one day in Black Barn. rent Tibts ad wifer swed their country home recently wel pur chased a house ai lot i town. Mise Mildred Jackon lefe sun day eventing for Sedalia where she with her Geo R Smith Collegr. Rey Toe White of Sweet Spring Preached here Sunder. SNorton Shannon returned From Marshall Sunday, Our Sick fie bo areal iprove hue.
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Od Burne
Sandiy
Kansas City
Mire
Green O Fey
Wisivay
Mra G
Phompson
Chas ‘Taylor
UK Grove
Mer
Mes Bird
Shannon Hay
Mt Lennard
Geo Wilson
Kansas
Henry Jackson
Highasville
Bad Steverson
Eddward
Mildred Jackon Lefe
Sedalia
Geo R Smith
Rey Toe White
Sweet Spring
Snorton Shannon
Marshall
Local Notes From Higginsville and Surroundings
Higginsville and area church and clergy moves are reported. Rev Sage departed for Lawrence Kansas. Rev Jackson shifts to Magview and Willington. Rev Jennings earns credit for renewal work at Second Baptist. May Willmore of Poncer Gole died Thursday. W D Lyle traveled to Kansas City for his sister’s illness. Subscribe to the Concordia War. one dollar yearly.
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Olfona Brown
Oklatintha
Saturtey
Fefeids
Tory Ularvi
Nensa Cite
Sage
A.M. 1
Han
Lawrence, Bas
Rocks
Ovh
Bey
Mias May Willmore
Poncer Gole
Barksdale
Second Baptist
Jennings
GL Jackson
Blackwater
Magview
Willington
Wellington
Audi
Jackson
John Carter
Geo. Hayes
Salt Springs
Leonard K. Uritt
Miesourt
W. D. Lyle
Kansas City
Saotay
Lawerence
Kansas
Photo gift from The Twentieth Century Ar tist 305 Ohio St
A reader is urged to present a friend with a fine photo produced by The Twentieth Century Photo Artist based at 305 Ohio Street. The notice emphasizes quality prints and a tasteful keepsake for special occasions.
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Ohio St
Farmars Convention Promises Negro Land Reform Debate
A hurried report from Farmars Convention tied to the Lincoln Institute outlines fears of disenfranchisement and the need for better farming methods. It discusses land ownership, crop rotation, and improved agriculture to feed communities, with a focus on helping Black farmers secure advance practical results and education.
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Fella
Dewitwin
Fittley
Punt
Colored man fined for patronizing shoe store in Columbia
A colored man in Columbia was fined ten dollars for patronizing a local shoe store. The incident involves alleged discriminatory advertising and social pressure against Black customers. Local commentary questions racial bias and fairness in the store’s practices and in the broader "North" era Jim Crow attitudes.
Wide Ows Mauique at Liberty Park Fight Night
Tickets go on sale for the Liberty Park fight night featuring Wide Ows Mauique. Event promises high powered boxing action with local and visiting contenders at Liberty Market Arena.
Republican Meetings Discuss County Politics in Dresden
Citizens gathered Friday night as Floyd Waite addressed Dresden residents about Grant Old Parts. Speakers urged loyalty to local candidates and the county organization while stressing timely voting and community unity.
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Pets
Fix
Floyd Waite
Dresden
Elchon Das
McKinley Speech on Democracy and Equality Principals
A garbled excerpt portrays McKinley defending Democratic values and equal protection under law. The speaker, praising the Constitution and Jefferson, extols rights for all citizens while critiquing party contrasts and urging unity under a fair governance vision. The text reflects campaign rhetoric and public affairs discourse of the era.
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Jotiis
ACSC
Democratic Party
Ecco
Uniter Stites
Jefferson
Clie
Wien
Pugis
Wedding of Samuel Graham and Misa Welly Marke at MFE Church
The ceremony was held Tuesday evening as Samuel Graham and Misa Welly Marke united in matrimony at MFE Church. The bride wore a white gown with blue silk accessories, surrounded by family and friends in a festive reception with cake plates and keepsakes.
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Samuel Graham
Misa Welly Marke
Rey A A Gilbert
We | Mfe
Chet
Misa Carrie Wolfy
Leslie Harris Actwell
Mes Graham
Pete Varse
Tado
Gitlin
Graham Joy
Mecca
Ley
Abe Wai
Argentory
Harvey Maurier
Miltitis
George Witier
May
Hawke
Wu Lindsay
Mtoe
Dhic
Wiesel
Bebby
Pat
Ann Coley
Petey Marner
Shia Misyeid
Low Kile
Joe Ae
Haley Marbaigi
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Sand Service
Blackbburn
Higginsville
Farmars Convention
Lincoln
Agricul
J.W. Menevmek, Jr
Ling Horse
Animules
Mujn
Fioth
St. Louis
St. Louia
Barber
Albert Smith
Backwater
Lizeie i Merson
Abaant
E. E. Johnston
Columbia
Negro Publica
Eva Potcema
Jatpe
E. Ralph Blair
Stavesand
Treerat
Lloyd
C. S Walden
Huston
McKinley
I College Downing
Berri Iie
Oeik
Abe
Kginsvillea
Lexington
Moerschel Brewing Co
Bhewelks and Bottlers
Cor
Main and
Missouri, Avenue
J. M. Harris, M. D
W. Main St
Sedalia, Me
W. Morgan St
H. Dg. Phillips
W. Main Street
John
Promi Pt
Police Service
Diggs
Lamine St
Growther & Son
Sweet Springs
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
Nellie Davis
Ag H
Matt Dresse Jr
Lod Ee Cao
H. Pettis
Lumino Street
Clover Leaf Club
Jessie Lucas
Sunfor' Fields
I Sweet Srings
Ers
Richard Sanders
N. Lamine St
Bell
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