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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
4
Directory of Pythian lodges with meeting nights and officers across Missouri locations including Eureka Adair Sedalia Sedalia Greater Sedalia and more. lists chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal for each lodge with meeting dates and times.
All meet at the Vendome Academy 1734 Grand Avis McKinley No 21 on the first and third Tuesday at 553 Main St. Lewis Woods serves as Chancellor Commander and John Johnson as Keeper of Records.
All Pythian lodges must send notices of any executive office changes made during the June election. Lodges and courts are asked to provide data for proper entry in the Pythian Lodge Directory.
STATE OF MISSOURI Pettis County In the Circuit Court of Pettis County August 20 1906 Jane L Cooper plaintiff v Samuel Cooper defendant. Plaintiff files petition alleging nonresidency and seeks divorce on intolerable indignities. Public notice ordered by clerk to publish four weeks Sedalia weekly Conservator with last insertion fifteen days before October term begin. Attest Circuit Clerk CW Daugherty Deputy Clerk G Pintuirs plaintiff s attorney.
The New State of Oklahoma is described as larger than Missouri and rivaling Ohio and Indiana in potential. A booming population is settling from older states, with land ready for farming, industry, mills, and trade. The piece urges more workers, farmers, and entrepreneurs to develop the vast unimproved lands.
The message urges immediate land purchase as Oklahoma settles, predicting a nearby community of prosperous energetic men who see brighter possibilities and have acted. It emphasizes timely investment to capitalize on forthcoming development and growth.
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