Homes for Sale in Higginsville Missouri Bargains
Properties offered for thirty days from July 8 include a four room house on two lots for 700, a second four room house on 50 by 125 with well and outbuildings for 400, a five room modern house on two lots priced at 1700, a 18 by 150 lot with a three room house for 200, a five room cottage with outbuildings on 60 by 150 for 425, two 50 by 150 lots for 100, a neat three room house on 50 by 100 for 325, a four room lath and plastered house with basement and lot 50 by 140 insured for wind and fire at 900, a fine three room house and lot 50 by 150 with well and outbuildings for 500. Contact Leonard B. Uritt Higginsville Mo.
Remancipa Lion Proclamation and United States War Era Proclamation
A reconstructed excerpt recalls a Proclamation inviting the people to observe a national day on September 22 in the Civil War era. It references Abraham Lincoln as President and cites the 1864 directive declaring that all persons in rebellious states are addressed by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Domingne
United States
Abraham Flacely
United Stats
Army and Navy
Emancipation Proclamation referenced in 1905 St Louis assembly
An 1905 public notices text from St Louis invites ministers lodges and organizations to a commemorative event in the city on September 22 1905 marking emancipation and independence. The document lists officials including W Thompson supreme secretary and W M Winn division dictator and notes executive council communications from 1346 Chestnut Street St Louis EK and Penn. It also includes local social notes about residents visiting relatives and attendance at events.
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Supréme Courter
St Louis
Missouri
Supreme Council
City of St. Lou
Mayview Visit and Kansas City Trip Noted
Charles Taylor was in Mayview last week on business. W. W. Finley left Sunday for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Finley
Lincoln Institute
Charles Taylor
Mayview
W. W. Finley
Kansas City
Lexington News Roundup Includes Marriages And Visits
Sunday visits in Kans City by Addie Taylor Ottis Walker and John Williams. Saturday night marriage of Tom Jenkins and Misa Birdie Brown. Lexington’s Union Band and second team activity, Higwineville game 6-8. Annie Walker sick list. Emma William home from Wigginsville. Mrs Georgie Weaver back from Sedalia. Georgia Triplett showing some improvement. Moonlight picnic planned at Mrs Noah’s. Other brief notes from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Taylor
Kans City
Ottis Walker
Union Band
Lexington Mo
Lexington
Higwineville
Luther Mcirles
EB. Caves
Haywoons
John Williams
Annie Walker
Mes
John Johnson
Dover
Hurses
Emma William Returnei
Wigginsville
R. He Hughes
Ricet
Return visit yields grand time at church
On my return from VPinasant Green I found a most grand time, the church stood in love and harmony. A standing invitation awaits all to attend religious meetings and participate in good works, signed J. T. Watts, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpinasant Green
J.T. Watts
Lost Their Luck in Dawdling and Bad Judgments
Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine cites causes of failure from indecision, poor business sense, chasing quick wealth, overconfidence after a brief win, and reliance on luck. He condemns neglect of plans, wrongful shortcuts, and demoralizing distractions.
Three Prominent Families Visit Carthage Mo 1905
During the Seda lia District Conference in Carthage Missouri August 16 to 20 1905 guest of Granville and Melvina Webb at 1011 South Fulton includes Wilson Lula Anna Ruby Hattie Bertha Crum and Vernon residents. The Elmore family at 1153 South Maple Street hosted a supper. R W Elmore moved from Pierce City in 1897 and lives among Carthage’s aristocratic white neighborhood with daughters Lela L Zephyr A. and Elma. The narrative praises hospitality wealth status and education of the two families and their prominence in the community.
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Sedalia
Carthage
Granville Webb
Melvina Webb
South Fulton Street
Charthage
Wilson Whipple
Lula Whipple
Anna Whipple
Ruby Massey
Hattie Hooks
Bertha
C. Crum
Vernon
Elmore
Lela L
Zephyr A
Lela
Lincoln Institute
Jefferson City
Emporia
Kansas
Salina
Elma
Lincoln School
Zephyr
Mary Elmore
Lexington Union Band Enlists State Support in Debut Year
The Lexington Union Band appeals to citizens across the state for patronage in its first year promising satisfaction. They offer full dress uniforms and equipment and note contact by secretary R. EL Heanes via W. Steering at Moy. The ad lists an address in Lexington and mentions a fee or amount of 838 dollars.
Notice to subscribers and district leaders on delivery
Notice requests subscribers who do not receive the paper on time to notify the office and asks traveling readers to mail a delivery address in advance. It addresses gentlemen and ladies, business people, select families, active denomination members, and leaders of the Afro American society in their cities.
Provident Hospital excursion and fraternal events in St Louis
The Provident Hospital car carried out its annual excursion to Providence on Monday August 28 with prominent citizens aboard. WWV Cartes chaired the evening and Prof J W Grant served as master of ceremonies. The Masone Temple Hall committee held an annual celebration honoring Carwin H Spencer, with T A Jorden presiding. The K of P arrived from Pittsburg to hold their supreme Grand Lodge, while the Battle Ax Dragoons won several prizes in drill and costumes. Guss Turner was named manager.
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the Provident Hospital
City of Providence
Cartes Cairman
J W Grant
Sermvia
Masone Temple Hall
Carwin H Spencer
Jorden
K of P
Pittsburg
Battle Ax Dri Company
First Regiment
Guss Turner
Railroads and Track Quality Highlight Historic Trade
A fragmented clipping notes concerns with railroads and track quality as a broader theme in commerce. It hints at connection between transport reliability, time, and economic activity, mentioning infrastructure and standards in passing.
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Homes For Sale
Higginsville
Leonard B.uritt
Higginsville, Mo
United States of America
Executive Council
Chestnut Street
St. Louis
Ek, Po Penn
Supremepbietaton, Co
W. Thompson
Supreme Secretary
W. M. Winn
Phyllis Keyes
L. G. Bloompftely Davis
Blackburn
Virgie Steverson
iSouth Grove
Mary Jane Seals
Mary Jackson
Green Valley
Saral
Thomyp
Shome
Mt. Leonard
Susan Combs
Mattie White
Hughesville
Mr.Combs
Phe Carter
Annie May
George Stals
Waerensburg
Lacri
Lizkie Stevlerson
Mary Steverson
Blickburn
Hub
Mice
Guthrie
Mary
Misa Virgin
Steverson
Alma Shaday
Odiove Duce Prewded
Marshall
Jone Guthrie
Sviley
Sweet Springs
Mesdaines
Matte
Jencie Pips
Dromi Bedalia
Priv Baltat Association
Bura
Chapal
Tom Jenkins
Misa Birdie Brown
Arobert Davis
Seilnta
Fortio Uoxstivargance
L. M
Georgie Weaver
Orlsoe’ Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Deslor In
R. Fields
Mgfran
THE
Lexington Union Band
Citi
W. Steering, R. el, Heanes
LO. Hos
Lexington, Moy
Eesentiv
M.K
T. R’y
Thekal Yelyer
Harris
W. Main St
Sedalia, Mo
W. Morgan St
RAMS
Richard Sanders
Ars
Riba
H. G. Phillips
W. Mainstreet
G. J. Kehl
Meat Market
A J Grosshan
East Main St
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
la Hes
Dale x Nie
Coryricus &c. Hrona
Scientific
Ihmet Rats Culmbion
York Roundway
York
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