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Temperance Meeting and Local Notices in Springfield
A temperance mass meeting was held January 26 1899 in the Springfield court house chaired by Col H Fletcher with Rev J H Harwood J J Bentley and others discussing a permanent organization and an adjourned meeting January 30. Local notices mention real estate plans railroad surveys 2100 workers on the Atlantic and Pacific line and multiple city happenings including a funeral committee report and lodge resolutions for Brother Cecil and Brother Rowen. Public notices also reference loan drafts from Home Insurance Company and various city residents returning from travels and court appearances.
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Springfield
Court House
Col. H. Fletcher
W. E. Gilmore
W. 2D. Sheppard
Geo. Kline
J. H. Harwood
J.J. Bentley
Geo, Kline
H. E. Howell
E. T. Robberson
Re Paige
S. H. Boyd
Col. C.er
H.E. Howell
J. A. Paige
State Agricultural College
E. Robberson
W. D. Sheppard
H. E. Havens
Greene County
Boyd
F.S. Jones
E.T. Rosnensos
Cha'n
Sre
Nathan Bray
Circuit Court
John &. Phelps
H. C. Young
James F. Hardin
T. A. Sherwood
Eny
St Louis
Jefferson City
James Hays
Boonville Street
Bast & Skinner
Dr. McGovern
List
Engineer Corps
South Pacific and
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Litle Piney
Lebanon
Atlantic and Pacific
Cecil
T. H. Rievarns
W. A. Hyne
United Lodge No
Fo& AL Miz
James Bowen
Wreneas
Brother Rowen
United Lods No
Louis Napoleon
New York
Reuben E. Fenton
United States
Wmn. Homes
St. Louis
Col. Wood
Messrs
Seward, Weed
Morgan
Union Pacific
Pratt
Indiana
Hendricks
Michael Quinnian
Jersey
Danby
Til
Chicago
Hannah Waidman
Northwestern
John E. Braine
Navy
Kings County
Brooklyn
Attornery
Sumner
Boston
Havana
Queada
Villa Clara
Count Valmezad
John B. Dexter
W. W. Denham
E. D. Ou