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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1907
Page
2
Publication notes it is issued every Monday morning and entered at Seda lia Post Office as Second Class matter with subscription prices announced.
A sermon-like critique denounces race discrimination in the United States and asserts that African Americans, linked to both African and European heritage, will not be deterred. It argues that oppression strengthens Black ambition, calls Anglo Americans to accountability, and champions the rise of a self-respecting, morally anchored Negro identity.
A fragmented passage condemns discrimination as contrary to constitutional law and accuses European ancestors of laziness for desiring slave servants. It argues unity under noble fatherhood and warns against infidelity, insisting nations will be judged by fate.
Nathaniel Anderson of Lincolnville, born August 4, 1856 in Marshall County Mo, died March 18, 1907 at age 50. He lived most of his life in Pettis County, married 1879 to Miss Lewis, no children. A loyal lodge member, frugal provider, and faithful Christian, he faced tuberculosis with patience and died peacefully after urging his wife to trust Jesus. Survived by his wife and an aunt, with many friends mourning.
O J Brooks thanks patrons for years of support and notes growing workload. He states he will be at 731 Minnesota Ave Kansas City Kansas a few doors west of the Post Office to meet friends and patrons.
The two Methodist churches the A.M.E. and the Mak are preparing elaborate programmes for their Easter services with the little folk and young people taking active parts.
Sunday morning and Saturday sessions featured Father Tayes leading the Love Feast in Missouri. Notables include Prof I L Billups of Marshal Texas and Rev G B Smith. Over $3000 raised for benevolences. efforts toward self support noted. Industrial education pledges and field agent assignments mentioned. various ministers addressed duties and assignments.
Mrs Susan Anderson expresses gratitude to Hawkins lodge number 44 Centennial number 59 Rev Richard Davis and many friends for assistance and comfort during bereavement following the loss of her husband.
The Saint Louis District of the Central Missouri Conference lists meeting dates across towns including Danville Montgomery O Fallon Truesdale Wright City Troy Bowling Green Thompson Chapel Curryville Louisiana Hannibal Springfield Jacksonville Elsberg Saint Charles Union Memorial Baden Bridgeton DeSoto Farmington Fredertown Ironton Poplar Bluff St James Lebanon Rolla and a District Stewards Meeting on April 16 at Bridgeton. All district stewards must attend or notify.
First announcements list events in Dresden circuit on April 4 and 550 Georgetown circuit on April 6 and 7.
Administrator C T A of the estate of Colonel Welton deceased will make final settlement of accounts at the next Probate Court term in Sedalia Pettis County Missouri on May 13 1907. Charles B Whitney is the administrator.
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