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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
2
Republican ticket prospects and race business call
A political notice urges early work for a clean Republican ticket led by A L Shortridge and H D Dow for prosecuting attorney, with T T Viets seeking re election as county treasurer. It critiques Negro business opportunity, urging Negro merchants and professionals to serve their community and invest locally to strengthen institutions.
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A L Shortridge
Shortridge
H D Dow
Republican Committee
T T Viets
Pettis County Probates Judge Candidate File
Welare authorized taahnauney J W Truxell as a candidate for probate Judge of Pettis county subject to the decision of the Republican county convention or primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welare
Taahnauney J W Truxell
Pettis County
T. T. Viets
Charles Daugherty
W S Scott
Harris Honored by White Ministers in Kansas City
Rev J M Harris D D pastor of Burns Chapel was elected vice president of the Methodist Episcopal Ministers Meeting of Kansas City. He is said to be the first colored minister to receive such high recognition amid a body of leading white ministers. Harris is a young man in his fifth year at Burns Chapel with renewed energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. M. Harris
Worthwhile Visits and Easter Plans Highlight Local Church Life
Rev Lewis William from Kansas City visited his ill son on Sunday. Rev T H Lockwood delivered a sermon, a collection totaling 5.00 was taken. Douglas school pupils strive to make the term closing outstanding. Mrs Aggie Mansfield of Kansas City Kans visiting relatives until after school ends. Methodist Sunday School plans an Easter program Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis William
Kansas City
T H Lockwood
The
Douglas School
Aggie Mansfield
Kans
Methodist Church
Prosecution Office Nominees For Republican Primary
The prosecuting attorney race lists A. L. Shortridge and H. D. Dow as candidates subject to Republican primary or convention action. The notice declares authorization to announce their candidacies and awaits party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Shortridge
H. D. Dow
County Treasurer T T Viets Seeks Re election
County Treasurer T T Viets runs for re election subject to Republican primary or convention.
Brief Sketch of the Late Rev John Johnson Life
Rev John Johnson of Pettis county Missouri died April 6 at his home near Houstonia aged about 69. He was born in Saline county married to Clarissa Payne in 1868, father of seven with five surviving. A lifelong church worker, he served as steward trustee class leader and annual conference delegate. A respected Negro farmer, he left a loving wife and five sons. He died in faith asleep in Jesus. John H. Jones Warrensburg Mo reports.
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John Johnson
Saline County
Missouri
Houstonia
Pettis County
Clarissa Payne
Sedalia
Beginning
Jesus
Mr. Johnson
John H. Jones
Warrensburg
Southwest rail rate dispute over colonization plans
The Record Herald reports a regional fight over cheap Southwest rates as western lines push for development while southeastern roads protest and demand rate reductions. A St Louis conference failed to settle the conflict with Rock Island seeking to keep Southwest perks, while others consider extending cheap fares toward Birmingham territory.
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Rock Island
Southwest
Western Roads
Western Lines
St Louis
Southwestern Roads
Birmingham
Record Herald
Candidates for Pettis County Recorder Nomination
Charles D Rayburn and Walter Morey announce candidacy for Recorder of Pettis County, pending decisions of the Republican county convention. Both seek the office and will await convention results before continuing.
County Clerk Candidates Named in Pettis County
County Clerk M L Imhoff runs for Pettis county clerk subject to the Republican county convention. David Roberts also runs as a candidate for Pettis county position.
Circuit Clerk Charles Daugherty Seeks Pettis County Post
Circuit Clerk Charles Daugherty announces his candidacy for circuit clerk of Pettis County. He outlines experience in county records, vows efficiency, transparency, and improved public access to court documents. He seeks support from residents and local organizations ahead of the election.
W S Scott Seeks Pettis County Col lector Nomination
W S Scott enters the race for Pettis County collector subject to the Republican county convention or primary decision. He aims to win the party nomination through the upcoming local process.
Railroads in Contest Over Excursion Rates
Three railroad groups representing Northwest Southeast and Southwest wage a three cornered war over homeseekers' excursions. Rock Island proposed weekly Tuesday rates to the Southwest. If rejected by Western Passenger Association lines independent action will be taken by Rock Island. John Sebastian spoke for Rock Island and Frisco.
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Northwest
Southwest
Rock Island
Western Passenger Association
John Sebastian
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