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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1907
Page
1
The document outlines exams and events from April 23 to 30 1907. It lists prize contests literary society anniversaries field day events including sack and hurdle races and a 100 yard dash. Baccalaureate and anniversary sermons follow on April 28 with graduation ceremonies on April 30 for Grammar School Academy and Liberal Arts. Names of graduating candidates are provided.
A partial roster of residents includes Bother, Emme Clark, Nora Ford, H V C Griffig, Bessie Hughes, I A Jackson, May Sam Martn, Ruly Patterson, Ella Phillipu, J F Reeves, H T Whitiepis, Addie Young, V B.
SolerGe of Listas ARTS degree of AB Wright R Q announces all exercises open to the public. For the Prize Contest a fee of 15 cents will be received. Children unaccompanied by a parent will not be admitted to the evening programs.
A clipped, fragmentary item notes the coming of the horseless carriage and the doveleas marriage, with a quirky aside about a birdless hat and an exchange of ideas. The text reads like a dated, whimsical era snapshot with partial phrases.
J J McDonald local representative for Thiebe Stier lin Music House of St Louis lists Chicker ing Son Boston Poole Cameron Thiebe Stier Lin Thielin and Stien Bach Dreher pianos for sale. Contact at 617 LaFayette Street Sedalia Missouri to arrange purchase and save money.
A special meeting is called for all individuals building certificates in the National Benevolent Society of Kansas City. It will be held at the Conservator ARHAX at 7 30 p m on Wednesday April 17 to organize a local lodge. Attendees may bring a family member who will be admitted as a social member. PEMBERTON and McKELVEY, State Organizers.
The Brownsville incident shifts from tragedy to comic detective flair as Washington probes the 1906 shooting. Officials claimed four rifles matched shells from the Brownsville streets, but locked-store evidence and misidentified weapons undermine the verdict, leaving guilt unresolved.
Article summarizes Booker T. Washington's views on the American Negro, praising industrial education to civilize and reduce crime, citing literacy gains, prison statistics by trade ownership, and his influence among American leaders. It notes Les lies Weekly quoting Washington and praises his conduct and influence beyond politics.
Dear Brethren congratu late you most heartily upon your heroic and faithful endeavors dur ing the past year Let me say to you brethren and fellow work men in the beginning of this conference year keep the following suggestions constantly before you 1 Let us be faithful in pushing every interest of the church 2 Let us make it our paramount object to have 500 souls brought to Christ during this year And let us raise every dollar of our Benevolent Apportionment this year W H SMITH P E
Miss Maud Fowler is seriously ill at this writing. Peat Curl was in Waverly last Sunday on business. Miss Martha Fowler was a visitor in Marshall during the week. Leandere has moved to the country home west of the city. Pats Kile enjoyed a pleasant visit with old acquaintances in Lesington that week. Madame Cella and Ansa B. Mises with their friends were to one city for shopping.
I. J. Brown of St. Louis announces official visits to subordinate Lodges across the Grand Jurisdiction of Missouri. Lodges must have Master of Finance, Master of Exchequer, and Keeper of Records and Seal books and receipts available for inspection, so a report can be prepared at the night’s session. Yours in F. C. and B. F. J. Brown Grand Lecturer.
A tribute from A Srascey recalls meeting Elmer Smith in St Louis, calling him a respectful gentleman and true friend. The note mentions visiting his bedside during illness, his patience in suffering, and earnest prayer. It addresses his mother, praising her devotion and urging faith and solace in God.
Walter Parker endorses National Benevolent Society as a reliable provider of sick accident and life insurance for ages 18 to 48 with a strong claims record. L A Pemberton and John Mc Kelvey, state organizers, promote the organization in the city citing personal experience and consistent settlement of claims.
H Diggs of Fayette, who has supplied news, was ill for three weeks. Readers are informed he is convalescent and that Howard counts will contribute soon.
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