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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1906
Page
2
The note proclaims Prof. G. V. Buchannan, longtime city schools superintendent for 13 years, will run as a Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Schools. It commends him as a cultured schoolman and disciplined educator, suited to the office sought.
The piece denounces mob law as un-American and dangerous while urging calm. It discusses mob violence against African Americans and the impact on communities, noting that restraint and lawful action protect lives and property, and highlighting the role of white and Black citizens in restoring order.
After April 21st you should plan summer outfits. We showcase linens in all hues with embroidery options, new collars and turnovers, 110 pieces of Toille Du Nid ginghams for children's wear, fancy silks, taftas, and wash silks. Wool suiting and skirt goods, hosiery, cotton or risle underwear, and summer materials including organdies swisses mulls battistes and Indian Head or Linen Finish fabrics for shirts and dresses are all on display.
We are authorized to announce T. T. Viets as a candidate for re election as county treasurer, subject to the action of the Republican primary or convention.
The author argues mobs degrade every participant and corrupt the fabric of society. Leaders become dangerous, communities lose trust and capability, capital investment wanes, and parents fear for their families. Suffering falls on victims and on conservative citizens alike, who endure lasting harms.
Walter Morey also seeks Pettis county recorder, both contingent on the Republican county convention decision.
County Clerk announces M. L. Imhoff as a candidate for Pettis County Clerk subject to the Republican county convention decision. David Roberts also named as a candidate, pending convention outcome.
Charles Daugherty declares candidacy for circuit clerk of Pettis county subject to the decision of the Republican county convention or primary.
Schedule from the Conservator lists events for thirteenth annual commencement including concerts Friday night Address before Union Literary Societies by Prof Shelton French Saturday field day on the college ball grounds Sunday Baccalaureate service Rev C B Spencer D D Kansas City Mo 3pm Anniversary Address Mrs Brenton K Ball Guthrie Ok 8pm College Sermon Rev D G Franklin Monday Academic Class Day 1pm Treated meeting College Oration Rev WM Balch Prize awards and diplomas conferring degrees doxology and benediction
Collector W S Sprott seeks the Pettis county colelector post subject to the Republican county convention or primary decision. He aims to win the nomination and advance to the county office.
Administrator C T A of the estate of Robert Nurne deceased will make final settlement of accounts at the next Probate Court term in Pettis County Missouri. The hearing is set for Sedalia on the 14th day of May AD 1906.
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