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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1905

Page

1

A New Book on the Race Issue in the South

A conservative Globe-Democrat commentary reviews a new book on race in the South. It outlines Dr. William Benjamin Smith’s analysis denying social equality for Black people, arguing White and Asian lineages, and predicting doom for miscegenation while urging social and religious reform to preserve the Caucasian race.

Nan Lee Miust Tis McChure, Phillipa & Co New York House William Henjamin Smith Palane University New Oreleans Ani Brotherhood of Man Ant Per Navn Arts and Sciences Mileiderer University of Berlin Smithern

Hod carriers hold grand Easter outing in city hall

The Hod Carriers Union of the city hosted a large Easter evening gathering at HW Hall. Contractors, masons, drivers and attendants filled the hall for a joyful, well organized event. Cap Charley Martin led the dancing with praise for the men, and manager Selumaker organized a creditable affair boosting good influence among the group.

Euster Chesterfieldian Ely Charley Martin Charley Uilasis Selumaker

Knights of I’vthinie Missouri tale tames remaths

A fragmented notice describes Knights of I’vthinie in Missouri reaping earnings in the last three months. It notes Beneficiary Award collections from Sulutidiimte Lodges totaling 82008 M. Dewth Gites payments to horses and a cash balance of 510532.79 in a bank. The text hints at a renamed society for the people’s growth.

Knights of I'vthinie Missouri

Pessies engagement with Fred Sturmalis ends poorly

In a terse chat, Hester notes Pessie’s engagement to Fred Sturmalis is broken. Grace mentions she will keep the diamond ring. Lester indicates a change in what he heard.

Hester Pessie Fred Sturmalis Grace Lester

The Negro Teacher and His Work Amid Turbulent Times

The piece argues black teachers face tougher conditions than white teachers and cannot accomplish expected aims within the same system. It outlines four main obstacles: limited school days, external distractions on students, lack of home influence, and greater demands on black instructors. It concludes reform is needed to enable black teachers to educate under similar standards as white teachers.

Cory Scott Elise Aleve Lass Pamuria Noman Episcopal Church Congress Rooklyn South Asepire Hood Ludy Nao Halling Nolsy Phir Feo Chtdren Chile Ieee

Armstronf Department Commended in Apr 24 1905

Fragmentary text mentions Our job department commended and Armstrong MO on April 24 1905. The readable lines reference a person praising work, painting, and a lost effort tied to a keel or pilings. Details are unclear but imply recognition within a department.

Armstrong

Fragmented Personal Exchange Between Characters

A garbled dialogue snippet shows Were and Teron debating a union or alliance. The text hints at marriage and a future chapter, with phrases like certainly and it will serve them right. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.

Negeuss

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