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The Sedalia Weekly Conservator lists annual and semiannual subscription prices. One year costs 1.00 for 52 issues and six months costs .65 for 26 issues. Editor publisher W. H. Huston notes the publication is issued every Monday and mailed as second class matter.
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Foraker as a Constitutional Defender
A tribute to Senator Joseph Benson Foraker praising his defense of the Constitution against claims of racism and sectional bias. The piece lauds his independence, courage, and fidelity to constitutional principles, comparing him to historic defenders and urging support against political pressure from Roosevelt era figures. It frames Foraker as a fearless, cultured defender ready to oppose any who contradicts lofty constitutional ideals.
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Garfield
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Roosevelt
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Ohio
Donts For Parents Preserving Respect For Children
A compact guide urges reciprocal duty between parents and children. Do not shame or scold in front of kids. Answer all questions patiently, keep promises, avoid harsh discipline, and treat children with respect to foster trust and honest behavior.
Scolding by Parent Sparks Boy's Frustration Over Actions
A caretaker warns against provoking a child to anger and then punishing him, noting the cycle leads to more conflict as the child resents being scolded for doing what he was urged to do. The passage reflects parental discipline tensions and attempts to curb reactive scolding.
Organize Pythian Cadets Seek Missouri Lodges
To organize Pythian Cadets any lodge in Missouri seeking to form Cadet companies should contact Cor Wu Hooves at 3513 Bernard Ave St Louis Mo. The notice urges immediate action to establish Pythian children organizations statewide.
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Minsouri
Cor Wu H Hooves
Bernard Ave
St Louis
Western College Annual Convocation Week Schedule
Convocation events run May 12 through May 16. May 12 includes an 11:00 a m sermon and 8:00 p m convocation sermon. May 13 features 3:00 p m library day and 8:00 p m musical and literary entertainment. May 14 shows 2:00 p m field day sporta and 8:00 p m Wednesday exercises. May 15 offers 10:00 a m farewell meeting, 2:00 p m alumni business meeting, and 8:00 p m class night exercises. May 16 ends with convocation exercises at 8:00 p m.
Queen of Honor Court to entertain Grand Court in May
Farmington Missouri April 27 The ladies of Queen of Honor Court No 38 arrange to entertain the Grand Court session to meet here in late May The public is urged to attend and benefit from convenient railroad and streetcar access Masters masons wives and daughters are invited to come Dayse F Baker signs the notice with a welcoming tone
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Farmington
Queen of Honor Court
Dayse F. Baker
Jackson-Prowell Nuptials in Clinton Missouri
Miss Eric O. Jackson, a Lincoln School teacher, married Mr Harvey Prowell of St. Louis on April 18 at the bride’s home 403 North Washington. A reception followed at the groom’s home with many presents. They will reside in St. Louis after May 18.
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Clinton, Mo
Eric O. Jackson
Lincoln School
Harvey Prowell
St. Louis
North Washington Street
Beasie Griffin Graduation Noted By Columba Relatives
Mesdames Griffin and Thompson of Columbia attend the graduation of Miss Beasie Griffin, their relative.
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Mesdames Griffin and
Thompson
Columbia
Beasie Griffin
National Negro Business League meeting plans in Topeka
The article notes preparations for the National Negro Business League meeting with about 500 attendees plus visitors. It highlights Kansas and surrounding states hosting many farmers and business people, aims to grow local membership to 300, and details lodging at one dollar per day. A 50-voice chorus is planned, and C. C. Lytle is appointed Deputy Marshall, a popular and promising figure.
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National Negro Business League
National League
Kansas
Ira C. Guy
M. W. Giggs
Little Rock
Arkansas
Topeka
Great League
C. C. Lytle
Local Business League
The Mystery of Taft as President Hopeful
The piece argues Taft’s clear integrity and abilities yet notes a national mystery in the public’s tepid enthusiasm for his presidential candidacy. It reflects on why such a respected statesman fails to ignite mass political passion despite universal admiration. Roy McClain plans to visit the Lafayette County Colored Fair in Higginaville this season.
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Taft
United States
Rand
Roy McClain
LaFayette County
Higginaville
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