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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
2
Sedalia Weekly Conservator announces advertising rates and staff listings. The notice invites correspondents and agents in central Missouri, notes one year subscription for one dollar and six months for sixty five cents, and states the paper is entered at Sedalia Post Office as second class matter.
A 19th century editorial argues Republicans must fund their own partisan papers to mobilize diverse voters. It asserts Missouri's GOP win depends on heavy Negro and German press support, urging candidates to back their race journals before campaigning widely.
Warrensburg Missouri hosts the Royal Sons and Daughters of Frederick Douglass in their first biennial session at the Douglass Home and Industrial Building at 10:00 am August 10. A large delegation is expected. Thursday the 13th features a program at Empire Hall with many distinguished persons, including President J. W. Garnett.
Missouri scholars and clergymen from Sedalia Jefferson City Clinton Carrollton Lexington and other towns gather for a program featuring Prof H L Billups and Prof J W Boone the worlds renowned musician on Saturday the 15th at Douglass Grounds a Great Picnic and speeches follow a baseball game between Sedalia and Sweet Springs is planned those seeking privileges should write Mr Fred Jackson Warrensburg Mo
Opinion piece endorses Argus Cox for the Republican nomination for Supreme Judge. The writer recalls Cox’s 15 plus years on the eighteenth district bench and his strong judicial record. Claims Cox is the most logical candidate and would be a big victory for Missourians if nominated and elected.
A neighbor endorses David Roberts for the Republican nomination as county assessor to be decided August Fourth. The letter lauds his character and contends his business ties give him close contact with county residents, urging friends to back his nomination. Signed by W. H. Huston.
F J Brown claims top standing recalling Macon as Miss Ophelia Loyd performs efficient stenography for her father. W T Ancell YW A Gannell Charles Baker J D Sexton and the siamese quartet start their Annual Grand Lodge Antica, while eyes focus on them.
Local note announces George W. Anamosa and W. A. Fast as Republican primary hopefuls for representative in the General Assembly. Endorsement depends on the Republican primary held on August 4.
Greater Separtia No 42 Sedalia Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays at Eight O'clock Sharp at D O H Hall 108 East Main Street Chancellor Commander W H Huston and keeper S records S Lb Moore Penak Stak Loner No 60 Vershlies Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at unspecified time in its Castle Hall Fisher Street Chancellor commander W White and keeper records and seal E W Fowler.
Harvey D. Dow is named as a Republican primary candidate for judge of the Eastern district of Pettis County subject to endorsement after the August 4 primary. Charles W. Knox is also a candidate for the same nominational position pending the Republican primary decision.
Woe are authorized to announce Lou V Ware as candidate for Treasurer of Vertis County subject to the outcome of the August fourth primary election.
W E F Houck runs for Constable of Sedalia township in the Republican primary on August 4. J H Kruse also seeks the Sedalia township Constable seat in the Republican primary on August 6.
LaFayette County selects Phetzing as a candidate for prosecuting attorney, subject to the Republican primary vote on August fourth. The decision hinges on the party’s August primary and the outcome will determine the official nomination for the county’s top legal position.
Charles A Rex SHERFF stands as a Republican candidate for sheriff of LaFayette County subject to the August 4 Republican primary decision.
St Louis Loper No 41 announces meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at the Pythian Hall 137 Pine Street at 8 p.m. Officers listed include William 2 son 1114 Morgan Street as commander and Charles S. White 1239 Morgan Street as keeper of records and seal.
WarrkeNsaure Lover No 46 of Warrensburg Missouri holds its regular meetings on the first and third Fridays each month at eight o'clock in their castle hall. E. W. Hendricks is chancellor commander and A. Reynolds keeper of records and seal.
The first and third Thursdays of each month in their castle hall at Right Oclock sharp George Walls chancellor commander Albert M. Glover bex to closer of records and seal at Cape Girardeau Missouri group AscHor Lopez No 31 meets in castle hall on specified dates with officers named for records and seal control.
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