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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
4
Subordinate notice announces Clemens Houkompt as a candidate for Pettit County Treasurer, subject to voters in the county. The filing or election details appear in a local notice context. The wording reflects a late era formal announcement typical of district campaigns.
The ballot lists numerous positions including Circuit Judge OUTS HOREMAN, Representative KL STEVENSON, Prosecuting Attorney U. , KELLY, Doto vtor W.S SCOTT, Treasurer IT TEVIET, Sheriff BEN JENKINS, Surveyor HM. O. MOSS, Public Administrator W. K. CONNER, Justice DAVID KINSHEY for Sedalia, and Constable V. ROB. Also noted are Governor Cyrus BP Walbridie, Lt Governor Drake WFamhaxks, and other state officials to fill county and district offices.
A memorial note expresses sorrow over the passing of Pref He L Bulips from RL Smith College of Wiles University. It honors his dedication to helping efforts, his family, and his Christian fellowship, while noting the loss will be felt by his wife and community and that prayers and memories will endure.
Iranon presents several different ideas SuHverniNe and 2IVER offer, diverging from the plan held by his associates. He warns that insulting their sense of propriety by abusing them for their differing option would harm relations and derail consensus.
The text notes a Republican convention selecting John H. Bothwell as a reader for an upcoming pageant, praising his influence and leading role among powerful men in the commonwealth. It mentions Sedulia and Eddy as part of the prevailing sentiment and describes the event as a newer, preferable convention.
The Pers County Republicans urge a united, energetic push to win the county seat. They vow to curb factionalism, reduce animosities, and mobilize honest, businesslike voters while opposing Democratic rivals. Calls go out to begin organizing and spreading practical republican principles now.
The text presents a fragmented account of Parimpest Toman BK from Langston Olda. It notes a fourth of the best perusal reveals a clan divine figure with fearless character and common sense. The piece implies he stands above average as a leader, with extracts to be found elsewhere in the edition.
A cryptic prompt questions whether water improves speech and whether one must recant or restrain to speak. It asks if speaking forces one to stand by declarations and hints at penalties for speaking.
A thank you note expresses gratitude to friends who helped during the illness and death of Albert Nelson. The message names the bereaved family and acknowledges sympathy and support received from multiple friends.
Notice states that due to publishing an address and other motions the issue could not include correspondence. It promises to print each allotted item next week and signs Hustonmand Bigglish Lub. The text is garbled and contains likely placeholder or editorial note about correspondence.
A wedding occurred in Kansas City Missouri on August 3 at 7 30 PM uniting Paul Hern of Sedalia and Mixx Ethel Burt of Kansas City in the presence of relatives at the bride’s sister home. The couple departed for Sedalia that evening to reside Vera Wesley and Blanche Holiday attended. Both families report the brides as well known locally.
An old rail promo advertises round trip tickets from St Louis and nearby hubs to destinations in Missouri Oklahoma and Texas at a very low rate. It touts August and September travel dates with 21 day validity and liberal stopover privileges. Address Katy for literature.
The text reflects a Fourth of August gathering praising a noble, wise leader Inman Page. It recounts sacrifices by veterans to uplift peers and urges others to pursue freedom from hardship. It also notes local visitors, travel offers, and community notices from Sedalia fair tickets to San Francisco trips, plus a conclave of orders and new subscribers.
The M. K. H. & T. Rev. announces a rate of one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip for the Chautauqua event. Tickets on sale August 24 to September 4, good to return until September. The Chautauqua promises to be better this year with four through trains in the direction and efficient service. See Katy’s agent for details.
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