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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
Aug 26, 1907
Page
2
Urgent appeal urges swift remission of arrears
The Conservator management calls for fifteen days to meet heavy obligations and asks logs courts advertisers and subscribers to remit immediately. It notes changes over the past year that improved the periodical and asks friends to rally promptly to enable future improvements and invites contact for equitable adjustment of accounts.
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Locggs
Sticking To One's Task Among Negro Youth Criticized
An editorial laments instability among Negro American youth, urging self mastery and durable work ethic. It argues many seek quick money and easy status, discouraging effort, with calls for honest, honorable labor and sustained focus to build character and a stronger community. It warns against frivolous paths and praises thrift, sobriety, and education.
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Christ
Rockefeller
Let Us Hear from the Constitutional League
July 10 and 11 a representative assembly of Negroes from parts of Missouri met in St. Louis, where solutions recommendations and oratory marked the gathering then they act, continuing old line schemes in the convention.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Delegates Sat Idle As Heat Ends Enthusiasm In Pettis County
In Pettis County a crowded delegate scene cooled by heat led to observers doubting the delegation’s role after the St Louis Conclave. Locals fear public esteem suffers as nightly parades and gatherings continue without decisive action. Delegates once seen as potent, wise, and holy now await clearer authority to begin real work.
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Pettis
St. Louis
Recommendations for a practical Negro uplift in Missouri
A special committee of the Missouri Constitutional League urges year round campaigns against intemperance and vagrancy, improvements in education and morals, self help through homeownership, black entrepreneurship, and dignified public conduct. The document stresses literacy gains, qualified ministers, orderly civic life, and thrift as paths to respectability and economic advancement.
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The
Missouri Constitutional League
South
Ival
Witty Riis on an 18 year old headline in San Francisco
Jacob Riis praised a witty 18 year old’s San Francisco newspaper headline about a UC proximity liquor bill. The youth’s bold line read An Act to Promote Pedestrianism Among Our Students reflecting clever wordplay on reform efforts.
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Jacob Riis
San Francisco
St Joseph District Central Missouri Conference Appointments 1907
In the St Joseph District the conference assigns quarterly meetings to hold in various towns including Glasgow Fayette Arrow Rock Independence Des Moines Iowa and Kansas City with appointments for ministers and dates. The letter emphasizes duty and personal example and offers full support.
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St. Joseph
Glasgow
O. A. Johnson
Fayette
J. H. McAlister
Arrow Rock
Guiliam
Brethers
Portrait engraving of Negro leaders promotes political history
A new engraving from American Novelty Co depicts notable Black figures in early United States politics. It features photos of two senators Revels and Deven, along with portraits of other eminent men, set against flag imagery. The booklet includes biographies and costs one dollar, described as vital for homes and libraries.
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Columbia
Revels Ad
Washington, D. C
Moerschel Brewing Co. Advertises Special Private Orders
Moerschel Brewing Co. emphasizes private orders with special attention. The ad promotes scuw's Beer as a product from a home brewery, inviting patrons to support a local brewing house and its bottled offerings.
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Mora.scuw
Genuine Diamond Ring for 2 Varieties of Beauty Offer
A 12 Kt gold shell ring with a genuine diamond is offered for 82.00. The seller promises a free complexion recipe and directions with every order, claiming it will remove pimples and blemishes while saving cosmetics costs. Manufacturer guarantees satisfaction and will refund money if not satisfied. Send $2 by mail to T. C. Moseley, New York City, and include finger size.
Fragmented timetable snippet from multi-branch rail schedule
A garbled OCR fragment lists train numbers and times for Lexington and Warsaw branches, Missouri Kansas region, Texas and Kansas City divisions. It includes arrivals and departures at various hours, mixed trains, daily passenger times, and branch notes, reflecting a historical rail timetable segment.
Subscribers Pay Up Urgently for Subscriptions
Honest readers are urged to remit for subscriptions today. The notice emphasizes prompt payment to maintain service and avoid interruption.
Railroad Timetables Arrive and Depart Times
Rail timetable lists eastbound arrivals and departures for trains including No 4 No 10 No 6 No 22 No 2 No 8 No 28 and No 638 a new passenger train serving Smithton Otterville Syracuse Tipton and Boonville with a 5 30 a m service.
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Iiessesensen Aeseey
Cena
Smithton
Otterville
Syracuse
Tipton and
Boonville
Rail Schedule Fragments for Westbound Arrivals and Departures
A fragmented timetable lists arrivals and departures across multiple trains. It notes times such as 1:50 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. for No. 0 and No. 3, with additional entries for No. 21, No. 1 and local freight No. 97, indicating a mixed schedule page segment.
Mrs Nettie Davis Bans Local Agency Over Dryer
Mrs Nettie Davis of 107 East Cooper Street Sedalia Missouri bans a local agency over a Magic Shower Spec Dryer and Hair Straightener. The dispute centers on a faulty manual and product dissatisfaction.
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Nettie Davis
Cooper Street
Sedalia
Bans
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