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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1903

Page

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Hon J H Bothwell Rep Assemblyman Named in Gubernatorial Race

The piece lauds Hon J H Tothwell of Pettis County as a top Republican gubernatorial candidate. It praises his integrity and leadership but notes the party’s concerns about upholding fair play. The column also recounts a football game where the Tigers were defeated by the Deweys amid tainted tactics and crowd hostility.

J. H. Tothwell Pettis County Dothwell Bothwell Missouri Chen Tow Republican Coxskegarou

Tigers Listen as Deweys Get Blacklisted in Sedalia

The Sedalia Daily Capital reports Tigers from the Normal School accuse the Geo. R. Smith Deweys of rough play after a defeat. Tigers threaten to blacklist future games, citing injuries and a controversial sideline incident with muskets and a fence rail. The Deweyes defend themselves, praising discipline and sportsmanship.

Tigers Normal School S. 1

Doniphan Steam Music Box Delights Town Audience

Doniphan Missouri, county seat of Ripley, hosts free steam calliope concerts three times daily. A local inventor operates a steam whistle to play tunes from Yankee Doodle to Nearer My God to Thee, drawing visitors including a Missouri World's Fair representative. Previously a traveling circus left behind its steam grinder after reception of the local performance.

Tdoniphan Ripley County Missouri Department of Publication Walter Williams Doniphan Home Sweet Home

Thanksgiving at the Churches in Crofton

Churches in the city held rival Thanksgiving feasts with lavish decorations and generous meals. The A. M. E. and Free Baptist churches each drew praise for solid shows while small congregations still raised neat sums. Prominent local merchants urged readers to visit St. Louis Clothing Co and Kuhn & Co for fall and winter purchases.

St. Louis Clothing Co

Home For Thanksgiving Miss Hayden Returns Home

Miss Julia Hayden the mistress of the public school at Lincoln Missouri returns home for Thanksgiving to spend time with parents and friends and to reconnect with childhood playmates. She has chosen teaching as her vocation and is well suited for the work, with potential to influence future youth through continued growth.

Julia Hayden Lincoln Hayden

Inspecting State Courts Visit By Mrs. E L Smith

Mrs E L Smith of St Louis visited the Ladies Courts of the State and was hosted by Sharon and Centennial Courts Friday evening. A cordial reception followed in their Main Street hall with a helpful talk and a repast. Mrs Chas Simpson traveled from Smithton to join the sisters.

E. L. Smith St. Louis Sharon Centennial Main

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J. H. Bothwell West Deweys the Tigers Columbia Sumner Lincoeln Stitute Uation Sedalia Geo. R. Smith the Tribune The Evi Dence Tat Bears Tiger Kibby Mer Steam Music Box Uncle Tom Art Tom O Tom Mule Him Mistah the Baptist Church A. M. E. Church Priest of Pallas Kansas City Mardi Gras New Orleans Free Baptist Kuhn & Co Lamine Pettis G. U PF. Ball Liberty Park Lewis Cowan Y. C. Band Helm Arthur Hipas Fairy Land Chas. Simpson Smithton Sinters
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