Sedalia Weekly Conservator Public Notice Summary
Publicised weekly Sunday morning at Sedalia Post Office second class matter. H Huston in advance. Six months prepaid. Single copy.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
2
Publicised weekly Sunday morning at Sedalia Post Office second class matter. H Huston in advance. Six months prepaid. Single copy.
The Girls Jubilee Quartet from George B. Smith College including Laura Bolin Zephyr Layne Mattie Martin Helen Martin and accompanist Mrs Susie J Layne have filled several engagements this season in various sections of the state. Audiences have delighted in their performances and the groups appeal leaves audiences eager for more.
The Inter State Literary meeting will be held in Kansas City on the 28th and 29th. It aims to stimulate literary and oratorical efforts among youth, with observers and participants gaining new inspiration and wider activity scopes through attendance.
Our State Treasures' Menivisa calls Missouri's teachers to Jefferson City for a three day annual association on the 26 28. The piece argues for broader participation and highlights hardships faced by Negro teachers including lower pay excessive workload and limited resources. It urges advancement through professional study and better salaries to achieve equality and improved schooling.
The article urges Black residents of Lafayette and surrounding counties to unite in January to organize a bigger 1906 fair. It cites past success at Higginsville and Mayview leaders, noting improved organization, business skill, and community effort to raise standards and attendance for the Central Missouri Negro Fair Association.
The appeal urges enterprising Black Missourians to unite and provide moral and financial backing if the proposal is presented properly and timely. It urges Lafayette County Colored Fair Association members to reflect on past achievements and commit early to future efforts for racial progress.
Morgan Street Baptist Church reports progress after a recent revival led by Rev J W Gordon of Clinton. Four candidates were baptized, with Thanksgiving for a fruitful day as Rev Richard Davis, Rev Alexander, and other guests participated. the note asks readers to pray for Se Walia and Rey Ricuan.
Come to San Antonio and leave the North behind for turquoise skies and mild sunshine. Newcomers will find a thousand delightful surprises including Mission Churches Cathedral of San Fernando and the historic Alamo. Enjoy sunny dry air beautiful scenery and modern accommodations for a restorative winter retreat.
The climate shapes San Antonio as a retreat from November through March with dry warm days and mild evenings. The city blends modern utility with romance, offering low fall and winter rates, good train service, and ample outdoor appeal for year-round enjoyment.
A fragmented plea invites readers to read The Story of San Antonio and to become its guide this winter. The note promises that upon reading, the reader will be convinced to take on the role of gieste of San Antonio. Address included.
S. S. George, Gen, Passenger and Ticket Agent, BOX 41a, St. Louis, MO.
The document lists officers and names for Fayirrr Lopez No. 35 and Cisros Lopar No. 43 lodges. Titles include Chancellor Commander HV Isaacs, Vice Chancellor Jas Digg, Prelate Nathaniel Tindall, Medical Register Dr C P McGee, Keeper of Records J W Calloway, Master of Finance L Leonard, Master of Exchequer Edward Cameron, Master at Arm Benjamin Pankey, Grand Representative US II Isaacs Jr, and for No 43 J W Gordon, Vice Chancellor Charley Rhodes, Prelate Henry Head.
An old ad promotes a hair preparation that softens and beautifies while aiding growth. It directs readers to send one dollar to F. J. Nott, Box 81, Paris Missouri, and order a supply of Gray Southern Hair Pomade.
The new pocket map of Selatia displays all streets and land points of interest including locations of State Pair buildings. Priced at 15 cents, available from THOMAS PRINTING Co at 115 East Second Street.
The state superintendent answers inquiries on enforcement of the compulsory education law. Key points include that home instruction must be mentor led during school hours, the court rather than officials may excuse, many distance cases apply. Prosecution by attendance officers follows due notice, and written excuses from the court should be ready at notification. The law coexists with suspensions, and serious misconduct may lead to reformatory action.
Toys! TaQyYs! announces savings on toys for girls and boys at 108 West Main Street. Local shoppers can find deals on popular playthings and seasonal items while supplies last.
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