Sedalia Weekly Conservator contact and rates notice
Sedalia Weekly Conservator announces office at 121 East Main Street Sedalia pricing for advertisement rates 1 to 10 inches 25 cents per inch 10 to 50 inches 20 cents per inch local lines six words ten cents per line subscription rates 1 year six months three months single copy and special rates for organisations second class matter at Sedalia post office correspondence and agents wanted in Central Missouri
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Agentanisationa
Sedalia
Conservator's Policy After Suspension Ends
After over three months of suspension due to financial issues the Conservator returns to the public. The paper thanks patrons for patience and pledges conservative general news coverage, no bias for any lodge party church or individual, and reciprocal fairness. Subscriptions switch to prepayment with a rate of one and a half dollars after January 1 1908.
Women’s Federated Club Meeting Call to Convene
On the 28th representatives of the state’s women’s clubs are summoned to gather in this city. President Mrs J Silone Yates urges full attendance as many important matters will be discussed. The piece stresses elevating womanhood to raise manhood and calls on state women to respond promptly.
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J. Silone Yates
Coffee William's Restaurant Menu Entry Ad
Mrs. Patsey Williams has secured the Colonego Restaurant on North Lamine Street where she will be glad to serve all of her old patrons. Roast turkey roast beef vegetables cream potatoes corn and tomatoes cocoanut pie drinks milk and similar offerings are advertised.
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Patsey Williams
Colonego
North Lamine Street
Christmas charity urged to share joy with the unfortunate
In a reflective editorial tone the piece urges readers to bring sunshine from merry firesides to sorrowful homes. It stresses personal responsibility to relieve ills by cheerful acts and suggests giving practical useful gifts over gaudy trumpery to delight friends and assist youth facing life ahead.
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Salvoa
Not Guilty No Evidence Negro Soldiers Shot Brownsville
Senate investigation into the Brownsville shooting finds no conclusive proof that Negro soldiers fired a single shot on August 13, 1907. Testimony cites white officers confirming rolls during firing, rifles with no powder stains, and shells traced to Fort Niobrara. Seven bullets were produced as evidence, with two slated for metallurgical analysis to support innocence.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Springfield Rifles
War Department
Brownaville
Niobrara
Nebraska
Bownayi'le
Fort Niobrara
Keet Niobara
Company B
Fort Browne
Brownsvill
Blockason
Government Bullets Not From Soldiers in Brownsville Case
Expert metallurgist declares the core of two bullets from the Brownsville scene differs from government ammunition. Four more bullets sent for test also show no government origin with antimony absent. Springfield rifle bullet core remains tin and lead. Tests align with Gen. Crowzier, proving Brownsville bullets were not government issue.
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Hiderbra Mioreyt
Crowzier
Brownsville
Gilchrist Stewart
Chicago
Portraits of 22 Negro Representatives from Congress
A catalog engraving from the Colored American Novelty Company of Washington DC features twenty two portraits with names, dates of service, and congresses showing the political status of the Negro. Sold as a novelty item highlighting South Carolina figures and other listed representatives.
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Tipton Ing Eested
South Carolina
Colored American Novelty Company
Wabbington
D.C
Toussaint L'Ouverture hero and great general portraits
The piece hails Toussaint L Ouverture as a soldier statesman and martyr who with a small band resisted sixty ships and thirty thousand trained soldiers. Wendell Phillips called him the greatest general. Advertises pictures of Toussaint and other eminent colored people sold by the Colored American Nov elty Co Washington DC. agents wanted.
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Wendell Phillips
Toussaint
Colored American Novelty Co
Washington, D. C
Where to bestow Your Xmas Priests
Christmas of festive giving is near and our aim should be to spread happiness. The piece urges directing gifts to the needy and deserving rather than those already secure, urging thoughtful, charitable use of surplus.
Arbuckle and Agents Supplies Stationery Cards and More
J M Arbuckle announces a broad line of agents supplies including hooks, stationery, pictures, sacred and secular cards, and souvenir post cards with factory to home pricing. Correspondence solicited from 62 Washington St.
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Washington St
Annual meeting of Missouri Federated Colored Women’s Clubs
Jefferson City December 1907 to the Women of the Federated Clubs of Missouri. The Highth Annual meeting will be held in Sedalia on Saturday December 28 1907. Josxpuire Strome Yates president and Mary E Goins secretary urge attendance for state and national work discussions. The Elk Order held its annual memorial service at the AME Church Sunday night with an impressive service and a fine quartet and chorus credited for the program.
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Jefferson City
Federated Clubs of Missouri
Missouri State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Sedalia
Josxpuire Strome Yates
Mary E. Goins
Lecture by Secretary Hunston at College A Treat
Secretary Hunston of the YMCA delivered a Friday night lecture at the college. His talk on Japanese customs was both interesting and instructive.
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Hunston
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Sedalia Weekly Conservator
W. H. Huston
Q. C. Telephone
East Main Street
Missouri
Woman's Federated Club Meeting
William’s Restaurant
Foarker
G Wheele
North Lamine ST
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Stewart
S$. Dale
J. M. Arbuckle
General Merchandise
Boston
Mass
State Federation
Elk Order
AMF
Theie
Baker Supply Co
Sedalia, Missouri
Moerschel Brewing. Co. Brewers and Bottlers
Cor
Main
Migsouri
Phongaie
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