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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
2
The notice states contributions must be accompanied by the contributor’s name as proof of good faith. It lists a subscription or fee amount of 75 and mentions an address or entity for verification. The fragment emphasizes accountability and traceability in donations.
The Missouri Jurisdiction reports Walden University’s distress while praising the K of P organization led by Grand Chancellor A We Liows of St Louis Missouri. Treasurer Dr W P Curtis of St Janith holds a cash balance of $6991 in the Beneficurs Bond bank floor.
The piece notes multiple orders and fraternities pursuing large building projects across the country. It cites a $860,000 bigside in Washington, a $360,000 temple in St. Louis, and a $75,000 sun Havium in Hot Springs, urging action by the Sweet Sprogs Lodge and others to avoid hesitation.
The Conservator offers readers a festive Christmas greeting praising a year of prosperity for the American people. It notes progress in schools churches and lodges and expresses hopeful resolve for the future with a buoyant outlook and confidence in continued success.
A Missouri educator resists an Institute due to a Negro teacher present, prompting critique of state leadership. The author argues true patriotism means inclusive education and condemns both Miss Evans and the State Superintendent for enforcing race-based limits, lamenting Missouri’s tone and future prospects.
The American Eagle asks if a Negro member exists on Missouri the Republican state committee, seeking the member’s identity residence and achievements. A reply notes the needle in a haystack metaphor, claiming it is hard to say who he is or where he lives, and ends with a fragment.
A speaker urges selection of a capable, honest man for the vacant position, asking to name a good man to fill the post and underscoring the need for trustworthy leadership.
The Globe-Democrat reports Miss Evans, a Wellston teacher, refused to attend a meeting with a colored teacher present. The local board sought to revoke her certificate, and Carrington wrote that salary could not be withheld. He recalls pushing attendance reforms and segregation policies as a linchpin for Negro education.
A Colorado Scottish Rite group has approved building a $60,000 Masonic temple in St. Louis after years of discussion. A commission led by Milton S. Fields plans a four story brick building with modern amenities and four lodge rooms for Scottish Rite Knight Templar and women’s departments. The commission will meet during Christmas to select a site and arrange construction.
Chas Brashear his wife and son with his brother William visited his sister Mrs Rebecca Johnson of Sweet Springs Missouri on Sunday.
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