Good Government and Local Election Speculation
Discussion centers on law enforcement reforms and municipal governance as Sedalia faces past missteps. Voters are urged to act for better utilities and services ahead of spring elections. Reports mention City Attorney U L Shortradge, County Collector W S Scott, and Circuit Clerk C W Daugherty with hints of upcoming campaigns and political activity.
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Sedalia
U. L
W. S. Scott
C. W. Daugherty
Organization as key to progress for Sedalia’s Negro community
A Sedalia article urges unity and organization among local Black residents after praising St Louis’ organized Negro businesses. It argues that collective action will conserve energies, reduce distrust, and enable profitable local enterprises, calling for focused discussion on forming a public-spirited Negro association that benefits home community.
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St.Louis
Douglass Hotel
Pythian Home
Colored Y. M. C. A
Provident Hospital
Sedalia
Joe
Andrew
Miss Hannah
Sedalians
Georgia
Cheap Colonists' Tickets to California and Mexico
Cheap rates announced for Colonists' tickets from February 15 to April 7. Chicago to San Francisco or Los Angeles 33 dollars. Chicago to Mexico City or Guadalajara 32. St Louis to San Francisco or Los Angeles 30. St Louis to Mexico City or Guadalajara 32. Kansas City to San Francisco or Los Angeles 25. Kansas City to Mexico City or Guadalajara 24. Through tourist sleepers depart from St Louis weekly, no transfers to reach the West. Inquire at your railroad agent for rates.
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California
Mexico
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Guadalajara
St. Louis
Kansas City
Los Angele
Tickets on sale via Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
Tickets are on sale everywhere through the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company offering nationwide booking options.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
An Opening for Colored Men in Hayden I T
N N Lyons writes to the Vindicator urging space to discuss Hayden’s potential for Black farmers merchants and a good doctor. He notes 8000 acres land two churches a school and oil coal and water resources. He envisions colored men on land and praises local churches and sermons.
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N. N. Lyons
Hayden
I. T
Sixth Month Notes From Clinton Community
February records from Clinton report Frank Crisp on the sick list while bitter cold on the third. Mrs Cruce can now go out. Mrs Hattie Robinson of Saint Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Prowell. The Fourth Quarterly meeting at St James Chapel led by presiding elder WH Smith occurred on the third and fourth.
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Frank Crisp
Hattie Robinson
Saint Louis
Mrs Prowell
St. James's Chapel
Rey WH Smith
February sickness and social notes from Higginsville
The Higginsville column reports Mrs James Henderson ill this week while correspndent Leslie Britt visited Lexington last Monday. Rev W B Strooks hosted a swell Valentine entertainment on Wednesday evening. Romulus R Richmond of Chariton Iowa, president of the Negro National Cooperative Association, was in town Tuesday but weather prevented his address.
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Leslie Britt
Lexington
W B Strooks
Valentine
Romulus R Richmond
Negro National Co-operative Association
Chariton
Iowa
Local Social, Medical and Visiting News Update
Nora Lee recovers from pneumonia. Miss Stella Jackson of Sulphur Springs visits Miss Devoham Bell. Jarrett Jackson and wife welcomed a son. Mrs Ida Lewis of Kansas City visits her father William Buckner. Mrs Angie Gordon and grandson visit Mrs Graton Wyatt in Malta Bend. Marshall teachers visited Kansas City schools last week. Mrs Mollie Thomas returns from Gilliam. Miss Maud Lee visits sister Mrs James Clay in Salt Springs. Chas Vincent of Muskogee, Oklahoma, joins wife and Miss Adverta Allen visiting local friends and family.
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Chas Vincent
Muskogee, IT
Adverta Allen
Rollins the Photographer Offers Special Deals Now
Rollins, a photographer, advertises special offers and urges immediate calls and in-person visits to view deals.
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Rollins
Adama and James Clay Visit Marshall on Saturday
In Marshall, J W Adama and James Clay with wife were seen in town Saturday. Aint Hale Forenoon in indie.
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James Clay
The Attendance Law Explained in Plain Terms
A state superintendent summary answers common questions about compulsory education. It states that home instruction must equal school hours, courts excuse rather than teachers, and distance from school is not a hardship. Books must be supplied. courts can prosecute noncompliant parents after notice. Parents should secure a court excuse in advance.
Subscriptions urged for Sedalia Consitiva progressives
Fragmentary errors urge readers to subscribe for the Sedalia Consitiva movement. The notice pushes joining the line to be counted among progressives and participate in the initiative.
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Gedalia Weekly
Aed
Seaond
Ne . H. Hastos
Saucttaaveuse
J. Weer. Jackson
Local Politics
Koal & Woodany
W. H. Cline
Cooper,Phore
Bell
Sedalia Weekly
W. S. ST. George
Gen’s Passenger Ticket Agt
Wainwright Bldg
F J McCaffee
North Iowa
Clinton
Mrs Cruce
Higginsville
James Henderson
Nora Lee
Stella Jackson
Sulphur Springs
Devoham Bell
Jarrett Jackson
Babe
Ida Lewis
Wm Buckner
Angie Gordon
Malta Bend
Graton Wyatt
Marshall
Mollie ‘Thomas
Lulu Grant
Gilliam
J W., Adama
Paris
Moi
Sedius
Thomas and Scott
Thomas Printing Co
East Second Street
Sedalia Wewxiy
Tor
Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers
Cor, Main and
Missouri, Avenue
Bevale
Moras Schel
John Quinn
East Main Stree
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