Weekly publication notice at Sede lia Post Office
Published every Monday morning and entered at the Sede lia Post Office as Second Class matter.
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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1907
Page
2
Sedalia Urges End to City Idleness and Crime
A local commentary argues idleness and lenient penalties breed crime. It calls for tougher sentences and mandatory labor for repeat offenders, breaks up loafer gangs, and stricter enforcement of saloon laws to attract industrious residents and protect vulnerable groups. The piece ends by asking Sedalians to consider the impact on Black residents.
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Sedalia
The
Prairies
Sedtalians
Pythian Rally Day Proposed for March 21
The editorial proposes Thursday March 21 as a Pythian Rally Day to recruit nonmembers before the Anniversary Services on March 24. It suggests splitting lodge members into two clubs to win the most applications, with the losing club paying for the initiation banquet. Focused on quality over quantity, the plan aims to mobilize community participation.
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Och Lodge
Reaping his Reward in Mississippi Senate Fight
The Globe Democrat notes that John Sharp William, who backed harsh programs like race wars and white man’s government, faces defeat by Vardaman in Mississippi. The piece suggests his sowing of wind will bring a whirlwind of political loss, highlighting the blistered hands of those who push extreme policy.
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John Sharp William
Senate
Vardaman
Mississippi
Bright Side of a Dark Subject lecture at Ceorge R Smith College
The Annual Lecture by the Students Lecture Bureau drew a large audience. The Thursday night talk titled The Bright Side of a Dark Subject presented an optimistic view of race progress. Singing was good and financial returns satisfactory, reflecting well on the Bureau's success.
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Seies
Bureau
Bishop Tuttle Opposes Jim Crow Bill in Missouri
Rt Rev Daniel Tuttle, bishop of Missouri, writes to Senator Prendergast opposing a Missouri bill forcing separate railway cars for colored passengers. He argues shared state races require mutual understanding and that the bill would harm inter race relations and goodwill.
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Daniel &. Tuttle
Episcopal Church of
Compliment From the Supreme Chancellor to Conservator
The Supreme Chancellor S W Starka extends congratulations to the Conservator paper, praising the high quality of its work in a recent communication to our office. The note conveys official esteem from a high-ranking member toward the publication and its role.
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S W Starka
Revival in St James M E Church Converts 37 Members
The Revival from December 31 1906 to February 9 1907 at St James M E Church transformed thirty two adults and five children, all joining the church. The experience stirred the congregation like an alarm to awaken a person from intoxicating dreams, strengthening bonds and inspiring members to faithfully fulfill church duties.
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St James M E
Revival and church appeal at Clinton Mo Fourth Quarterly Conference
The Sedalia District Fourth Quarterly Conference at Clinton Mo convened Feb 9 with Rev Smith presiding. A resolution urged Bishop to keep Rev Divers in charge another year amid praise for revival efforts plus seven new members and 24 anxious seats at St James M E Church on Feb 10. A note on kissing as a tonic follows.
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Rev Smith
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Sedalia
Clinton
W. H. Smith
St James M. E
Bro
Smith
Wm. Divers
Jan
Jackson
Butler Club Reports Quarterly Meeting Funds
Butler members met February 13 to 17 for the fourth quarterly gathering. They raised 55.15 dollars, averaging across quarters this year, with 42 members in charge noting the total was lower during the meeting.
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