06 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
A distorted, archaic verse fragment laments faith and deception. It contemplates trust, belief, and sorrow as a speaker questions the speed of deceit and the loss of youthful hope in truth, amid a mockingly rapid world.
A 1905 address emphasizes steadfast adherence to resolutions, urging focus on practical education, industrial training, and racial uplift. It praises Lincoln Institute and urges closer ties with farmers, mentioning professors N A Warris and J W Cooper, and Josefa Gay’s court appointment as political alignment. It urges self confidence, maternal wealth, and manual training as paths to race advancement and readiness for life’s challenges.
Burrel Diggs and Nelile Davison shared New Year greetings at Taylor's Chapel. Various residents, including Flavius Walker, Miss Sadie Curtis, and Miss Edna Schweish, visited relatives and attended gatherings. Barber shops moved to North Lamie Street, while local news covers weather, a hunting report, a campus dean’s recovery, and social entertainments. Editor Carter hosted emancipation event at Taylors Chapel with sermons, music, and a King’s Daughters reception.
The article notes the rear of the house and a peat fence enhancing the property value. Mack Scott, a craftsman, and Prof N A Harris along with Prof J W Cooper and Grand Chancellor A W Lilly of St Louis are named as organizers. They aim to establish a Pythian lodge in the community with trusted, educated leaders guiding the effort.
Prof J S Moten head of Mathematics at lpncoln Institute visits Wareensburg Wednesday afternoon to consult Dr J My Harris on a medical matter. Both parties then proceed to their respective duties.
Warrensburg hosts Pybian election and banquet with officers named including Mhondeler Commander and Keeper of Record and Seal. December 22 marked the Amid versary of the Toler with a celebration line, and the lodge filled with members and applicants for membership awaiting consideration.
Rev G W writes to Pythian lodge members of Sedalia urging joining and moral uplift as a path to protection and progress. The text reflects religious sentiment and social appeal among young and old men. Also notes a recent visit by a local man from Orfallon and his happy homecoming.
Local school students at Lincoln Institute spend holidays at home with Mr Waller Henderson and Al Douglas. Mrs Anne Wright visits daughter Mae Arthus Colman in Des Moines. A Sunday report mentions attendees including Geo Veab and Miss Glover Hage kine, with religious gatherings at A M E church. Visitors named include Minnie Robinson of Leavenworth, Noble Green of St Louis, and Walter Jicoba of Richmond Missouri. Tambourine drill practice for ALM 1 church event and two weeks remaining for visiting plans are noted.
Local residents recount visits and travels around town. Joh Almstead of Kansas City, Wishie Miles from Marscall, Willias of Naptonsill, Lenard family, and Sedalia trip returnees are noted. Thanksgiving week church event at M. Ki. Uhureh is praised. Social gatherings include Mr. Mice Ciuthrie’s Mort Smith visit and a pound party hosted by Miss Jenner and Eliza Miles.
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