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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
2
Advert per inch rates listed for 11 to 50 inch runs with 25 cents per inch. local lines charged per six words. office at 121 East Main Street. Subscriptions shown as yearly six months three months and single copy with special rates for organizations. notices of correspondents and agents wanted across Central Missouri.
S A Haseltine of Springfield Missouri argues the United States faced financial stringency as money supply lagged population growth. He proposes two remedies: expand money volume via bank issuance and national bonds, and restore confidence to prevent hoarding. He urges congressional action, a small tax on deposits, and public petitions to support a federal deposit guarantee.
A devotional song lyric urging divine presence through trials and ages. Refrains repeat stand by me amid storms, persecution, and aging, invoking biblical anchors and Christian duty. Composed by J Henry Ellis B D.
Mra Lucy Thursman of .J son Michigan is listed as the national focal member. Sedalia Art Club announces Mra Emma Steel as President elect, Mra N C Bruen Lecy as vice president, and Mayme B Smith as Treasurer with other officers and members noted.
Sweeney Lodge and Church Directory lists Robinson Lodge No. 154 U B F meetings on the first and third Saturdays at 7 30 p m in its hall G T Blackson Worthy Master T M Baylor Secretary C H Robinson D W M Sweeney Chapel A M E Church Sunday School at 10 00 a m preaching at 11 00 a m class meeting at 1 00 p m evening services 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesdays 8 00 p m Rev Dr Gordon pastor J B Marney secretary
Uropia Court No 19 of Calanthe Sedalia holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays at 3 pm in the D QO hall with Worthy Councillor Mrs Annie L Stemmons and Register of Deeds Agnes Miller listed. Greater Sepalia No 42 Sedalia meets first and third Thursdays at 8 pm in Conservator Annex with Chancellor Commander C C Hubbard and keeper of records S L Moore. St Louis Lopus No 41 meets first and third Tuesdays at 8 pm in Pythian Hall with Chancellor Commander William Carson and keeper of records Charles S White.
A Charleston News and Courier dispatch portrays Dad Brown, a veteran ante bellum Negro drummer, buried with military honors in Darlington. His life exemplified thrift, industry, respect for authority, and loyalty to white friends, challenging race prejudice as the old system fades away.
Students and teachers at George R College attended Christmas events in Taylor chapel on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dinner at 2 p.m. featured a Greek Cross table arrangement with floral centerpieces and greeting cards. Menu included oyster stew, roast turkey, sides, pies, blanc mange, cake, coffee. An old fashion candy pulling followed under Mrs Bowles management.
The Federation of Women's Clubs in Missouri met in Sedalia at the AME Church on Friday December 28. Mia Yates of Lincoln East was named State President and organized a Sedalia art Club with motto Lifting on we climb. The federation aims to uplift humanity with cooking church missionary and charity clubs.
The Warkensacre Lance No 46 of Warrensburg Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays each month at eight o'clock in their castle hall. E. W. Hendricks serves as chancellor commander and Will Cooper as keeper of records and seal in Lamonte Missouri.
Anchor Loper No 31 Cape Girardeau Mo holds monthly meetings in their castle hall at George Walls with George Walls as chancellor commander. Albert M Oliver is keeper of records and seal Box 86.
A new engraving offers portraits of twenty two African American congressmen with service dates and congresses. It notes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, North and South Carolina representations and is sold by the Colored American Novelty Company of Washington D C.
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