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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
Jan 20, 1906
Page
2
Negro Journalism and a Call for Better Editors
Lawyer James H. Guy of Topeka addresses the Interstate Literary Association in Kansas City on December 26 urging a higher standard of journalism among Black writers. He argues for educated journalism, reader rights, and editors driven by conscience to foster unity and truthful reporting, warns against sensationalism and demagoguery, and explains the Blue Cross notice as a reminder to pay subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conorrion
James H. Guy
Topeka
Kansas
Inte -State Literary Association
Kansas City
Tom
Harry
Sallie
Katie
Nancy
Fie pare may also think nobly and act honestly
A compact note urges readers to consider noble thoughts and honest actions, stressing integrity and prudent behavior in daily life. The message emphasizes common sense conduct and personal responsibility as guiding principles for communities.
Call for tougher law enforcement in community
The text urges stronger action against crime, criticizing police negligence and light penalties. It calls for removing disreputable residents from public view, clearing streets of loiterers, and demanding higher moral standards and strict law enforcement by sheriffs, constables, judges, and juries.
Can We Fordier? A Negro Republican critique in St Louis
Aking faced criticism from St Louis Negro Republicans over his withdrawal of endorsement for Dr. R Leon Hill. The letter argues GOP unity must honor manhood over race, condemning color discrimination and urging loyal support for Republican principles. It contends Hill's loyalty surpasses racial fault lines and warns against pandering to prejudice within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Thomas J. Aking
St. Louis
R. Leon Hill
Dr. Hill
T. J. Akins
Fremont
Lincoln
Blaine
Sumner
Missouri
Republican Party
Akine
Ube
Port Williams School Employs Colored Teacher
Effie Green of Stockton Kansas heads the Port Williams schools. The large district, serving Atchison city, has a colored teacher on its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Effie
Green
Stockton
Kanses Hes
Port Williams
Atchison City
Local notes and transactions from Slater and nearby areas
W Mills sold 19 head of hogs averaging 201 pounds to Mr Cott last week at 4.75. George Smith and wife of C rearville visit their parents Walker and his wife. George Brookes and Abe White transacted business in Slater on last Saturday the 23rd. Rev C R Smith leads a revival here with 19 added to the church. A money notice mentions Conser vator orders and a heated Negro paper. Card announced the future marriage of William Conway to Eliza Slaughter of Blackwater. Our friend George Mills has improved recently. Mrs Charles Hwerth, after a week with her father, saa. Fi e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Mills
Cott
George Smith
Crearville
Walker
George Brookes
Abe White
Slater
C R Smith
William Conway
Eliza Slaughter
Blackwate
George Mills
Charles Hwerth
Saa
Northwest Passage Raises Rail Fare Across Western States
A fare reduction proposal lowers points from ten to fifteen dollars across Western Colorado Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming Oregon and Washington. Tickets sold daily February 15 to April 7, 1906 with stopovers allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Oregon
Washington
The Attendance Law Inquiries And Lawful Exemption
The state superintendent outlines enforcement of compulsory education noting home instruction must be regulated and provided during standard school hours equivalent to classroom teaching. Excusal rests with the court, not school staff, and distance alone does not compel exemption for able children beyond one and a half miles.
Local readers urged to join progressive subscription drive
A terse call to action invites readers to subscribe to the Ay WExKELY Comsztva Tom, urging participation and timely commitment to be part of the emerging progressives. The message emphasizes joining the line to avoid being left behind in the movement.
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