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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
2
My Creed on Preemptive Kindness and Alabaster Boxes
W D Boyce urges readers to express affection and encouragement while friends are alive not after they die. He advocates sharing sweet words and timely flowers to brighten homes before departures. He warns against posthumous kindness and insists on living with life filled by genuine empathy.
Politics Held in Abeyance at St Louis Meeting
In Missouri, leaders plan a July 10 11 gathering in St Louis to discuss Negro needs without partisan influence. The piece warns against turning the convocation into a political event and urges conservative, race‑loving men to attend. It stresses local insight over outside meddling and self restraint to secure desired aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
Grant
Jefferson City
Grand Chancellor Lloyd Praised By Rising Sun
The Rising Sun of Kansas City lauds Grand Chancellor A. W. Lloyd of Missouri for Knights of Pythias work. The piece calls Lloyd a Moses-like leader among Negro fraternal ranks, noting his wide jurisdiction and strong statewide support, while acknowledging backing from loyal friends including the Conservator.
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Rising Sun
Kansas City
Irvine
A. W. Lioyd
St. Louis
A. W. Lloyd
Knights of Pythias
Missouri
North
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australie
Chancellor Lloyd
Lloyd
Providence
Moses
Industrial Education Endorsed in Negro Trades School Push
Industrial education gains support as practical teaching replaces abstract ideas. Lincoln High School may add industrial training. George R Smith College efforts mirror a broader push. Sedalia would host a trades school for Negroes with white allies backing the project. citizens urged to back the movement and join hands.
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Lincoln High School
George R. Smith College
Booker T. Washington
Sedalia
West
District Conference Dates and Missouri Youth Meet Schedule
The record lists a series of dates and locations for district events in Missouri including Wellsville Foristell New Florence Troy Jonesburg Springfield and others from July through September. It notes the District Conference will be held at Poplar Bluff Mo. from August 15 to 18.
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Wellsville
Wade
Montgomery City
A. R. Martin
Portland
Foristell
F H Small
New Florence
Troy
F. H. Small
Jonesburg
B. McCain
Springfield
L. Francis
Auburn
Avant
Thompson Chapel
Bowling Green
Hannibal
Hubbard Curryville
Jacksonville
Fulghem
Louisiana
Clarksville
Hubbard Poplar Bluff
St Charles
Union Memorial
R. H. Smith Ironton
Fredericktown
Festus
Guyton Farmington
A Tolson
Wenlock Park
Baden
St James
Small Rolla
Lebanon
Poplar Bluff
Sweet Springs Resident Minnie Porter Return Framed By Storm Damage
A severe Saturday electric storm damaged Sweet Springs area and destroyed the white high school building. Minnie Porter, longtime Parsons resident, arrived home on the 23 to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs Daniels Porter, marking a notable homecoming amid the disaster.
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Whiten High School
Minnie Porter
Parsons
Kans
Daniels Porter
Homecoming and visits of local residents noted
Harry E. Johnson returns from Kana City for a several week visit with relatives and friends. Miss Nevada Brent returns from Sedalia for a brief visit, accompanied by Ruth Townsend. Russell Johnson, formerly at Lincoln Institute, visits with his parents Halleck and Mrs Johnson. Mrs Martha Moorehead improves from illness. Sedalia friends attend annual sermon day with local families and Prof G F Greer and his mother from Georgetown among attendees.
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Harry E. Johnson
Kana City
Lnst
Nevada Brent
Sedalia
Ruth Townsend
Russell Johnson
Lincoln Institute
Jeff City
Seaso
Mrs. Halleck Johnson
Martha Moorehead
Mesdames
Chas Brashier
M. Mitchell
Leroy Jones
Olver Brown
Celeat Jackman
Mattie
Mollie Mitchell
Messie
Eugene Jones
Oliver Brown
Aaron Johnson
G F Greer
Georgetown
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Ilgenfritz Building
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Missouri, Avé
John Quinn
East Main Street
Peter Pehl
Anheusher-Busc Beer
Anheuser-Busch
Lemps Beer
Lemp’s
Cassidy
Sedalia, Missourl
Main St
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