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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1908

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Portrait of D N Hawkins in Missouri Valley College yearbook

D N Hawkins of Marshall Missouri is celebrated as the oldest active worker on the college faculty. The 1908 year book credits him with brickwork on the main building and a long, faithful tenure. Readers praise his kindness and guidance for students and theologians, noting his place in the college community and his loyalty to the Conservator.

Ancle Dar Ceal Missouri Valley College D. H. Hawkins Brother Hawkins

Temptation Of Wives And Husbands Responsibility

Dorothy Vix argues in a St. Louis Times piece that a Brooklyn husband suing for divorce over his wife’s infidelity highlights male blame and moral duty. The essay asserts every husband is his wife’s keeper, responsible for her morale and finances, especially when separated by travel and absence.

Brooklyn South America Forte Cain Pesch Ineas Langer Dorothy Vix St. Louisa

Primary Election Circular on Judge Appointment in Kansas City

Kansas City Missouri July 10 1908 circular from Walter Dickey chair urging county committee to submit judges of election lists for the August 4 1908 primary. It notes section 7101a requires party lists double the number of judges and that the county court will appoint half from each party list with July 20 1908 deadline for filings.

Kansas City Walter, Dickey

Paying Up The Subscriptions From A Pennsylvania Weekly

A Pennsylvania weekly notes the struggle to collect back subscriptions under new post office rules. A man named John Doe sent three notices to stop his paper, yet owed $10 and had never paid. After a church meeting his debt was settled with a receipt in full and an apology for the misunderstanding.

Post Office Department Pennsylvania John Doe John Dee Jesus

Political notices announce Anamosa and Fast for state rep

Local notices name George W. Anamosa as a candidate for representative in the General Assembly, pending Republican primary endorsement on August 4. W. A. Fast is listed as a candidate for Pettis County representative, subject to the August 4 Republican primary action.

George W. Anamosa General Assembly W. A. Fast Pettis County

Republican primary slate for Pettis county offices

For prosecuting attorney Harvey D. Dow seeks endorsement for the office in the Republican primary on August 4. County Court Judge Charles W. Knox runs for nomination as judge of the Eastern district of Pettis County subject to the Republican primary on August 4.

Charles W. Knox Pettis County

Houck and Kruse Vie for Sedalia Township Constable

W. E. Houck runs for constable of Sedalia township subject to the Republican primary on August 4. J. H. Kruse also seeks the Sedalia township constable post in the Republican primary on August 4.

W. E. Houck Sidalia Township J. H. Kruse Sedalia Township

LaFayette County Prosecutor Candidate Phetzing Seeks GOP Nomination

LaFayette County Prosecuting Attorney A. G. Phetzing announces his candidacy for the LaFayette County prosecutor post, subject to the decision of the Republican primary on August fourth.

A. G. Phetzing LaFayette County

Sheriff Candidate Rex Seeks LaFayette County Sheriff Post

Charles A Rex announces candidacy for sheriff of LaFayette County seeking a term in office. He campaigned locally outlining law enforcement priorities and community safety initiatives. Rex highlighted experience, local ties, and commitment to public service as key factors for voters.

Notable Pythian Brother Brown Seeks Higher Office

F J Brown of St Louis Mo long active in Pythian ranks is praised for six years as Chancellor Commander Keeper of records and seal organizer of Triumph No 52 and Rock Springs No 3 and serving since 1993 on Grand Lodge committees as Grand lecturer. He seeks Pastor and Chancellor posts amid endorsements of loyalty industriousness and blunt campaigning style.

F. J. Brown Mound City Uniform Bank Mumford Court St. Loui Brother Brawn Grand Lodge Brother Brown Pythian Brotherhood Brown

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Remacks Uncle Dan D. N. Hawkins Marshall, Mo Temptation Local Politics Harvey D. Dow Sherify Charles A. Rex Shheriff Sedalia Price St. Low x South Ohio Street Sedalia, Missouri
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