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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
4
The issue argues against party partisanship and calls for universal American patriotism. It defends a stance of selecting officials by merit over race or prior condition, urging readers to consider community welfare above partisan loyalty.
The text contains garbled remarks praising journalism energy and references to a speech by a congressman White in January 1901. It notes the writer’s attempt to align with civic courage, mentions Wil Jennings Bryan and William Jennings Bryan, and ends with a classified style notice seeking a girl between the ages of 12 and 24 for a tea job in Hopkinsville Missouri.
The Missouri State Fair enters its fourth exhibition with new brick and stone pavilions, steel truss roofs, and modern facilities. Temporary stalls and pens for 2200 sheep and 50 cattle and horses are planned, plus a 120 by 70 foot hall and expanded exhibit halls. With favorable weather the fair promises the greatest display in its history. Social notes follow with visits, outings, and local chatter about residents and traveling guests.
Public notices announce Thos J Robb for constable Sedalia township pending Republican action Clemens Honkampt for Treasurer Peria County subject to voters Wil of the County Es 0 Brewni asy candidate for assessor Welles County under party guidance Need for small loan commissions plus a note about Prof Phillips.
Mrs Sallie Hogan hosts gatherings with Mesdames Hicks and Outhand while guests And noteworthy attendees join a Masonry sermon at Mackborn. Visitors include Mrs Viole Simpson of Smythton and Mrs Sarah returning from Sweet Springs. Attendees at churches and events feature Miss Leote Jones and Miss Jennie Williams among others.
James Wilson ends ties with George Smith Lumber Co and plans Kansas City work. Deaths touch families as Linke Lee Agna Brown and Lillie May Ghirk pass on. Dr J Will Jackson to attend Fourth of August event as Master of ceremonies. community picnic planned at Marty Dinsmore’s tonight.
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