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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

Jul 27, 1908

Page

4

Vague Family Illness and Travel Report From Sedalia

The fragmented report notes MP Nitya Mer Clivence Wen of 5 Lowe spending a few days at the bayside with his ill father Mr Josh Wea Wea iz very ill. Harold Owens has recovered after two weeks, with Ember visiting relatives and plans to visit again. Miss Corene Bowles and Munister Devi were seen in Sedalia after visiting relatives, including Proctor on business in California.

Mer Clivence Wen Lowe Bayside Josh Wea Naor Harold Owens Ana Franklin ThomasS8enton Benton Arthur Gaunt Kansas City

Igginsville News From the Picnic and Illnesses

Miss Minniel Heallis remains seriously ill with recovery hoped soon. Mrs. Smith of Guthne Oklahoma visits on business. Prof. I L Billups of Sedalia en route to Blackburn to attend a picnic speech. Oakdales beat Mayview and Dessa 8 to 5 in a lively baseball game. Several locals attend the quarterly meeting in Mayview.

Roosevelt Firing of Black Soldiers Sparks Republican Debate

The Conservator argues Roosevelt wrongfully discharged African American troops over southern mob pressure. It contends Taft opposed the order, calls for restoration of soldiers’ rights, and urges Republicans to back Taft and Sherman to unite the party and protect Black citizens.

Cannes Rooaevelt South Joseph Benson Foraler Senate Statter Oraker Foraker Roosevelt Taft Tatt and Sherman

Brownsville Incident influence on the Presidential election

The piece questions the impact of the Brownsville incident on the upcoming election and whether it will affect pivotal states like Ohio and Illinois. It notes mixed views among Black voters, some formerly idolizing Theodore Roosevelt, now skeptical, as it discusses earnest Negroes who had supported Democrats in the past.

Brownsville Ohio Ilinois Ndiana Theodore Roosevelt

Missouri Woman Quoted By Government In Farm Home Bulletin

A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin on farm homes cites Miss Day, a University of Missouri Home Economics professor, as a leading authority. The paper discussed covers kitchen planning, sink and stove arrangement, work surfaces, sanitary conditions, drainage, and farm summer meat supplies.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Miss Day State Board of Agriculture Miss Dry

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