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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
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
Republican Ticket for County Officers
The Republican ticket lists RN LOW for Representative THOMAS PAYNE for Sheriff WALTER P MOREY for Recorder W S SCOTT for Collector JOHN PREGGE for Public Administrator and CAY T1ITTSWORTH for Coroner with TT VIETS also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pregge
District Stewards Meet for Bishop's Conference Claims
District stewards addressed claims of the Bishop's conference litigants while the Presid ing Elder was assigned to stations. The meeting adjourned at five o'clock after a successful session with President GEorotr Jacons and Secretary.
Passing of The G. A. R. During State Encampment
A weekly report recalls the Missouri Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Jefferson City, noting the decimation of members by death and the lasting impact of their sacrifice. It honors Lincoln Grant Sheridan Sherman and McKinley as immortals and foresees a united republic built on liberty with Blue and Gray, Black and White, working for the nation’s good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Grand Army of the Republic
Jefferson City
Nev
Republic
Lincoln
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
McKinley
Buelah Land
God of All the Earth
Grand Army of the Republic
District Steward's meeting convened at Second ME church
Presiding Elder W H Smith chaired the Sedalia district gathering with Miss Georgie Jacobs elected secretary. The Elder opened with a lesson on Matthew 23, led in prayer by Bro John Holdridge, and hymns 827 and 1 were sung. Paragraph 290 of the Discipline was read with brief remarks on meeting purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
W H Smith
Georgie Jacobs
St Mat
Jesus
Hell
John Holdridge
Lexington
Progressive School in Columbia Marks Commencement
The Columbia Douglas school graduation of 1906 featured a practical address by Dr J A Taylor and well attended exercises at St Pauls AME church. Students demonstrated skilled industrial work from primary to seventh grade including needlework raffia bead work and carpentry under teachers Virgie Walker Cordelie Walton Anna Wright and Prof James B Coleman with notable praise for the faculty and Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Douglas School
J A Taylor
St Paul's Ame Church
Board of Education
Jennie M Schweisch
Ellis Fowler
Mildred Williams
Kate M Moore
Cordelie Walton
Anna E Wright
Wright
James B Coleman
Coleman
Schoolboard Retains Teaching Staff For Next Year
Mrs Coleman and the girls displayed neat crafts including needlework waists handkerchiefs embroidery and drawing. The Board kept the same corps of teachers for the forthcoming year in appreciation of the past year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Tomato as Food Industry Origins and Growth
A recounting of the tomato from ornamental plant to staple food. It notes the shift from superstition to a modern industry with cannery packing, mass production, and wide household use. Emphasis on taste, healthfulness, and the central role of canning in price, distribution, and freshness.
Corn and Its American Origin Celebrate Two Food Plants
The passage extols corn as distinctly American in origin, praising both this staple crop and its companion food plants as excellent and worthy of pride. It emphasizes national heritage and the value of domesticated crops in American agriculture and culture.
Young People's Congress Planned in Kansas City
The Literary Congress of the Young People of the Fifth Episcopal District of the AME church will meet at Allen Chapel Kansas City July 5 through 8. Delegates, especially pastors, urged to attend. aim for 500 delegates. Accommodations 75 cents daily. special rates on travel. Rev F J Peck chairs entertainment, 813 10th Street, Kansas City Mo. J C Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Episcopal District
Allen Chapel
Kansas City
Western Christian Recorder
Congress
Father of Waters
F J Peck
10Th Street
Kansas
What the Graduates of Lincoln Institute Are Doing
Public notice from June first. Graduates of Lincoln Institute announce a book titled What the Graduates of Lincoln Institute Are Doing. Copies available at Express Office on or before June 1. Readers are asked to provide address and purchase method, including cash or C O D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Institute
Introduction by W. T. Carrington Preface Note
The excerpt shows a preface by State Superintendent W. T. Carrington and a letter from J. B. Moteny in Jefferson City Missouri advising money sent by registered letter with a signed return card as receipt. The fragment preserves no broader event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Carrington
Moteny
Jefferson City, Mo
Teachers Institute at Lincoln High School opens June 11
The Institute for colored teachers will meet in Lincoln High School auditorium starting Monday June 11 for ten days. Aaron Frencea serves as conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For Colored Teachers
Lincoln High School
SH Aaron Frencea
Epworth League and Sunday School Convention in KC
The Epworth League and Sunday School convention of the St Joseph district Central Missouri Conference will convene at Clarks Chapel Kansas City June 29. Delegates and visitors will be hospitably entertained. Prof E B Thomson is President Rev AH Giggs presiding elder. Kansas City subscribers urged to settle subscriptions between June 2 and 5. editor Huston requests prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
St Joseph
Central Missouri Conference
Clarks Chapel
Kansas City
E B Thomson
AH Giggs
W. Hi, Hustox
Conservator Subscription Appeal Demands Cash
SAY FRIEND urges immediate cash subscriptions for the Conservator, stressing urgent need and pleading for quick financial support from readers to sustain the publication.
Fragmented remark on racial development tone
A fragment notes that the view is biased toward the bright or optimistic side of racial development, implying a critique of incomplete or skewed perspective.
Pocket Map of Sedalia Advertised by Thomas and Scott
New pocket map of Sedalia shows all streets and points of interest including State Fair buildings. Price 15 cents. Thomas Printing Co., Mail Order Printers, 115 Fast Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and Scott
Sedalia
Thomas Printing Coo
Fast Second
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RN Low
Thomas Payne
Harvey D Dow
W Daugherty
Walter P Morey
W S$ Scott
T T Viets
M Olimhofb
KP G Stafford
Eastern District
I M
Danforth
Western District
Beard
Constable
John H Sullivan
E W Clark
R Gleaming
W E Conner
Georotr Jacons
Sec’y
Holden
Sedalia Weekly
Coleman's
Arthur Coleman
Prop
Tare
Teachers’ Institute
Epworth League
Lemp’s Beer
Lemp
E. G. Cassidy & Co
Sedalia, Missouri
Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers
Main and
Missouri
Morreschel
John Quinn’s
Place
East Main Street
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