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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
4
Obituaries and notices published Fridays at Sedatia Post Office with per line rates and advance payment required. Terms cover resolutions, cards of thanks, paid functions, and patronage discounts. payment methods include money orders and express orders for ad continuation and publication alignment.
A fragmented essay argues for virtue in marriage and intelligent womanhood. It praises Mesdamnes M. B. Smith and Sarah Dixon for valuable court information while lamenting social decay. The piece questions whether future society should marry men of high standards or risk many lives wrecked by reform.
Fragment from a columns piece notes graduates from various states have unsettled the belief that common people lack intellectual moral and religious culture. The writer hopes future graduates will surpass these early skepticism and raise standards.
The piece argues the Russo Japanese conflict teaches a higher morality, praising Japan’s humane treatment of enemies and contrasting it with Western nations. It notes sympathy for Russian sufferers and claims the Mikado’s forces show magnanimity on battlefields, while accusing yellow journalists of alarmist cries about the Yellow Peril.
A fragment discusses equality and opportunity, urging broader magnanimity and fair dealing in diplomacy. It questions male privilege and the impact of education on girls as graduation rates rise in Marshall, Bowie, and nearby towns. It laments street corner temptations and calls parents to restrain boys and guide girls toward schooling.
A Missouri court session highlighted the role of women in shaping social reform. Speakers praised their work in fostering a pure and useful womanhood, noting the expansion from under 30 to over 1900 members and the lasting impact of founders’ ideals on home life, marriage, and motherhood.
A delegate convention of the Republican electors of Pettis County Missouri is called to meet at Sedalia on Saturday June 18 to select delegates for state nominating and judicial conventions and to nominate Republican candidates for county offices. Township meetings are set for June 17 1904 to choose delegates and central committee members and nominate township officers.
The passage names Tro Mesdames A Delaney V J Guy M J Miertinson Rebecca Butler and Sallie Dulpree urging continued support for young Black women in Missouri. It calls to raise the standard and reinforce public belief in women’s capacity to build, aiming for a clear progressive future.
Harery Hannets promoted at a dativery bar while Ko Santh & Company plans a tall talesman in the store. Harvey the decerving youth linked to a strawberry supper at their hall Saturday night. Dames Derby Morehead and Harriet Sprisw travel to Kansas City for Mrs Ivettie Johnson Woodson Portal’s behesire. Mrs Caroline Tanners joins in Dardanelig with Rev T B Gardiner reading.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions days last week and names like Prot WoT Miles of Chia Lani Tare, with unclear references to dates and mileage. The text is incomplete and obscured, yielding no clear events or identities beyond scattered proper nouns.
The readable text lists multiple partly garbled names and places, mentioning and naming individuals such as George Sia, Jes Bis, Brooke Were, Henniy Vaelacen, and others, with scattered references to a local union, education, and weather or agricultural terms. The fragmentary content hints at event notes without clear actions or outcomes.
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