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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1908

Page

4

Negro Teachers Institute for Central Missouri Convenes in Sedalia

The Negro Teachers Institute for Central Missouri will convene June 15 at Liftcla High School Sedalia with Prof C C Hut tard and a corps of assistants. Lectures cover physiology civics psychology pedagogy and science with certificates to teach after examinations. Distinguished instructors include Dr J M Kearris Homer G Phillips HW L Billups I S Bowles W A Huston and C Hutcard.

Sedalia C. C. Huttard Institute For the Tegel Central Missouri Will Sethi Liftecla High School Sedalia Miscoti Teathers Pie Adast J. M. Kearris Homer G. Phillips Ban

Memorial Day Ode to Patriot Heroes

Poetic memorial tribute praising Memorial Day observance. It honors fallen soldiers who died for the Union and homeland, describing grateful offerings of spring blooms and green laurels laid on their resting places. The verse emphasizes sacrifice, love of country, and divine inspiration across a heavenly influence.

Watch this paper for further announcements Sedalia

For further information write C. Hubbarb D.S., D. Conductor, 323 W. Johnson St. Sedalia Mo. Watch this paper for further announcements.

C. Hubbardb.s D. Conductor

Poem fragment honoring fallen comrades and liberty

A lyrical fragment speaks of old friends laid to rest, May flowers laid on graves, Old Glory over their deeds and love. It calls supporters to come forth from mansion and cot bearing fragrant blossoms for liberty and homeland.

Fragments of Past and Advertising Blends

A vintage collage of lines from a Philadelphia Inquirer patriotic verse and an old ad for 16x20 crayon portraits frames and sheet pictures. Also a brief note for FRANK W. WILLIAMS COMPANY Chicago and Milos Anti-Pain Pills for headache relief.

Frank W. Williams Company W. Taylors St Chicago Ilinois

Two Washington Women Open Undertaking Concern

Mrs Carrie Stiles and Mrs Ruch Dabney launch an undertaking business at 32 F Street Northwest Washington with Dabney an expert embalm er capable of treating a corpse to equal her husband Undertaker James H Dabney They plan to embalm bury and also provide a dozen teams for balls parties and receptions claiming female handling for female corpses is less embarrassing to families

Carrie Stiles Ruch Dabney Washington, D. C F. Street N. W Washington

Centaur School Closes Amid Picnic and Baptisms

Orriville attendees join a closing school picnic as Centaur public school ends for the term. Elder J W Banks conducts a funeral for Mrs Lida Hughes at Mt Pleasant Cemetery, with nine baptisms led by Elder Banks and assisted by Hitler Rhodes of Clayton Baptist Church. Misa Hattie Shackleford organized the event and plans to return in fall. neighbors note several visitors from nearby towns.

F. Johnson H. ‘I’. Shores Louis Rollins Lida Hughes J. White J. W. Banks Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Hitler Rhodes Clayton Baptist Church Rhodes Clayton Centaur Public School Misa Hattie Shackleford Misa Shackleford Tipton Mo

Memorial Day Hymn of Liberty and Faith

A May tribute recalls Memorial Day resolve to honor those who fought to save the land. The poem speaks of liberty feared by distant kings, faith in God sustaining comrades, and uncertain future for a nation grown powerful.

Republican committee offers prize for best article

The Republican Congressional Committee announces a $15 prize for the best article up to 1000 words on why the party is successful. Open to all writers, judging will consider style, arguments, facts, and the persuasiveness of the piece, with attention to how it reflects on Members of Congress.

Vance Gall Fidoragen Chicago Iistively Satis O. D Ithereby Nommurchtts Republican Congressional Congress

Nerve Tonic Regulated Volume in Early Trials

A brief notice references regulation of a tonic labeled Dr Miles Nerve and Li Pu with oddly garbled wording. The fragment hints at counts or measures and claims of mildest cures, but lacks coherent details on authority, date, or outcomes. Further text required for a precise summary.

Miles

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