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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

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Compulsory Education Communicated by Douglass High Speaker

Arthur Diggs of Douglass High School in Columbia Missouri delivers a graduation oration on the importance of education for national life. He argues the government must educate all children to secure happiness, justice, unity, and a vigorous citizenry, citing the preamble and contrasting educated peoples with ignorant ones including examples from Greece, Russia, and Japan.

Arthur Diggs Douglass High School Columbia Mo United States United States of America Missouri Russia Japan

Japan Defeats Mighty Armies In Narrow Skirmish

A fragment notes a contrast between expanding Japan and larger nations. It mentions Cossacks and Russians as formidable forces that fell before Japan, described as educated and growing in power. The piece promises continuation next week.

Mount Zion Sunday School Convention Held in Plattsburg

Seventy five delegates attended the Mt Zion Baptist Sunday School convention at Plattsburg Missouri June 8 to 10 led by Rev G W Wright of Chillicothe. Flora Young gave the welcome Edna Clack replied. Ridge re elected for seventh term with other officers. $264.97 raised. Mass meeting praised. next session set for Liberty Missouri in 1907.

Plattsburg Mt. Zion F. H. Ridge Missouri Liberty Perry C. Swancy

Notable Attendees Linked to Regional Meeting List

The attendee list includes Prof C G Williams of Boonville and Prof JH Pelham with Dr O C Queen of Hannibal along with Editor W H Huston and Prof Shelton French of Sedalia. Other names cover Kansas City, Jefferson City, Columbia, St Louis and Glasgow with counties Pettis, Cole, Boone, Jackson, Howard and Buchanan represented.

C G Williams Boonville Cooper County JH Pelham O C Queen Hannibal Marion County W H Huston Shelton French Sedalia Pettis County T C Unthank Kansas City Jackson County Josephus Roberts Jefferson City Cole County J P Washington Columbia Boone County A W Lloyd T A Curtis C H Dodge J H Bradbury Frank Williams Theodore Washington City of St Louis A R Chinn Glasgow Howard County J R A Crossland St Joseph Buchanan County

Minute man defined by a little girl

A teacher asks a girl what a minute man is. She replies that a minute man is a man who wants everything done right away.

Quarterly Meeting Day Report Highlights at Rev Higgs Visit

Kansas City crowd attends quarterly meeting on Sunday June 12 with Rev A H Higgs D D present. Collection totals 936 dollars with 206 to the pastor 671 to the trustees 559 for benevolences. Secretary R Burns notes strong showing across departments.

Kansas City A. H. Higgs R. Burns

Beal Burriss Visited Versailles and Local Events

Beal Burriss of Versailles visited his best girl here Sunday. Mrs James Pyles of St Louis visited Mrs Maria Robertson last week. John Miller of Versailles was in town for a few hours. Mrs Mary McKinsie and Miss Nora Maupins attended Children’s Day in California. The Thomas Piccaninny Company gave a fine first performance at Ross’s Opera House Friday night and will appear in Jefferson City on the 16.

Beal Burriss Versailles James Pyles St Louis Maria Robertson John Miller Our City Mary McKinsie Nora Maupins California Thomas Piccaninny Ross Opera House Jefferson City

Blackburn Church Notes and Visitor Arrivals

Mrs Eliza Frazier from Kansas City visits Blackburn. Attend the Shoe Box party at our church on the 23rd. Rev E D Burns fulfilled his regular engagement here on the 10th with sermons of a high order. Three were baptized in the afternoon. Children’s Day services held the evening of the tenth with Mrs Lucy Murray of Marshall conducting the music. Large and appreciative audiences greeted the children.

Our Church E D Burns Lucy Murray Marshall

Negro Delegates at the Republican State Convention

At the Excelsior Springs convention the number of Negro delegates was lower than in the past yet those present were representative in department, culture and manhood. The article notes fewer delegates but highlights the quality of those attending.

Excelsior Springs

Official Visits By Mrs. Theressa M Johnson

Mrs Theressa M Johnson Grand Lecturer of Missouri D O C travels across Missouri lecturing in the eastern region to now reach the western part She receives ovations at all venues The route lists Moberly Paris Fayette Clinton and Springfield from June 11 to June 15 with dates and towns.

Theressa M. Johnson Missouri Paris Wed Fayette Thurn Clinton Springfield

Albany House Hotel Opens for Negro Patrons

Albany in Excelsior Springs hosts a first class hotel named Albany Hotel operated by Stanford W. King and wife for Black patrons. Several nicely furnished rooms are available to transients at moderate prices. The Kings are presented as cultured and businesslike in public dealings.

Excelsior Springs Albany Stanford W. King and Wife Mr. King

Private sale of household goods in Sedalia

Shelton French announces relocation to Quins Dare Kansas and offers private sale of household goods at his residence 218 West Cooper Street Sedalia Missouri with details for interested buyers.

Quinsdare Kansas West Cooper Street Sedalia Shelton French

Democratic Nominee C S Williams For Pettis County Office

The announcement names C S Williams as the Democratic nominee for the Pettis county recorder position subject to voters choice at the November election. Williams is presented as the party’s authorized candidate for the office.

C. S. Williams Pettis County

Warren Street Church Children Day a Success with Readings and Speeches

Maria Warrensburg Herndon remains sick. Miss Miller returned from Fulton. Mrs H L Bolden left for Mexico. Prof French of Sedalia and Prof A H Harris from Kane sas City visited en route to Kansas City. A large Warren Street Church Children Day program featured papers and speeches by students. Superintendent Mrs M H Baker praised for her excellent work.

M H Baker

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