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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
4
Subliised Friday morning edition advertises post office entry as second class matter. Subscriptions prepaid 81.08 yearly, 60 for advance, single copy 20. Payments by PO Money order or express. Correspondence by Wednesday to insure publication. No anonymous tips. Agents wanted. Think for The Set. Think for The Sun.
The Coxservaron announces unwavering support for Pranic Positions in all focal political contests. It vows to back only good and reliable men, regardless of political or business affiliations, to best serve the Pranic interests by maintaining this Pavnioric Plan.
The article notes the organization of a group named the Tosques and asks how many will emerge in the summer, highlighting speculation on future membership and activity.
St Louis Palladium caller notes editor oversight caused Lincoln School Commencement Report to be left out last week. Also mentions paying for Conservator to avoid cancellation, gratitude to E B Thompson of Kansas City for Epworth League meeting program in Mexico Missouri, June 29 to July 2, and hopes for uplift of the race with the youth group.
In the upcoming convention Republicans should nominate only principled men for suffrage support. The speaker urges selecting true patriotism and integrity over partisan labels, warning that bad men have entered good roles under partisan garb. Endorsing merit, not just party.
The message promotes supporting neighbors, avoiding trespass, and not belittling untrained individuals. It urges finding a task, taking action, and encouraging local effort, stressing that individual contributions collectively improve the community.
A St Louis Palladium excerpt, reprinted from the Chicago Broad Ax, accuses J W Wheeler of mere noise and lack of sustained conservative leadership for St Louis Black progress. It challenges Wheeler to state a clear civic development policy and take a stand, calling for originality. The piece also hints at internal tensions among West read editors and a shift toward a younger conservator.
Wednesday evening the Lincoln School Auditorium overflowed for the Class of 04 commencement. Miss Eugenia W Chambers, Maimie R Thomas, Ruby W Martin, Estelle M Bell, and Messrs Harry R Hopkins Calvin H Warrick graduated. Acting Supt J P Gass urged citizenship responsibility as Principal Shelton French credited staff and new music teacher Prof Earley for success. Friday June 3 saw closing services for Primary and Grammar grades.
Pettis County Missouri calls a delegate convention in Sedalia to select delegates for the state nominating and judicial conventions and to nominate Republicans for county offices including representative prosecutor treasurer sheriff assessor surveyor and public administrator. Township representation listed with wards in Sedalia and other townships. meeting times set for June 17 and June 18 1904.
Republican voters in Sedalia township and surrounding townships are called to meet at their voting places on Friday June 17 1904 between 3 p m and 6 p m to select delegates to the county convention elect two central committeemen and nominate a Republican candidate for township offices and conduct other business as needed. EK Codding chairman Pettis County Central Committee H D Dow secretary.
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