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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
1
A call to a race conference gathering in Philadelphia Pennsylvania on April 71th. The notice urges prominent Black leaders to attend the meeting and discuss race relations and civic issues.
A 1908 invitation from Afro American Council leader Alexander Walters and allies calls for a Philadelphia conference of Colored men to chart political action for equal rights. The notice targets the Republican party and foresees demands on national platforms and presidential candidates.
A 1908 testimonial from Rev H South of People's M E Church praising Ira G Harris President of the Neighbors of the Hearts store for dependable sick, accident, and death benefit coverage. The letter affirms personal acquaintance and satisfactory treatment of members and benefits.
Fine seven room house for rent at 303 West Morgan Street Sedalia Missouri. See Dr J M Harris 116 West Main Street Sedalia Missouri or address Rev W J DeBoe Box 502 Fayette Missouri.
A tribute to Professor P M Cason at Armstrong Greet School praising his leadership under Prof Cason, noting improvements from a one room to a three room building, his community impact, religious work, and the audience of a large graduating class of five girls and four boys. The piece lauds his scholarship, library, and travel, urging his life be spared to continue uplifting the community.
Fragmented OCR of a poem in which Lincoln is cited as having admired the verse. The text laments mortality and the shared fate of all people from infant to elder, concluding with the chorus that the spirit of mortal should not be proud.
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