03 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
1
Publication notice from Sedalia, Missouri indicating weekly Friday morning issue, second class matter at post office, with pricing in advance and monthly subscription details. Contains fragmented OCR text and misspellings.
The Rev M W Dogan A M Ph D president of Wiley University is described as a progressive young educator and college president. He has achieved a 340000 improvement in attendance and a 36 percent rise in enrollment over the past eight years, and is noted for his self made rise to leadership of one of Texas South’s leading schools. He is portrayed as an expansive traveler and engaging speaker whose life inspires audiences.
Lévinenens of 9 early spring manifest. Central Missouri Conference plans papers by Presiding elder W H South and Pro HH Lb Gidaps. Missouri T'yahi Qs custody linked to Pythian pioneers. Higginsville correspondent Britt notes a naval fry speculation and a subscriber contest ending April 10 with Elgin Movement watch prize.
The announcement states Prof. G L Coleman is a candidate for re election as Superintendent of Pettis county schools, subject to voters at the annual election of school officers on April 4, with the action of the qualified voters of the county.
A notice promises 5.50 in cash to any dog seeking enrollment in an unclear Durty Sedaals or Suanography school, valid until April 1. Send details to C. A. Biggers Box 121 Muskogee LT. The rest includes stray dialogue about bachelors clubs and a joke on marriage penalties.
Leonard E. Britt of Higginsville Missouri launches a subscription contest for the Conservator. Any young lady may enter by March 10 to win a gold watch and chain on display at Beacher’s Jeweler. Votes are earned by subscriptions with a nine pm April 9 close, judges tally the final count, and winners announced at the A.M. Church on April 20.
The leading spirits of the La Fayette County Colored Fair association plan a timely annual meeting at Higginsville Ma Fair grounds to boost premiums across departments. Negro farmers throughout the west are urged to engage, with details obtainable by writing for information.
Personal notices recount visits and ill health updates. Names include B D Burns Amelia Gaston David Wilson Julia Woolls I G Gibson William Brown Lou Jones Mattie Teeters M C Buren Lee Robinson and Dr. Harris plus references to Sedalia readers about subscription and local education figures. March 17 event at George R Ruth College noted.
Public notice declares Mrs. Laura Kingsberry will not accept boarders any longer and has closed her dining bell. The article mentions Miss Georgia Bass aiding Mrs. Lo Jones, a visit by Dr. C. Marshall Lowe on yeast, and Jinx Brown winning a Silver Medal in a WCTU contest at Taylor's Chapel.
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