03 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias lists the jurisdiction covering North and South America Europe Asia Africa and Australia. Office appears at 3137 Pine Street St Louis Missouri as its official address for the order.
The Grand Chancellor issues the 1906 order designating Sunday March 25 as the state observance day for the Annual Thanksgiving. Lodges must observe that date in a reverent manner. services on other days require dispensation.
A political message argues Republicans must win Missouri by local control of appointments and broad ticket nominations. It urges clean candidates, skilled leaders in the legislature, fair laws for capital and labor, and welcoming investment to develop mines and factories across the state.
Mrs Richard Sanders offers bargain prices on Hair Goods in Easter sale. Pompadours with bangs 1.45 more without bangs 1.25, Pia Pirazes 60c, Half Braids 85c, Hair Braids 60c, French netting 64, Front Pieces 1.30, Hair Tonic 0c per ounce, Hair Tonic and Shampoo 75c. Orders by money order to 412 North Laming Street. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
A political address urges men of means to build railroads, hire labor, and invest in lands and securities with a square deal for money and labor. The speaker, having led the party, promises continued fair laws and protection of interests while acknowledging past efforts and current duties. Miss Nellie Crouch visited Rich Hill. The Old Reliable Gun club prepares for summer shooting as Ben Roach and son visit Otterville. Miss Lizzie Mills recovers from illness and John Crouch Jr. improves after an earlier illness.
A brief notice from a Lexington event, titled Lexington Contest, presented under official auspices. Details are sparse in the readable text, with no clear date, venue, or organizing body provided. The fragment suggests an organized competition or program awaiting fuller information.
The Separia Wriekty Consector seeks subscribers in Lexington Mo from March 1 to 27 to boost circulation. Young ladies Carrie D Wilson Carrie Holmes Julia Radd Lotta Hawkins Frances Hicklin compete for prizes based on votes earned by three six and twelve month subscriptions.
The speaker urges leaving state chairman selection to the state committee and predicts Republican victory if voters turn out. Attendees include Samuel Ford after a Spruce engagement with Medicine Co. Notables Zelia Walker visits from Kansas City. Hank Collins, Frank Porter, and Elijah Wright join K of P initiation. Mrs Charles McKinsey ill. Amanda Hickox improving. Gray Williams lays concrete for a new home.
Town residents greeted reports that winter is ending with hopeful chatter Monday night. Local officials cautioned weather could still shift, but the mood was upbeat as days lengthened and temperatures rose.
Mrs Gray Williams suffers a cold this week and Amanda Gray remains ill for weeks. Gerty Crum returned home from Kansas City. Arch Christian’s children suffer whooping cough. Mrs Mattie Lloyd visits her daughter in Versailles this week. Our fourth quarterly meeting is March 7 and 8 at Tipton. A protracted Baptist meeting is in progress. Matt Emery and wife of Tipton visited Saturday. An entertainment was held at the MFE church last Saturday evening. Mrs Ella Payton visits Sweet Springs for several weeks. Mrs Cora Wood of Chicago remains with her ailing grandmother. Miss Nadine Dyer and brother of Sedalia were guests of Misses Sonia and Sophia Williams last weekend. Mesdames Theo Christian and J G Williams visited the colored school Saturday.
Nick Dyer improves with days. Brooks church held a successful 25th meeting. Joseph P Johnson did fair business in Lexington on the 26th. John Williams married Mrs Susan Brown on the 21st. Bertha Scruggs, formerly of this city, died in Lexington and was buried here on the 23rd. The AME Ladies Aid held a Washington anniversary supper at Mrs James Iris's home on the 22nd to benefit the church.
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