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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1907
Page
2
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator lists subscription prices with annual and half year options. One year costs 1.00 dollars for 52 issues, while six months cost 0.65 dollars for 26 issues.
An editorial fragment rails at crime and immorality, urges restraint and reform, and promotes race and business ventures. It also urges Missouri Methodists to support George R. Smith College, praising past fundraising and calling for renewed efforts and unity to raise funds and strengthen the school’s departments.
In our April election, voters will decide on extending municipal limits, electing a county school commissioner and two school directors, increasing the school tax, and choosing four aldermen. The paper urges approval of limit extension, tax increase, reelecting Prof. G. L. Coleman, retaining Johns and Fowell on the school board, and electing capable business and professional men as aldermen for the public good.
Purvant to a call by the republican city committee voters in the wards met at common places Monday night and selected alderman candidates. Lee Carpenter of the First ward is active and has declined nominations in the past. J. H W Sullivan, a council member, was chosen in the Second ward. The Daily Capital approves the selections as high citizenship. Three wards back WV. M. Johns for school director, predicting his reelection due to his service to Lincoln School.
A colored voter joined a mass meeting Monday to marshal support for the upcoming city election. Mr Jerry Harris and Miss Dora Williams wed last Monday evening. The Young People's club gathered Friday at Miss Salvador Whithx's home for a pleasant session. Henry Riley, who lost use of his right arm, had the amputation last Thursday and is progressing well.
Macon Missouri March 3 Bishop Abram Grant of Kansas City spoke at the A&M E church condemning insistent landlords and wage sharks. He praised country life for independent work, better morals, and self reliance, contrasting it with urban temptations and debt.
Mrs Amanda Jacobs visited Kansas City last week. Rev Diggs is preparing for his conferee which meets in Joplin.
Notice for the annual Sedalia Missouri city election on April 2 1907 to decide a proposition to extend city limits into Pettis County east of the current boundary. Polls open 7 am to sunset at Engine House locations in Ward 1 and Ward 2 with forms for voting Yes or No on the extension. City Clerk C E Baker and Mayor John A Collins sign the notice.
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