Sedalia Weekly Conservator Public Notices
Public notices published Saturdays in Sedalia address notations show post office entries and classes matter. Readable fragments indicate a local notice style with official notices and dates.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
2
Public notices published Saturdays in Sedalia address notations show post office entries and classes matter. Readable fragments indicate a local notice style with official notices and dates.
The announcement declares Prof G V Buchanan longtime city schools superintendent will seek Republican nomination for State Superintendent of Schools. It praises his culture, discipline, and pedagogical experience and previews other local races with brief character notes on candidates for probate judge prosecuting attorney treasurer circuit clerk collector recorder county clerk and constable amid party contrasts.
Our St Louis subscribers will be delighted to know we have arranged with Prof H V Wilburn to look after interest in their city He has full authority to collect news subscriptions and to sell advertising His address will be 3137 Priest When he calls on you for your subscription treat him nicely Respectfully Sepatia Weeexty Conservator W H Huston Editor and Publisher Read the Conservator Because it sees only the bright optimistic side of our racial development
Prudential Court No. 166 of Kansas City hosted a well received entertainment at Vendome Academy on Grand Avenue last night. The program featured musical and literary selections and a prize of six hand painted plates was awarded to Fannie Moss for raising the largest cash amount in cards. The court plans to entertain the Grand Lodge and visitors Stella Christian, Flossie Meadows, and Mabel Thruston from Versailles attended on Sunday.
Official call for Pettis county Republican nominating convention to be held in Sedalia on May 19 1906. Delegates to state nominating, state judicial, district congressional, and senatorial conventions will be chosen, with county ticket nominations and local party business to follow. Precincts listed with delegate shares. separate meetings for outside Sedalia township on May 18 and Sedalia township wards on May 18. Lewis Lower chairs, H D Dow secretary.
Centaur B H Brown visited his best girl in St Louis on Sunday and Allen Anderson contributed a sawing action to the scene.
Henry Frazier and wife attended the funeral of Mr Jim Davie of Chesterfield on Sunday Robert Green and wife Allen Anderson and wife attended the Chesterfield service Jim Davis died at his Chesterfield home Thursday and was buried Sunday Hitler D Edwards conducted the service David Green Miss Hattie M Shackleford and Mrs Harrison visited Mrs J W Taylor of Chesterfield at her home
Blackburn reports a grand success at the quarterly meeting with Rev. Grove from Gilliam representing the Gilliam church. Evangelists plan building a mansion for their preacher. Assistants from Pleasant Grove included Bud Jennings, T. Koontz, and another gentleman. Rev. Henry Cheeks of Little Rock and Rev. Howard of Lexington attended last week. The meeting ran from Friday the 27th through Sunday night.
Weare authorized to announce J W Truzell as a candidate for probate judge of Pettis county, subject to the Republican county convention or primary. W 8 Beard of Beaman township also seeks probate judge, contingent on Republican county convention action.
The prosecuting attorney race presents A. L. Shortridge and H. D. Dow as candidates, their campaigns contingent on Republican primary or convention action. Both are positioned for the role pending party decisions and formal endorsements.
County official T T Viets announces candidacy for re election as county treasurer subject to Republican primary or convention actions and party rules.
In Kansas City Missouri on April 29 the Burns M E church rally raised 525 toward a 560 goal. Rev Dr I L Thomas Field Agent for the Board of Church Extension led the day’s preaching and addressed the M E Preachers Meeting on Monday delivering a highly praised talk.
Master Poston, pastor, reports two Sunday Schools with sixty five members in town and at Laddoy. Rev Rivers of Bowling Green united Mr C Shepherd and Miss Ollie Pike in marriage. Rev B F Abbott, P E, preached two sermons with two conversions.
The Lexington Union Band asks for statewide patronage promising satisfaction in its first year. It offers full dress uniform equipment and readiness to head processions or provide music for celebrations. Contact W Steerser or R Hoonen General Manager at P O Box 585 Lexington Missouri.
Charles D. Rayburn and Walter Morey announce candidacy for Recorder of Pettis county pending decisions of the Republican county convention.
County Clerk M L Imhoff seeks Pettis county clerk nomination subject to Republican county convention. Avid Roberts also earmarks a candidacy, with details pending convention decision.
Charles Daugherty announces his candidacy for circuit clerk of Pettis County. He emphasizes experience in county administration and commitment to modernizing clerical services and public records access. The campaign outlines plans for improved record keeping and voter registration efficiency.
WS Scott enters the Pettis county race as a candidate for county collector subject to the Republican caucus or primary decision.
J E Love entered as a candidate for the Con stable of Sedalia township subject to the Democratic primary on May 12. The item notes Love’s bid and the upcoming party primary date.
Short orders served at all hours at reasonable prices. Board by the day or week. Payable in advance. Call and see us if you would have good meals and polite treatment Patsy Williams 208 E Maio St.
A brief call urges readers to subscribe to the paper at once and to look for the author at Liberty Park on May 17th. The note implies a promotional appearance and a deadline for subscription.
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