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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
2
The Grand Chancellor of Missouri K of P and Republican State Committeeman at Large has instituted a new lodge at Jackson Missouri. Lloyd, described as a long time hustler, will influence views ahead of the Republican State Convention at Excelsior Springs on the 31st.
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator marks three years of publication since May 1903 with growth in circulation beyond one thousand weekly, expansion of printing materials, and upcoming installation of a job press. The paper pledges progressive journalism and candor with all, especially Black readers, while seeking to mold healthful sentiment.
Public notice from J S Moten of Jefferson City Missouri informs teachers and others that the book What the Graduates of Lincoln Institute Are Doing will be available at the Express Office on or before June 1. Readers may order copies by writing with address and payment method, either prepay or cash on delivery, with a registered letter preferred. The book is handsomely bound on enamel paper with cuts, and includes an introduction by Hon W T Carrington, State Superintendent of Education.
Alya Turk visited Waverly on Saturday while Marsalla Miles of Waverly stayed as Pleadie Fowler’s guest Friday. Miss Martha Fowler entertained the club with a pleasant evening. Martha Triplet returned from Kansas City for a short visit as many from Mt Leonard attended the Friday school closing. Besse Williams of Waverly joined her aunt Mrs Turks last week.
Rev L Winn preached the educational sermon to the graduating class amid a large white audience. Miss Bettie and Bertha Winn of Highte visited during Commencement week. Rev West of Paris delivered an excellent Sunday afternoon sermon. Cornelius Bott of Dover Ok reports the colored people are well to do and urges immigration. Editor T A D Wright was praised for candid reporting and newsy coverage. Principal Wright was reelected for a third term with a salary increase but declined to stay as he was elected principal of Monroe City schools.
Pettis County Republican electors convene in Sedalia on May 19 1906 to select delegates for state judicial and district conventions and nominate a county ticket. Precincts listed with delegate allowances and local meeting details for May 18 1906 in Sedalia and outside towns. Lewis Lower and H D Dow sign for the Pettis County Republican Central Committee.
Authorized to announce J W Truxell as a candidate for probate judge of Pettis county subject to Republican county convention or primary. Also authorized to announce W S Beard of Beaman township as a candidate for probate judge subject to Republican county convention.
Prosecuting Attorney A L Shortridge named as candidate pending Republican primary or convention action. H D Dow also listed as candidate for prosecuting attorney subject to Republican party action.
County official T T Viets runs for re election as county treasurer. His campaign is subject to the Republican primary or convention as the party determines.
Charles D Rayburn and Walter Morey announce candidacy for Pettis County Recorder subject to Republican county convention decisions. Both names appear in official party filings as contenders in the upcoming primary.
Say friend the Conservator calls for immediate cash subscriptions. The plea stresses a dire need for funds, urging readers to send in their payments without delay.
A note invites attending a gathering at Liberty Park on May 17. The call specifies finding the event location and time, with emphasis on the park as the meeting spot. No additional details or organizers are provided.
County Clerk M. L. Imhoff seeks Pettis county clerk nomination subject to decision of Republican David Roberts as a candidate for the same office.
Charles Daugherty is a candidate for circuit clerk of Pettis County. The announcement positions him for the upcoming election, noting his eligibility and intent to serve in the county’s clerk’s office.
A statement announces ws t as a candidate for Pettis County col lector subject to Republican county convention or primary decision.
Constable J E Love runs for the Democratic nomination in Sedalia township. Ballot decision to be made in the primary on May 12.
Our St Louis subscribers are informed that Prof. H. Wilburn has full authority to collect news subscriptions and solicit advertising in their city. His address is 3137 Priest. When he calls, treat him well. Sedalia Weekly Conservator. W. H. Huston editor and publisher.
The Lexington Union Band asks state citizens for patronage in its first year. It offers full dress uniform equipment, confident in leading processions or providing music for celebrations. Contact W. Strorger or secretary manager R. H. Hoenes at P. O. Box 585 Lexington Missouri.
A fragment notes a publication titled Conservator prefers the bright or optimistic angle in analyzing racial progress, hinting at a selective portrayal rather than a balanced critique. The snippet reflects editorial stance emphasizing positivity over critical nuance.
Thomas and Scott publish a pocket map of Sedalia showing all streets and points of interest including State Fair buildings with a price of 15 cents. Thomas Printing Co. mail order printers, 115 Fast Second Street.
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