Negro Teachers Institute for Central Missouri in Sedalia
The Negro Teachers Institute for Central Missouri meets June 15 to 25 at Lincoln High School Sedalia. Prof C C Hubbard leads a corps of instructors including J M Larris Homer G Phillips H J Billups W H Huston F S Bowles and C Hubbard with special lectures by G V Buchanan J P Gass C R Luckett and others. Certificates awarded upon exam success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Missouri
Lincoln High School
Sedalia
Missouri
J. M. Larris
Homer G. Phillip
H. J. Billups
M. S
W. H. Huston
F. S. Bowles
C. Hubbard
G. V. Buchanan
J. P. Gass
Broadway School
C. R. Luckett
Teachers invited to attend at Sedalia Mo
An incomplete notice invites all teachers to attend with excellent accommodations. For details contact C Hubbard or D Conductor at 23 West Johnson Street Sedalia Missouri. Watch this paper for further announcements.
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Attead
Hubbard B.S. D
W. Johnson St
Sedalia
Death of an Aged Woman From Saline County
A biographical obituary for Annie Smith aged about 95, died May 10 near Cretcher Missouri. Born a slave in Woodford County Kentucky, she moved to Missouri at 13, mother of eight, grandmother and great grandmother to many, joined Salt Pond M E Church, praised as a peace maker. Survived by several children, 26 grandchildren and great grandchildren. obituary notes her sympathy and faith, with Rev C M Smith officiating at burial May 12.
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Annie Smith
Henry Shannon
Cretcher
Salt Pond M.E
C. M. Smith
Woodford Co
Midway
Kentucky
Missouri
Rice Smith
Henry Hudeen
Harvey Smit
Edmon
Samuel
M. E
Rev. Rush
Henry
Yamuel Sbhannon
W. S. Steverson
The Awakening and the Negro Uplift Effort
The Chicago Conservator praises the awakening of the Negro race from ignorance. It argues emancipation fixed no inherent peculiarities, only color, then describes diligence with hoe and plow as arithmetic that multiplies progress. It envisions a universal uplift guided by civilization.
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Chicago
Peter Pehl Denies Sedalia Beer Funds Claim
Peter Pehl challenges the Anti-Saloon League on a claim that Sedalia sends 400,000 annually to beer producers in St Louis and Milwaukee. He proposes to donate 1,000 to the Sedalia city hospital if the real outflow is one third of that amount and suggests an independent verification by a two to three person committee. He asserts that over one third of beer is consumed outside Sedalia and mentions competitors offering cooperation.
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Anti-Saloon League
Sedalia
St Louis
Milwaukee
City Hospital
St. Louis
Fifth Anniversary Conservator Event At Morgan Street Baptist
Aty James H Guy keynote speaker at Sedalia Weekly Conservator anniversary held Thursday night at Morgan Street Baptist Church. Oxegen City Concert Band performed an open air concert drawing a crowd. Rev Dr J Will Jackson presided, praising the paper and outlining future aims as journalism evolves into a profession with state examinations for practitioners.
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Sedalia
Morgan St. Baptist Church
Oxegen
Conservator
J. Will Jackson
Ife
Jas. H
Advertisement for Liver Pills and Health Cure
An old medical pitch urges using funds from wealthy households for a humane cause. It promotes De nee Serve and Liver Pills as a mild, sure remedy with claimed digestive benefits.
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Negro Teachers’ Institute For
Central MO
C. C. Hubbard
Saline County
Ras Iden
Oklahoma
Prait Feato
Figus
New York City
Oregon
Peter Pehl
Atty
James H. Guy
Guy
Topeka Kansas
Minniel Jackey Mera
M. L. Peeters
Veter Pehl
Heinen
Ohio
Pacific Sts
Archias’ Seed Store
E. Main St
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