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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1903
Page
1
A dense, fragmentary tract argues about leadership consistency and public responsibility. It rails at apparent duplicity, urges steadfast civic virtue, and warns leaders to align actions with community interests while stressing the danger of vain power games and mass manipulation.
Lillun May Gibert marries Albert M. Norvia on Thursday evening November 5 at Stieluck Denver. Rev. Joven of Shorter Chapel A M Church officiates. Guests from Sedalia include Mrs. Lucy Hammond Emma Booker and K. S. Bowles.
A Kansas City Journal summary noting political maneuvering over the color question, reports on attempts to defend the Constitution in the Supreme Court and a push by National Sociological Society figures to urge Attorney General Knox to intervene. It covers remarks by Geo C Gorham and Gov Pinchback, and details a Liberia emigration dispatch citing Mis Lyons.
The latest trends in walk over shoes Stetson hats and neckties are elaborately displayed at the St Louis Clothing Company located at the corner of Second and Ohio in the city.
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The St Louis medical society, with about 700 leading practitioners, faced commotion when names of 44 colored physicians were presented for membership. Dr Norval Wallace Sharp reported no opposition then, as names must go to the elections committee for qualification. Final action due at next Saturday’s meeting. The doctors cited include I P Stafford of Pennsylvania, Wm Mansifee of Chicago, W P L Curtis of Howard University, O T Fields of Meharry, all graduates of reputable colleges.
Boston cafe advertises delicious fresh home made bread and ice cream. It urges college students and locals to ask for Walch's Bread from Kuhn & Co at corner Lamine and Pettis streets.
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