Public notice publication note in Seda Lia post
Monday morning publication notice indicates the Seda Lia post office handles second class matter filings entered for public transmission.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1906
Page
2
Monday morning publication notice indicates the Seda Lia post office handles second class matter filings entered for public transmission.
A compilation of wartime era editorials and reports from 1906 urging strong leadership and integrity in public service. It contrasts calls for heroic Black soldiers in the Twenty Fourth Infantry with accounts of racial injustice in Brownsville and Washington. The piece links patriotism, ethics, and the treatment of Black troops to broader national moral failings.
Lincoln Institute plays Western University and Lawrence Kilevens in Kansas City. The meet featured Lawrence Athletics with swift halfbacks David Wisner and John Eskoe and a heated fight for supremacy amid racial tensions. Muskogee Cimeter reports on the era’s social dynamic and football results.
Pittsburg Ma Nov 17 The father of James Taylor Jr offered $1000 for the capture of his son who struck and fatally hurt Isaac Carter a Black man at Duquesne last Monday night. He said he would sell his property to pay the reward and wants his son brought to justice.
The Boston Suffrage League issued a letter urging clergy across New England and the United States to mark William Lloyd Garrison’s hundredth birthday with a Dec 10 11 celebration in Boston. The appeal calls urn abolitionist action to abolish Negro American serfdom, framing it as a second Garrison movement to secure true freedom in America. Emory J. Morris of Cambridge signs the appeal.
Farmington notes Elmer Amonette’s illness easing and outings resumed. Rev Overton and wife visit relatives near Kilesberry. Ada Murphy returns from St. Louis. Miss Geneva Young from De Soto at home assisting her ill mother. Arthur Hunt to wed Miss Johnson of Festus. Lawrence Allend and Cicero Minneweather visit from Cape Girardeau. Trustee rally at M. EK. Church raises 51.60. Rev. Guyton praised for thrift. Rev. J. E. Edwards moves to Bonneterre for conference year. Thanksgiving services planned at both churches. Sermons at 11. Moses Hunt back from St. Louis visiting his ailing wife. Lewis Hill recounts hunting trip with bears and rabbit. Blue and White social at Masonic Hall offers ten cent fun. old maids get complimentary tickets. Wesley Douthit in town, busy with train route St. Louis to Toe Angeles. Douglas school enrollment at 102 and Miss Davie Baker leads Primary entertaining the public soon.
Mrs Birdie Chrisman is on the sick list. Alice Hickox returns home after six weeks in Independence. Florida Williams comes back from St. Louis after visiting friends. Rev Bowles and wife of Tipton visited on the 18th and gave an able discourse. Dennis Payton returns soon after three months in New York Ohio and Illinois. Rev Lewis Edwards, our local preacher, left for St. Louis on the 20th. He leaves after finishing a fine four foot fence around the church and parsonage.
Slater Missouri November 22 1906 report of Abbott Chapel Methodist Church quarterly conference presided by Rev Q O H Johnson Des Moines. Johnson baptized and received five into full membership. Collection totaled five dollars and five cents. Meeting closed with a spiritual love feast. pastor T W Brewis notes hopeful of success.
Letters of Administration with the will annexed for the estate of Charles Porter deceased were granted October 24 1906 by Pettis County Probate Court Missouri. All individuals with claims must exhibit them within one year for allowance or be barred. within two years from publication they shall be forever barred. H R Camp Administrator with Will Annexed.
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