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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1903

Page

4

Government receipts exceed expenditures on a sample day

An analysis of a Treasury balance sheet for September 16 shows total receipts of 2,020,836.55 while expenditures were 1,820,000 leaving a balance of 190,836.55. The government collected about 26.39 per second and spent 21.18 per second. profits were about 2.21 per second. Major income came from customs 73(1)1,131,878.59 and internal revenue 736,933.72 with miscellaneous 132,024.24. War costs that day totaled 1,590,000 including 720,000 for the War Department and 570,000 for the Navy plus 300,000 pension payments.

United States Secretary of the Treasury Washington Treasury Rom Revew War Department

Government profits from daily expenses questioned disclosure

A report argues that the government earns a profit of 14 on its daily transactions and, if continued, could accumulate all national funds. The text claims ongoing daily earnings would place the entire money supply in the exchequer over time.

Farmers Institute Second Annual Meeting Reminder

To Missouri and adjoining states farmers and families, this notice urges local Organizers to form Farmers Institutes in every district and bring large delegations to the second annual convention on Saturday, November 7. Bring fine soil products as specimens and invite wives and daughters to discuss scientific farming, poultry, dairying, beekeeping, and related topics. Signed BF Allen, President and J Yates, Secretary.

Great Middle West Mandold Allen Pres Yates

College Notes Highlight Early Enrollment And Faculty Movements

Miss Anna Mitchel becomes first student enrolled this year. Miss Maud Long of Beatrice Nebraska is new professor of household economics. Improvements along College Street and campus facilities spark positive comments as students arrive. J A Dorsey handles Sophomore load while acting professor in elementary science. C A Bigwers joins Sanyo Baptist College Muskogee as business instructor. Prof Mactin to reach Sedalia soon. Mayo Harris and Vivian Lane form the Junior Grammar Class. P T Bowles secures teaching post at Goliad Texas. Prof B TH Ball now Huntsville Academy principal. The new flag from Geo McLaughlin draws praise. Many students find work in city. demand continues. Miss Lelah Biggers secures position at Newtonian, Massachusetts.

Anna Mitchel Maud Long Beatrice, Nebr Mills St Pettis College [Street Mills Smith J. A. Dorsey C. A. Bigwers Sanyo Baptist College Muskogee Mactin Sedalia Mayo Harris Vivian Lane P. T. Bowles A. B Geo, R Goliad Tex B. TH. Ball Huntsville Ala Geo. McLaughin Piaces Lelah Biggers Newtonian

Instinct of Ownership in Land and Social Virtues

The piece argues the deep medieval instinct to possess land drives status and virtue, noting inheritance from barons and Anglo roots. It claims land ownership fuels respect, personal identity, and the social fabric, asserting ownership underpins virtues and national character.

Mrs Jacksons Magic Hair Elixir Promotion

A brief promotional notice claims Mrs Jackson of Jackson Mississippi offers a hair growth elixir called MAGIC HAIR ELIXIR. It urges beautification and hair growth with a simple address reference and vague location. The message presents no verifiable details or contact information.

Mrs. Jackson J W, Jackson Missiota Corracre Sedalia

Dekalb County Idea Worth Knowing at World’s Fair

Dekalb County plans a pamphlet to promote living there for visitors at the Missouri building. Arthur J. Hitt of Maysville, a noted real estate man, writes the piece for the county court. It will include stock, farm and town improvements and align with the Missouri World’s Fair Commission’s volume.

Dekel County Missouri Arthur J. Hitt Maysville Dekalb County Dekalb Missouri World's Fair Commission

Sunday Morning Bong Service and Afternoon Preaching

A fragment outlines a Sunday program with a morning bong service and an afternoon preaching session. Details are unclear but indicate a religious gathering with scheduled worship portions.

African Methodist E ChurchSunday Sermon Preview

Sunday preaching at the African Methodist E Church features Selon Chase Mertog and others including Ray Alexander and FPantor in a community spiritual service with local attendees.

Selon Chase Mertog Eindeavor Ray Alexander Fpantor

Morgan St Baptist Church Weekly Services

Morgan St Baptist Church announces preaching at 1100 Sunday service and evening worship. Prayer morning and Bible study Wednesday evening at seven, led by Pastor Mook. Attendees urged to join for worship and spiritual instruction.

Mook

Simpson's Chapel Sunday Service and Prayer Meeting Notice

Simpson's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday sermon by Pastor G. W. Wall with weekly prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Public notice invites attendance and outlines church events and general arrangements for services.

Ccc G. W. Wall

Church Services Announced by Warfield Pastor

The M. E. Church schedules preaching each Sunday at 11.09 morning and 2.00 afternoon season. Prayer meeting is Friday evening led by Pastor Warfield.

T. Th Warfield

Free-will Baptist Church Announces Meetings and Services

The Free-will Baptist Church schedules Covenant meetings, Sunday services, prayer sessions, and weekly rallies. Pastor D. Barns leads. Noms Rey and BE participate. Terrains include Sunday atti 0 4 MM and 200 Pea Prayer meetings Tuesdays and Covenant meetings Fridays.

D. Barns

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