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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
2
Publication details list Sedalia Weekly Conservator as a weekly issue with editor and postal classifications. Rates show yearly, six months and single copy prices, noting terms as advertised and standard postage classifications. The fragment confirms publishing cadence and rate structure for this historical newspaper item.
A call to scrutinize the current city government in coming months in a nonpartisan, dispassionate light. The piece praises conservative leadership, cites debt reduction, improved streets and police, and cleaner public utilities, urging citizens to judge officers by records and avoid rash partisan changes.
A circulated petition among reliable white citizens seeks to allow Negroes onto the theater balcony. The effort, led by J J Rollins and others, responds to claims of misconduct and aims to prove that prejudice blocks guest accommodations. Negro community leaders urge solidarity to support equal access.
The readable fragment expresses gratitude for treatment and hope that peaction of ours might affect others. It mentions regret for a stand taken on our behalf but lacks clear subjects or events. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
The Tatersta e¢ Literary Association of Kansas and the West will convene in annual session at Kansas City Missouri December 26. Each society may send three delegates with three alternates. New societies or those not enrolled must pay 1.20 membership. those enrolled last session pay 1.00. Executive Committee to meet in November to form the program. Apply to the president or cor respondent secretary with the fee. Jas H Gey president 429 Kans Ave Topeka Kansas J M Vlowrox chairman Ex Committee 1608 14th St Kansas City Mo Miss Fy Moor cor secretary 1214 Vine St Nomis City Ali
The article notes near completion of arrangements with a top detective bureau for Sedalia to station one of their best men. He will monitor the movements of every man and woman in his section, providing vigilant supervision.
A group of African American students at Wiley University led by a Black president have solved Wentworth's college algebra problems. They have been rewarded by publishers who will publish their solution as a key to the algebra.
A local report praises Dr. W. Divas as an eminent yellow fever specialist, noting he treated three fourths of cases and cured all. The piece credits him with the first diagnosis in Natcher, with Dr Wasdin of the Marine hospital confirming each diagnosis, marking a notable victory for the Mace Chaeh.
Southern Art Agency offers framed pictures and art materials for sale in the south. They seek honest loyal agents to represent them in every locality, with no dead-ends. Apply by sending a sum to Nome ofice of RI McDou SID, Proprietor, 1106 Gey street, Nashville, Tenn.
A brief urban advertisement notes arrival of newest silks and dress pools at Staite located on 214 Ohio Street, inviting shoppers to visit the store for fresh fashion goods.
County collector announces real estate and personal property taxes are due and payable at the collector's office in the courthouse. January dates are noted for aid and receipts to save time.
Mis J M Warns, president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society Central Conference, left Kansas City for Indianapolis to attend the annual meeting. Miss Stenfey, secretary and treasurer, joined her there. Revival is in progress at this Chapel. Mrs Susie Blackburn is better. Rev SR Gibson preached Sunday night. When in Kansas City, visit Buros corner 10th. Wood: Yared.
See Stotts. At 2ly South Ohio strenm, for the latest in dads, misses and children's lays.
In presday morning about five o'clock a shadowy assailant threw a stone into Dr J Will Jacksons home, shattering a front window and damaging furniture. The attack is described as deliberate and cowardly, with a $50 reward offered for the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators who have repeatedly targeted the family.
A white man is tried for a brutal assault on a deaf white girl near Stan ton. the report notes leniency for white assailants and harsher charges faced by a black man in the same crime. The piece reflects harsh racial double standards in the South.
Sei ali Thomas and Scott unveil a new podie to traypal Sealig revealing pirate links. The misfired map hints at imferents dis droees and suggests a location tied to State Wair tulkiecs ety. THOMAS PRINTING Co.
Postponement of the National Baptist Convention due to yellow fever conditions in New Orleans and Terets in Lewisiven. Executive meetings voted to postpone until October 24. Many expected attendees, including from the South and West, were unable to travel.
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