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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists advance subscription options with rates. Mentions yearly and six month terms, but values are unclear. Likely from a local newspaper notice detailing price structure for copies. No identifiable persons or organizations fully readable.
Republican ballot ticket listing candidates for the Supreme Court judges JOHN KENNISH and JAMES T NEVILLE, Superintendent of Schools A WHITE, Railroad Commissioner H M FLENTGE, Congressman Seventh District JOHN WELBORN, and State Senator Fifteenth District S P HUSTON.
County ballot lists M Limhoff for County Clerk, Josn Pregge for Public Administrator, P G Stafford for Presiding Judge, and an untitled coroner race indicated. Clear names appear alongside roles in the ticket.
The editors announce a shift to Monday publication to deliver timely news. They pledge candid stance on politics and race, arguing for independence from party lines and urging respect for Black voters. They acknowledge mixed Republican support among friends and warn against sectarian judgments within communities.
A satirical critique of campaign rhetoric mocks street corner politicians who boast of universal friendship and vast knowledge. It parodies their self praise, dependence on alcohol metaphors, and omnipresent campaigning, contrasting grand claims with limited reading habits and self serving aims.
In Louisiana Missouri on August 23 1906 the St Louis District Conference's Woman's Home Missionary Society opened a two hour meeting with four district officers present and sixteen auxiliaries reporting. Two additional district officers were added and the four former officers re elected. Friday evening services featured President Mrs Swalley Bridgeton and officers from Rolla St Louis Fredericktown and Louisiana with various secretary roles noted.
The pamphlet title Shall There Be a Duty on Hides? is the third document of the congressional campaign of 1901 issued by the American Protective Tariff league. It reproduces a speech by Honorable K K Warren U S Senator Wyoming before the Senate. Send a postal card for a free copy and ask for Document No 8. Address W F Wake man Secretary 339 Bioacway New York NY
In Joplin Selalia District Central Missouri Conference met on Saturday September 2 for the second rally since the conference. Sister churches joined and raised $104.56. Rev R G Smith, the pastor, is pushing things to the front.
Warre nsburg reports Emmett Jones of Kansas City visiting last week and Miss Birdie Harris departing for Kansas City. Quarterly church meetings and sewing circle rallies are noted along with teachers’ assignments and local visits. School opens with strong enrollment as repairs boost teacher and pupil morale. Community members visiting, traveling, and returning home are listed with various towns including Sedalia and Festus.
Report by Mrs Anna Henley as treasurer of the St Louis District detailing the account with the Woman's Home Missionary Society from August 1905 to August 1906. Includes receipts, disbursements, balances, and financial activities across the period. May note contributions, expenditures, and fund allocations for missions and related programs.
Music lovers in the city revel in the new two step intermezzo Azaleas by Lyon & Healy. The piece is praised as musical and widely performed by bands and orchestras across the country. A Negro Journal notes its stylish appeal and predicts widespread piano adoption.
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