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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1908

Page

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College and department offerings across arts and sciences

The text lists departments including primary and grammar, classical, scientific, biblical, English, normal and commercial courses, music theory and harmony, sewing and dressmaking, cooking, printing, and agriculture. It notes a college of liberal arts with complete elective courses toward various degrees and special attention to agriculture.

Td Industrial Meath Vcollege Liberal Arts

George R. Smith College and Walden University Facts

A.C. Maclin acting president outlines Walden University and George R. Smith College details founded 1894. The 28 acre campus on rail lines, brick main building, four stories, 62 rooms, and facilities are described. Trustees charter issued Feb 17 1903 under Freedmen's Aid Society.

Collge Geo. R. Smith Mmes Smith Freedmens’ Aid Society Missouri Pacific Bulding Freedman'’ Aid Society

College Work and Self-help for Students

The college allows students to earn their expenses by work on campus or in the city. Wages exceed two dollars monthly for many. best helpers earn more. Outside residence is allowed only for those of established character. The college aims to provide practical Christian education, health, social culture, good morals, and religious life.

The Colored Race in Sherman’s Acceptance Speech

Sherman calls for advancing the material and educational condition of the colored race as a constitutional duty. He argues their inclusion is essential to the nation and pledges encouragement to thrift industry and intelligence to improve prospects of higher attainment.

Chan Party

Republican and Democratic Sentiment on Negro Rights

A collection of 1908 era quotes contrasts Republican claims of equal rights for Black citizens with Democratic assertions of disfranchisement. Notable figures cited include William Jennings Bryan and Hoke Smith, plus remarks attributed to Senator Tillman. The piece ends noting a social event with games and music and refreshments for children.

North South William Jennings Bryan New York

Surprise Party For Little Misa Genevievie Wilson

A surprise party was held at the home of Mrs. A Dillon for young Misa Genevievie Wilson last Tuesday. The event featured close family and friends in a warm celebration.

Mra. A. A. Henley Misa Genevievie Wilson A. Dillon

Wedding Bells to Ring Seen in North Side

Wedding bells will soon ring on the North side as our esteemed friend and brother J. C. Murray plans a marriage to Annie L.

J. C. Murray Annie L

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. G. Maglin A.M. Agting President George R. Smith College Sedalia A. C. Maclin A.M Walden University —Economics and Philosophy B. H. Ball, A. B George R. Smith College—Mathematics B. Noblesse Mason Univrsity of Chicago Miss Broadnax F. S. Bowles A. B George R. Smith College —Science Earl A. Harris McHarry Medical College Estelle H. Maclin Wilberforce University—History, Literature and Rhetoric M. Minniolia Jackson George R. Smith College —Music B. OH. Balls A.B P. O Sherman Republican Party Hoke Smith Govner Igia Secretary of the Interior President Cleveland Col Elilary A. Herbert Secretary of the Navy Cleveland Senator Tillman United States Senate
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