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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
4
The report notes Woh Winton as a candidate for the Pettis County official Treasurer post. It mentions voter concerns and the county election process, highlighting the candidate and the local political context.
A fragmented OCR style listing the Republican ticket with multiple names and titles across national and state offices. Notable names include Sumonowk Roosionet for President and Cragua W Pamiaxks for Vice President, with various candidates for Governor Auditor Attorney General and judges. The text shows many misspellings and broken phrases from the source.
County ballot list shows candidates for circuit judge representative prosecuting attorney assessor treasurer sheriff coroner and other county posts. Names include LOTS WOE P ALAN E J STEVENSON COO KELLY WS SCOTT VO VIETS REN JINKINS DAY TITSWORTH DD BROWN MOSS W J VONNER DAVID KINsSeY TJ RUSE with implied roles across offices.
A tribute to a mother whose gentle hands and devoted care touched many. Her lifelong vow to help others defined her days, and her memory remains an undying example of faith, silence, and love. She dedicated herself to her children and the vulnerable, leaving a lasting imprint on the community.
A damaged obituary fragment reflects a family grieving a loved one. The text laments loss and speaks of enduring memories, the desire to see the departed again, and the impact on children, with hopeful sentiments for future peace and happiness.
A fragmented note urges readers to cherish aging parents while they can. It emphasizes keeping them in declining years, guiding them toward useful living, and tending to them with devoted hands. The tone is earnest and familial.
A public figure is praised for transforming political norms and reforming public service. The passage credits a police commissioner and other leaders with challenging party bosses, advancing ethics, and enforcing law. It notes actions against labor strikes, corporate resistance, and calls for reform across government, including naval and postal departments.
Miss Alean Johnson returns home for a spell as Miss Stella Jones plans a trip to XC. James Wilson travels west for Menilay, while Eimer Brown heads to Warrensburg on business. The piece lists attendees at Pleasant Grove services including Rev Divers Mives and Harrett Martin among others.
Daly Papers notes limited daily passenger service to St. Louis with round trips sold daily. Local notices urged readers to send in names for future mention and to plan travel before the return date in early December.
Fragmentary readout details events from Sweet Springs and Malta Bend with names such as H Hanners Miss Malinda Frockman and Ollie Morehead. Mentions travel to Kansas City and a picnic with unclear outcomes.
Rev Fo Woodford left for St Louis to view the Fair then plans a visit to Mexico Missouri before resuming studies at Geo. R. Smith College. Mrs Susan J Layne went to St Louis for the Fair last Thursday and returns to teach at the dso. Rev HG Gibson arrived to take the farm superintendent and janitor post at Geo RK Smith College. Miss Ruinia Drake and Masters James White and Leo Jennings left for Macon City to enter Western Baptist College. Mrs AT Smith and sister-in-law travel to Chicago to visit friends. Miss Lovie Alexander of Little Rock Arkansas came to be by the bedside last Thursday.
A jumble of names, travel notes, and a Lincoln High School opening. Mentions HL Phos Callo way, traveling salesman, Mrs Mollie Goel, Rev McTassel, editor Huston, Mrs Maria Merndon, Aliss Daniels wedding, Mrs Nobert Billups, Rev Emerson, Dr Harris, Mrs J Lo This, Mrs Deral Clark, and Lincoln High School’s start with 307 students and a staff list of teachers and grades.
On August 9 and 23 and September 1 and 27 the MK and T Railroad will sell excursion tickets from St Louis Hannibal Kansas City Junction City and intermediate points in Missouri and from points to paints and Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas for 3 15 00 per team trip Tickets valid 21 days from sale with liberal stopover privileges The railroad offers literature and rapid packing to attract visitors to the Old State.
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