Suburiation Notice for Publication Due Wednesday
The notice references W H Huston and C M English subsuriation with a payment of $1. a5 and 75 15. The item must be submitted for publication by Wednesday.
Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
2
Moral Culture in Our Public School Education
This piece argues that public schools must cultivate character alongside intellect. Merely teaching knowledge without moral development yields incomplete citizens. Teachers should mold noble character to ensure knowledge is used responsibly, making educators lifelong benefactors to society.
Roosevelt Labor Day speech urges farm uplift and character
The excerpt cites rising farm wealth and rising wages with purchasing power, noting exceptions. It stresses welfare depends on all, values genuine worth over display, and calls autumn a time to form high ideals and start prosperous ventures. It urges character development in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Higher Education for Ministry Contained in Policy Debate
Lam argues that submission policy has gone too far and allows entities to insult, assault, and discriminate with impunity. He calls for vigorous contest of every constitutional right to advance the cause of ministry education and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Announcement from CoxernaAtron editors signals aggressive progress era
A garbled reader notice from CoxernvaAtron announces an aggressive era of progress and new printing type and materials. It names C M English as business manager and Edn J. I legwon handling circulation while editor Heeton opens the editorial section. Publication day moves to Saturday at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. English
Readers invited to express views on a new column
A newspaper writer invites readers to share opinions on a proposed column and discussions of common interest. Letters will be published as received, with support shown so far for the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde Weltorop
Government Land Sale Details for Missouri Regions
Government land inspection notices for Missouri districts Bonoville Ironton Springfold list large acreages. Parties desiring information may request maps at the NAERVATOR and office on Main St. D L L Stewart Chambers and Wheeler provide updated barber services, offering precise shaves and haircuts for the most fastidious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonoville
Ironton
Springfold
Naervator & Office
Main St. Onder
D Ll. Btewart
Personal mentions travel and visits across Missouri
Mr G Davis traveled to Parsons Kansas on Wednesday while Miss Sharon Hunter visits relatives in St Louis. Dr M C B Mason slated for next Tuesday. Mrs Anne Wright leaves for Columbia to begin teaching at Douglass. Celia Patterson departed Sunday for Steinmetz Mo to open school Monday. Annia Williams returned to Kansas City Thursday after weeks with relatives. Ardonia Abbott left Sunday for Humansville Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Patterson
Steinmetz, Mo
Annia. Williams
Kansas City
Work and Self-help for College Students
A number of students boarders at the College may earn parts of their expenses by working in the building or on the grounds. Liberal pay is offered, but employment ends for those failing to meet standards. Most earn about $20 a month. applications should be sent to the President before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ork
Paron
Clinton social notes and local business change
Via of Clinton opens school week Monday. William Diggs of Fayette buys business formerly run by Rev. J. P. Bishop. invites public inspection. Old student Dorsey R. Johnson visits friends en route to Glasgow. Wednesday car party postponed due to cold. Kansas City Mayor Jas A. Reid to speak on Democracy Now and Forever at court house Saturday. Epigram quotes from Alonzo Brown urge industry and Christian conduct to achieve success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Diggs
Fayette, Mo
J. P. Bishop
Dorsey R. Johnson
Geo. R. Smith College
Glasgow
Jas. A. Reid
Kansas City
Court House
College expense schedule and housing notice
Expenses for four weeks include hoard at 8.00, laundry 0.60, instrumental music 0.8250, tutor per month 0, room charges for heated furnished accommodations, and typewriter use. Students supply personal items. Payments to President L. Lowe at Sedalia, Missouri by draft or registered mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton
Leon
P.O
L. Lowe
Sedalin
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Shwabia Wrekely
Conservator
Main St
Upsitatra
Sedalia
Act of Congress
W. H. Huston
Nemeus
Til Artimieng
Fletla
Missouri
Than
Poverutent Land
Phe Ein
Chambers & Wheeler
Mr. G. Davis
Parsons, Kas
Sharon Hunter
St Louis
Anne Wright
Columbia
The
Douglass
Ardonia Abbott
Humansville, Mo
George R. Smith College
I. L. Lowe
Academy of College Preparatory
IIT Art
College of Liberal Arts
Clinton
Alonzo Brown
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company
St. Louis
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