Weekly notice of second class mail at Sedalia Post Office
Publicised every Saturday morning the item is entered at Sedalia Post Office as second class matter.
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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
2
Incomplete OCR Note on Advance Payment Terms
Fragmentary text mentions advance payments and a 8100 Bix period with unclear dates. No identifiable persons organizations or places are readable. The item appears to be a damaged pricing or contract snippet lacking concrete details.
A Noble Plea and Noted Quotes on Leadership
A historical plea highlights virtue in leaders with lines urging strong minds great hearts true faith and ready hands. It contrasts public duty with private flaw while invoking a call for honorable men not swayed by demagogues or office rewards.
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Damon
Preedom
Dubeis
Lincoln School Needs More Teachers and Public Support
Lincoln School enrolls 323 on Monday with the first month’s average expected to exceed last year. The Board contemplates adding teachers if attendance warrants it, urging parents to enroll all children and to stay through the year. The principal’s duties limit supervision and better results would come with an augmented staff.
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Lincoln School
Board of Education
Winter cloths and wool wear on display
This ad lists desirable winter clothing and fabrics including wool hose fleece and wool two piece Union suits for ladies and men. It highlights a complete line of blankets and comforts and mentions Dress Ginghams Totin tr xoro as a brand name with fast colors and best designs.
Reading leaders' journals to judge propositions
The piece argues for Black voters to research leaders before endorsing them. It warns against demagogues who exploit sentiment and urges citizens to study men's interests, citizenship, and public good. It emphasizes independence from partisan politics and careful, informed voting.
Declaration of Haitian Independence in 1504
A dramatic proclamation calls Haitians to cut final ties with French rule and declare independence or death. It laments French tyranny and enslavement, urges unity, and condemns French presence while urging citizens to seek liberty and avenge atrocities.
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Hravguawrins Ar Gonatyes
Yak Pinit
Montesornce
Creizens
France
Revenge and Resolve in Liberty's Name
A speaker urges French foes to fear retribution as Americans defend liberty. He calls for vengeance upon invaders, vows to terrify nations, and threatens death to any who desecrate sacred soil, promising a grim but just example of punishment. The speech ends with a note that the conclusion continues next week.
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Ous
What the Niagara Movement Suggested
A passage outlines actions for Black men to pursue including pressing political rights voting intelligently, advancing civil rights, organizing business cooperation, building schools, expanding employment, promoting health knowledge, uniting Negroes with unions, studying history, boosting independent media, and addressing crime through dedicated agencies to improve overall race advancement and dignity.
New Pocket Map of Sedalia by Thomas and Scott
Thomas and Scott publish a new pocket map of Sedalia showing all streets and points of interest including State Fair buildings. Priced at 15 cents, from Thomas Printing Co.
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Thomas and Scott
Sedalia
Thomas Printing CO
Revival at Randoph Springs Church Ends Successful
A reader reports a revival at Randoph Springs Church from September to the 15th. With Rev Spencer Robertson of Nigbee preaching three strong sermons to a crowded audience, and Rev R Davis of Tayor Chapel Seduha delivering brief sermons on the 13th and 14th, souls were converted and two were reclaimed while nine joined the church.
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Randoph Springs
W. L., Lee
Sturgeon
Spencer Robertson
Nigbee
R. Davis
Tayor Chapel
Seduha
Our Church
J. D Evans
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