22 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
1
The piece criticizes candidates for Missouri legislature using bribery and sugarcoated reforms to influence policy, warning voters to scrutinize each candidate’s record. It argues sandbagging measures are disguised for corporate gain, urging readers to reject untrustworthy aspirants and defend private property and reform.
A historical newspaper fragment describes a forthcoming event featuring prominent figures such as Mrs. Mattie J. Testers and Rev. Win Alexander. The program includes demonstrations of medical remedies and physiological lectures by leading practitioners, with emphasis on community education and health.
Fragmented OCR text outlines town editor notes and scattered items including births marriages and local events. It references Weds, Murcriven, poplares and anniversaries with many garbled lines. Names like Thomas, EJ R, Burton Chapel MLA and Rev. W J Da appear amid unclear place mentions and dates.
A garbled report from Sinton and Sedouling describes disturbances at a West Witchet tower with multiple names and places such as Sebponottichinting Medlowd Cangen Boonville and Wyeycrine. The text mentions a council, a mayor, and concerns about public safety, street clashes, and community protest.
The text appears garbled with unreadable fragments. It mentions a quarterly notice in Lancs Chanel Ab Otireh and a date resembling April 4 but lacks clear facts or names to summarize into a coherent item.
A fragmentary notice references a preacher call and church matters involving Rev. Reid of Meco Mo and Rev. Redd, with garbled lines about Lamreeton and Nepe. The readable text hints at religious appointments and local church affairs in a damaged OCR fragment.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a public setioat and a tourinalist event on April 29 with references to Biaelira and Scion Teagher. The readable items include a teacher named B.D. Hircine and themes of Easter and harmony. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Union Hill reports a busy period with visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Paylor and children, visits by Jasper Mills and Ernest Guiles, and church events led by Mrs. Sarah Thomas and Miss Nannge Law. The Democrats held a primary on the 6th at Little Rock. readers are reminded of sparse weekly notices as more news is expected next week.
Mes Thaoward of Kansas City visited her mother in law Mrs Matilda Beatty who is seriously ill with Miss Leonw Johnson of Chicago City was in town this week. Measles are still present in our district. Miss Stella Ward of Sedalia attended the wedding of her mother Mrs Mattie Yard to Mr Henry Johnson. Sympathy extended to Messrs Thomas and Robert Gray on the death of their children. Mr J M Beasley the blacksmith injured his hand. Miss Oetuveioe and Mrs Bert Taylor recovered from illness. The sick listed include Miss Henry Packer Joe Cooper Matilde Heatty Ann Richard and Rosey Lewis and Willie Williams Miss Thawkine canvassing in Runceton. Mr Thos Thompson remodeling his home. Miss Ella Simpson recovering. Mr Purman Solden in town Monday. Supper at M Kychurch for Denett was a success and a neat sum raised. Miss Della Micker and Mrs Clifford Robinson visited in the country this week.
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