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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
2
The notice proclaims Dr J Bowen Ph D of The Voice of the Negro magazine will lecture at the Gamma Theological Seminary in Atlanta, May 9. It urges public school visitation and questions the value of environment on children, while discussing race, education, and cultural tensions amid white and Black communities.
A North Street church promotes faster service during a religious event titled Great Day in Religions featuring Carles fon Marehall Metie Elias, highlighting interfaith participation and renewed church activities.
Rev. Austin H. Higis demonstrates strong leadership at a Marshall service Sunday closing a period of fifteen years of master service. The event honored Sunday School superintendent Prof J. H. Kenner and teachers Willa May Bren a and Mes a N. D. Tuttges for dedicated work in moral uplift of children and community progress.
Postsession notices offer multiple properties for sale at low prices in good condition and sought locations. For details contact Onoornate Leonard in Livlisville.
Personal notices recount odd lines about ice cream soda offers and names such as George Li Daviso and Jesse Jennings returning from school. The text mentions coal bin status, a Pleasant Cher reference, and a late Sunday event with ladies of a local society in a casual, fragmentary style.
A jumble of local items notes social visits, births, and upcoming Conservator events in Sedalia. Mentions Mrs Carrie Williams of Slater visiting with Amanda Bilis, Maud Lewis moving to Mont Perrat, and Mel Colwell welcoming twins. Reports Easter church services, Liberty Park Anniversary plans on May 17, and arrivals for graduation at George KK Smith Cole.
Henjamin Redmond adds to his Eat Cooper Street home for a larger cage for a recent capture. Bill Jackson, a Look Our subscriber, was in town shopping. Farmers in the locality planted morsters of corn. A social gathering occurred at Liberty on Tuesday evening under Y M B A club auspices. Crecente per pound was discussed and noted. Misses Biffe V Wear and Selly Matlock hosted friends at Bliteh Aireaday. Tynek’s game concluded. Negro business discussions noted. A. Wheeler lingering for months, departed for Dither, Meo, on Sunday. Sedate city life, county affairs, and Conservator orders for four years mentioned.
The article notes a sharp drop in time and expense across four great tunnels, led by the Hood suct tunnel in Massachusetts. It compares costs per foot for the St Gothard and Arlberg tunnels, and highlights the unique Casca e sua lans route where machinery needed months to transport, with rivers diverted and bridges built.
Fragmented OCR passage mentioning Holden Hallet and various unclear references. Reads as scattered notes about populations, waterworks, churches, and several proper nouns, but lacks coherent events or identities to form a clear news item.
A fragmented report notes a volleyball event on the evening of Slav gii with key actions described as 4 nip din andpn 2S worbs. The text is incomplete but indicates a match or rally sequence. No clear teams or official figures are identifiable.
A lighthearted event titled Swell Time for the Swellest is set for Libertyark Hall on May 17. Admission is free and the public is invited to enjoy music, games, and community fun in a casual evening fundraiser.
Lamonte Missouri April 22 reports a clubbing exercises program at the Lamonte school. Principal address delivered by Prof J W Dieper of Warrensburg. Remarks by Rev Balb and Wilson noted. Patrons and pupils pleased with entertainment despite garbled OCR text.
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