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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item lists times such as 11.90 M and 00 p.m along with 6.30 pm 7.00 p.m and the phrase fiay even indicating garbled schedule details rather than a coherent event. No clear entities or actions are identifiable from the readable text.
Rev Richard Doves led a quar outsider meeting at Clinton last Sunday. Editor Huston reports on the Seialin Lewlige Noat at Macor. T M Sminith advances improvements to property on Osage. Four hundred copies of the Conservator sold to George Ro Smith College last week. Samuel Royston, Clinton student, plans to stay for the opening. President and Mrs S L Lowe leave for Nebraska to attend the Epworth Assembly in Lincoln. Mrs Lucy Murray of Holden visits sister Violette for medical treatment.
The La Fayette County Colored Fair association plans a timely annual meeting at Higginsville Missouri Fair grounds. Premiums across all departments will be larger than ever and speed entries are expected to surpass prior years. Negro farmers across the West are urged to participate. For information contact Mowes Green in Lexington Missouri or J W Perry in Wigginsville Missouri.
A stream of community items notes visits and health updates. Mentions Sedana Eyistrict official HB South at home with his ailing mother Mrs Motilte Smith. JW Wiley MD now practicing at Green bore Aly sends a letter of success. Little Miss Nullia Burris earns praise after a concert in Maven honoring the Pythian band Lodge. Mrs Susie McCraken of Mantaca reports a lonely visit with relatives. Rev Pathoe Daniels of St Jeep Mo is noted with other clergy and residents. The article closes with vacation plans and church services at Taylor Chapel praising Rev FD Woodford and Rev Luther Grant.
The Lexington and Higginsville Negro fair outlines a two day event with a broad promise of prizes and exhibition. MOSE GREEN and WILL TAGWOOD lead as officers with JOE P. JOHNSON guiding the board. the event highlights livestock poultry and racing with substantial cash awards and judged shows. Local hospitality promises reasonable rates and orderly attractions for visitors.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at consumer market disruption tied to spin or taste trends. It mentions tables and wishes for perfect products, suggesting broad consumer frustration with inconsistent quality and performance. No clear entities or dates are recoverable.
A cryptic OCR text fragment mentions references to places and people in garbled wording. The readable bits suggest a historical newspaper item with unclear event details and potential names, but the overall meaning remains obscured by errors.
A damaged notice mentions a church figure and a date in July with sorrow and a widow, indicating a local death or memorial. The readable text is garbled but hints at a bishop and removal or departure, with emotional language about loss.
A garbled notice lists multiple companies and locations, referencing telegraphy and telecommunication aims. It mentions partnerships, operator roles, and payments, with scattered place names in the United States. The fragmentary text hints at hiring, execution offices, and regional projects across states like New York, Georgia, Texas, and California.
The message describes a gathering in Carthage on Augusta and a plan to find representatives with a pastor and Masonic Bene at Hooneville on the Lith of August. It mentions Nut Diggs as a contact in case of absence.
The pastor raised 11.18 on Children’s Day after a 5234 collection, and 4 dollars on Sunday. The church remains in good condition both spiritually and temporally as Sweet Springs continues its work. Rev. Divers leads the pastorate and Rev. J. J. Clark presided at the July 29 30 meeting. No word yet from Prof. P. E. on the meet results.
Portland, Emery to Seattle and Victoria routes offered with liberal stopovers. One way and return trips from May through September 1905 with fares as low as 47.85 dollars. Includes San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego round trips and expositions at Lewis and Clark Portland. Stops at Denver Ogden Pueblo Colorado Springs Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Lake and more. Tickets sold daily June 1 to Sept 30 limited to Oct 31 1905.
A brief note requests payment of a small outstanding bill to cover larger upcoming expenses. The message emphasizes that the organization’s own bills are sizable and overdue, urging prompt settlement to avoid further financial strain.
Incoherent OCR snippet shows freight figures and times with unclear entities. Mentions Ro and Ya places, totals and fees, but readable specifics are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations. The text lacks coherent actions or outcomes for a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR text from Missouri Kansas and Texas line showing station names Sedalia Warsaw and Southwest with garbled timings and routes. Lacks clear events but indicates arrival and departure references at Sedalia and Warsaw stations on a 14S p am era, with unclear mileages and times.
Corresponent and subscribers are instructed to send publishable matter to the office. Only material written on the front or back will be passed for publication. The notice emphasizes on proper side usage for submission and processing.
The fragmentary notice outlines Grand Lodge events with scattered dates and places. It mentions sessions convening in Mississippi and Missouri, with references to an annual meeting in August and a general grand assembly at Roeville, Missouri. The text is garbled but marks upcoming lodge gatherings and dates.
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