Taylor Chapel and M E Church Weekly Services
Taylor Chapel Episcopal Church lists weekly events including morning service at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 2 p.m. Class meeting at 3 p.m. and evening service in the afternoon. Wednesday prayer meetings at 8 p.m. and Friday youth meetings. North Osage Street M E Church features morning service at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 2 p.m. with class meeting at 3 45 p.m. and weekly prayer meetings Wednesday and Friday evenings. Rev T L Scott and Rev P Thurman are named.
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P. Thurman
H. R. Brown
Morgan Street Church Revival Services and Welcome
Morgan Street Baptist Church lists Sunday schedule with preaching at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, prayer meeting Wednesdays. Rev. J. H. Downing, with notices of county school events and other church details. Also an advert for Anti-Pala Pills.
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Morgan Street Baptist Church
J. H. Downing
Vital Leave Before The American People Speech Reproduced
The document presents a reproduction of a speech by Hon. Joseph Meeiuey M D of Michigan addressing the Wayaund Means One Bec Beret in New York. It discusses Taxia and protective measures, reflecting 19th century political rhetoric about fiscal policy and national questions. The piece preserves the period tone and key figures cited in the original text.
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Joseph Meeiuey
Michigan
Pettis Cafe Oyster Deal And Social Event Reminder
Personal notes mention a half dozen oysters at Pettis Cafe and a job department manager offering a special reduction on calling cards. A half stew at the Red Cross is suggested. Silas Hrent departed for Sweet Springs Thursday. Misa Rath Buckner, a Conservator compositor, is very ill this week. A social event at Terry Park Thursday is highlighted.
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Misa Rath Buckner
Ill and recovering pastor and local society notes
The report notes Will Jackson pastor of Teylor chapel is ill for several days. Miss Bessie Dodson visits Kansas City. Mrs Estelle Abbott and son Carl depart for St Louis. Mrs M L Gordon and daughter Mayme leave for Springfield. Rev T L Scott led quarterly meeting in Richmond with one church conversion, two baptisms, three joins and $50 raised.
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Will Jackson
Teylor Chapel
Bessie Dodson
Kansas City
Mrs. Thos Smith
M. L. Gordon
Mayme
Springfield
Mass
A. A Henry
Marie Johnson
St Louis
T. L. Scott
Richmond
Kev
Hawkins
World Tour Inspires The Great Park Festival
A garbled description of a grand park festival unfolds with mentions of crowds, white masonry entrances, and grand performances. The piece evokes a festival city scene with references to ballet, concerts, and a celebratory atmosphere amid a resort-like setting.
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Onunerts
Wolara
Prodigal Son Returns Highlighted at Big Tent Services
Big tent services run all day Sunday with sermons at 11 a m by Rev Thurman and 3 and 8 p m by Elder Rivers. Witness the much anticipated return of the Prodigal Son who truly comes home.
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Thurman
Elder Rivers
Sunday Meeting Rev Earned Reward as Mrs Ella Taylor Converts
During the first Sunday night of the meeting, Reverend was honored when Mrs. Ella Taylor was converted and assisted with his church.
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Ella Taylor
Presi Clin Returns From Greenfield District Conference
Presi clin arrived back from Greenfield after attending the District Conference. The gathering focused on regional planning and community service initiatives, with attendees from multiple districts sharing upcoming event schedules and collaborative projects.
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Presi Clin
Greenfield
School of Fatherhood proposal for mothers and fathers
Lady Cook of England proposes a School of Motherhood to be established across England and the United States. She argues there has been enough talk of saving women and urges an effort to save men, noting a child has a right to a good father as well as a good mother.
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Lady Cook
England
United States
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Minseari
Sedalia
Taylor Chapel
Episcopal Church
League Prayer Meeting
Ledneaday
D. D
Rendence
Minnicke Cottage
Grapel
Free Baptist County School
W. H. Howard
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
Lehwp’s Beer
CASSIDY @ CO
Queen City
Peter Pehl
Whiskey Merchant
Impa Liquors
Brandies
Anheuser Busch Beers
Mirseuri
Pettis Cafe
The
Red Cross
Silas Hrent
Sweet Springs
D. B
R. B
Terry Park
Russel Johnson
Woodson Porter
Lincoln Institute
Kinsas City
Estelle Abbott
Carl
Anq
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
H Huston
Moraphin
Missouri
Ohio and
Cooper Streets
Sedalia, Missouri
Bohumir Kryl
Babylon
Jagua
Ea Ramee Ees
Eamaticnee Ees
Hous
Jan Piste
Heas
Grildren
OLD Colored Soldiers
South Missouri Avenue
Sedalia, Mo
United States of America
Pot Springs
Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific Railway
Perth Springs
South
Missouri Avenue
Sedelin Missouri
Richard Rusidl, Geatrilan-Chict
William’s
North Lamine ST
Patsy Williams
Stewarts Cafe
Dale
East Main Street
Annie
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