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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
3
Sunday School at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on the first and third Sundays monthly. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night and Covenant Meeting Wednesday night. Pews and everyone are welcome.
Miss V Willene Jackson took an engagement as Butler on the g0th ult and Miss Ardonia Abbott taught at Windsor school. Rev J J Clark led quarterly services at Taylor Chapel last week. Miss Flora K Wright is seriously ill. Editor Huston was away from his office several days.
A brief plea urges readers to inform the publisher by letter or postal card if they do not receive their paper. The notice also mentions a crackdown on gambling in the city and notes that some boys will seek employment.
Let us all be happy together as payment of past subscriptions may unlock an Xmas present for everyone.
George Brown completed his store building at Elmwood Park and will commence business this week. Lewis Rollins moved to the Ridgely Jim. Mrs Harrison Grees Miss Hat tie Shackleford and David Green spent Thanksgiving in St Louis with Mr and Mrs Hannibal Treath of 2829 Adis street. Mrs Jlannah Davis spent Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs Geo Anderson. David Green sent in his home as a subscriber to The Sedalia Weekly Conservator. Daniel Williams and several gentlemen from St Louis spent two or three days hunting in the vicinity.
Rev Thomas Reeves of the New Franklin Circuit worshipped with us on the evening of the 3rd. Mrs Jane Cravens was unable to teach last week due to severe cold. Dr Logan, field agent of the M8 Missionary cause, will be with us on the 2nd inst. Mrs Fannie Green died after a long illness leaving a son and two daughters. funeral by Rev J T Thorney. Ben Monroe and Harrison Wiley visit and other townsfolk are mentioned.
In Pettis County Missouri the Circuit Court in Vacation orders publication of a divorce notice against Elijah Davis filed by Elizabeth Davis. The notice requires appearance at the February term in Sedalia to answer the petition for divorce on grounds of cruelty. published in Sedalia Weekly Consecration for four weeks.
Subscribers who fail to receive the paper on time should notify the office at once. Those who travel or wish the paper mailed to a different address should drop us a card beforehand.
Fragmentary timetable lists several train numbers and times with scrambled place names and ambiguous notes. Reading shows entries like No 10 and No 8 with partial times and station hints, plus a note about No 100 and a weatherrelated remark. Overall details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Sedalia and Warsaw routes with mentions of trains to Sedalia and Warsaw, departures and arrivals, numbered service lines, and a daily express or flyer schedule. Details are unclear but indicate Missouri routes and railroad terminology from an old timetable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions going north and east, a sky, possibly a person named Emery, and sanday with unclear details. No coherent event or entities to form a proper news-style item.
Correspondents and subscribers must write on one side of the paper only. Material sent to the office written on both sides will be discarded as waste. The notice emphasizes formatting rules for future submissions.
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