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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
3
A church invites all to Sunday School on the first and third Sundays monthly at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting is Tuesday night and Covenant Meeting Wednesday night. Pews are free and everybody is welcome.
Mrs Caroline Jackson ill for days. Jade E Long visits New Greenfield for holidays. Rev Thomas Scott aids revival in Warrensburg. Joseph Douglass, famed violinist, at George R. Pmich College on January 19. Mock court murder game at Taylor Chapel on the 25th and 26th. Local social notes mention bachelors and bachelor girls. Grand Chancellor J W from Warrensburg referenced.
The piece notes Joseph Douglass the famed violinist to perform at George R Smith College, Lee Nelson suffers a $1000 fire loss with $800 insured, dentist A C Briscoe earns praise in Muskogee, Miss Bessie Mason returns to George R Smith College as teacher, Home Protective Association checks arrive for Mesdames Fannie Cline and Mary Ejlonth, Rev Fennell confirms prompt obligation payments, Rev William Divers attends sister Maria Campbell's funeral in Knob Noster, Ardonia Abbott returns from vacation to Windsor, ME preacher W L Jackson delivers service.
Miss Mary Diggs entertained a large guest list at her Lincolnville home with games and amusements. The highlight was a repast served in the latest style, showcasing her famed hostess skills and offering a nod to the Lochinvars in the north as a model for others.
J J Rollins, proudly local and trained by top photographers in the state, has launched an elegant studio at 118 East Main street. He plans to handle all photographic work from enlargements to affordable penny photos. Visit him for courteous service.
Instructions urge readers who do not receive their paper to notify Avy at once by letter or postal card to ensure delivery remains uninterrupted.
Miss Grace Frazier was a visitor in Chesterfield last week. John Anderson is reported on the sick list. J W Green returns from St Louis after business. Cora Brown Pitts comes home from St Louis. Hattie Shackleford spent the holidays at Lipton and resumes school. Mrs Charles Rollins and her son Charles Edward plan to winter with Mr and Mrs Lewis Rollins.
Southern Art Agency offers enlarging and framing of pictures at bargains with a full range of art goods including portraits frames mats and novelties. They invite honest thrifty agents nationwide and request a 2 cent stamp to R H McDonald proprietor at 1106 Gay Street Nashville Tennessee for further information.
Fayette notes report visits from Mrs George Boone of Wells ville Mrs Hattie B Diggs visiting James Diggs home and Mrs Oliver of Mexico Missouri visiting Richmond Vernon. Sister DeBoe recovered from illness and Rowena Will Isaac won a church entertainment ticket selling contest with $18 in tickets and a $2 prize. Fourth and last quarterly meeting held with Dr Jackson delivering morning and afternoon sermons.
A cold wave reaches Union Hill as residents anticipate wedding bells. Daniel Evitth of Napton visited sick kin, AM Van Buren did business in Arrow Rock, and Mrs Charles Bvitth stays with her father George Mills. Conservator note confirms continued local correspondence.
Edmund Harris of Crearville visited Thursday while Rev C R Smith with Rev H Cheeks led a revival here. Er White and A M Van Buren drove to Slater Friday despite rough roads. The sick list includes George Mills and wife, Mrs Ernest White, and Miss Lloyd Jackson. John Sandidge leases timber land from Uncle Nelson Brown amid distant oxen sounds in Jerusalem. George Mills remains seriously ill indoors for about three weeks.
The notice urges immediate subscription to the Commenrvator with a call to action. It emphasizes urgency and direct appeal to readers to join or renew. No additional details available in the fragment.
Long list of lodge officers for Fayretti Lopex 35 Cumton Lopar 53 RichmMoxp Love 20 Lower No 33 Paris Mo Grand representative and trustees named. Officers include Chancellor commander B. I. Adams J. N. Nutall J. S. Dorsey W. C. Scales C. H. Andrews F. J Nott F. Green and others. Names cover chancellors vice chancellors prelates masters of work exchequers finance records and seals guards and trustees.
James H Patterson opens the North Side Cash Butcher Shop inviting friends to buy cash prices for fresh meats. Located at 519 North Oeage Street with Bell Phone 1773, delivery to all city areas and home made sausage offered.
Highlights bargains at a local shop offering pictures and stationery for Christmas.Mentions MyClelland’s Reliable BookStore as the retailer.
Rail timetable fragment lists arrival and departure times for several trains including No 8 at 12:15 am, No 10 at 1:45 am, No 4 at 4:00 pm, No 24 at 0:10 pm, and No 106 freight starting from yard. Other entries show No 6 at 11:05 am and No 2 at 12:00 pm.
Fragmentary timetable shows leaves Sudalla and Warsaw with uncertain times and arrival estimates. Mentions Sedalla and Warsaw Service with incomplete times like 86am and 30% pm, suggesting an erratic or unreadable schedule. Entities Sedalia Warsaw Southwestern Sudalla are referenced.
Fragmented notice records a transit or timetable snippet with several garbled lines. It mentions Missouri Kansas Texas, a southbound departure near a 1 20 pm time, and entries referencing schedules or divisions with unclear destinations or stations.
The fragmentary note lists directions north and east with a 120 m flyer and an ETA near Beleaie. It mentions M4 and a daily schedule with a Sunday entry, but the text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
Correspondents and subscribers must send manuscripts written on one side only. Any material written on both sides will be discarded as waste. The notice emphasizes single sided submissions for publication.
Ads entice readers to travel Southwest to Indian Territory and Texas to seek better opportunities and profits for home building. It promises low one way and round trip fares available through local railroad agents and offers to mail The Coming Country paper by H F Bowsher.
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