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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
4
The page records numerous social mentions including visits, dinners, and church events. Names such as Miss Row Howler, Little Rielard Kiko, and Miss Row are noted alongside community gatherings at homes, church activities, and local entertainments. Mentions of Rev. Divers, Mrs. Tule Brooks, and John Guthrie appear amid a tapestry of familial visits and monthly notices.
A garbled church note from Saline County Sunday reports several deaths and a matrimony. It lists Rev LD Paylonofieti and Brother haul Lawrence among church members, with mournful notices for Mer Sarmel and several children. The fragmentary text names parishioners Martha Jotlieon and Sayaail and mentions a funeral and final rites.
Harry White’s service was in Arrow Rock Monday. The report notes business activities in Hardeman and Pyidiy with local mention of Arrow Rock and Monday timing.
The article recounts a speech addressing Southern pace and race dynamics, noting insults labeled as sloppy and slow directed at a group. It references a promoter figure and a debate over railroad delays, with broader comments on regional biases and racial tensions affecting communities in San Antonio and beyond.
Rev. KA Livegins will present a series of sermons in Warsaw Missouri beginning January 20 1904. The outline lists Genesis to Mark passages and themes about creation obedience and divine care. Brethren sisters and friends are urged to study and seek blessing through these meetings and prayers for guidance and help.
A brief notice reports a gathering at Cee Hyena Lane near Morgan Street and Baptist Church during the week. The message mentions Pirelli Pravor tierntline and Tow Th Chavte in unclear terms.
Fragmentary note indicates a church event at Simpson's Chapel with a planned prayer gathering. Readable items mention a weekly meeting and a gathering in a named location, though other details are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Masonic orders No 5 and No 6 and a ventennial event. Names such as Welch Wm Rute Lewis and A M Ventennial appear with officers J C Mofin and Ferris. Details are unclear but indicate lodge meetings and a remonitoring of dues or duties.
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