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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
3
fragmentary OCR reads miscellaneous times and notes for Sunday School and preaching on the first and third Sundays. lacks clear dates or locations, but indicates morning sessions and evening events on a newspaper page.
AW Bird, a rising Sedalia entrepreneur, buys the local restaurant long run by Perry. New proprietor Isiad plans to operate with staff, serving the public during their leisure. Johnson of Wo Morgan st and Chas Eyans of Clinton visit, signaling fellowship among oblis brothers.
Mrs Sarah Neff and Anna Steverson are confined to bed along with Mrs John Bowen and Lora David. A pleasant caller to the country Tuesday was Mrs John Bowen. Mrs Sarah Anders joined the ME club last Tuesday. Roads in the area were cited as busy with travels. Pete Kile visited Waver yesterday. Alfred Wilson was in Marshall Saturday on business. E Club to meet at Mes LD Bowler Thursday. Mrs Nellie Rucker and sister visited with Mrs Will Henderson Saturday and Sunday.
Rey Dranderson of Canton attended an AME Church event on a tiring evening and Sunday. Mrs Wright of Marshall departed Thursday for Wichita and Missouri to visit her brother.
Leading spirits of the La Fayette County Colored Mails Association begin timely work for the annual meeting at the Higginaville Mo Fair grounds. A larger premium fund will be offered across departments. Negro farmers across the west are urged to participate. For information contact Moses Green, Lexington, Mo, or J W Perry, Higginsville, Mo.
Pride Temple S MT held a public officer installation on the 20th with D M Vaughn and Rev F J Nott assisting. The body of a child from St Louis was buried near Paris on the 20th, Rev F J Nott officiating at the family burial grounds. Mrs Eastwood returned to St Louis, while Mrs Rhoda Allen visits her son-in-law in Paris. Lucitl and Mel Wadtington are mentioned among local visits, with several couples traveling to Chicago. Osborn Reed rode a Masonic Boat on the 22nd and Knights attended the Grand Lodge in Macon with multiple attendees from Philosophian Lodge No 33K.
Blackburn Green Wilson Jr broke his acm hist Sunday by misfortune. Walter Wilson and Walter Tolbert voyaged to Kansas City Saturday on business. Miss Flora Shannon spent last week with Mia Srma Houston in the country. Hub Guthrie went to Kansas City Saturday and returned Monday. George Stewart and family moved to the South part of town. Mrs Mattie White spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Annie Williams. George Wilson made a flying trip to Kansas City Sunday. Percy Harris and wife arrived Friday visiting Mrs Susie Combs. Mrs Zora Jones of Kansas City on account of her mother’s serious illness returned Thursday bringing her mother Mra String back. Miss Flora Shannon went to Elina Sunday to see her sister Mammie who is very sick.
Forty prominent Black residents in Lexington and Higginsville back the guarantee fund for this year’s fair plan. MOSE GREEN, WILL HAGWOOD, and JOE P. JOHNSON lead the effort with appeal for catalogue requests. Livestock and poultry departments offer valuable premiums and top breeds on display. The event emphasizes Negro skill and industry west of the Mississippi with four hundred dollars in speed entries. Ladies find varied entries in needlework, culinary arts, and domestic science.
A concise note compares railroad quality to common tools, stating track, tray, and tine are essential elements. The remark emphasizes fundamental components and practical function across settings.
A brief note highlights a useful quality to keep in mind when journeying toward the southwest. It urges steady caution and awareness of surroundings, suggesting preparation and calm decision making to enjoy safer travels.
Notice invites all Christians and friends to attend a rally at Burge chapel in this city. Rev EB P Burns, pastor, extends greeting to the community. The notice also thanks friends for kindness during the illness and bereavement of our beloved mother, signed Mr and Mrs Albert Morehead.
Miss Zora Jones and Mrs Corean Hutton spent Monday with Mrs Bell Miles in a social gathering noting hospitality and companionship among neighbors.
Rev Dennis Payton fulfilled his appointment at this place Sunday. Mrs Cordelia Allen of Sedalia visits Aunt Mrs P G Shackelford. Miss Patience Gilbert is on the sick list. Mr William Bowers, employed in Sedalia, visited his est girl here Sunday. Flora and Beatrice Kyle of Independence visited grandmother Mrs Will Embry. Mrs N J Williamson of KC visited with Mrs John Maupin and left for Versailles to visit her daughter. Mr Ephriam Johnson and Mr Otis Redman attended church Sunday night.
Portland area ticket sale begins May 24 and runs daily through September 30 with round trip fares from Portland to Tacoma Seattle Everett Bel ling ton Victoria and Vancouver. One way and return options with liberal stopovers offered. Rates from 47.85 plus long fall specials to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Also multi city trips via Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Glenwood Springs Grand Junction Lake Ogden and more, at one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip. Limited to Oct 31 1905.
Walker and Thompson relocate Second Hand Goods from 114 East Main to new quarters four doors east. Old patrons encouraged to visit. District Conference dates announced for Sedalia Central Missouri Conference in Carthage August 16 to 20. Masonic Picnic at Booneville on the lith of August. Nat Diggs may be present.
A message asks for payment of a small bill to enable settlement of much larger debts. The tone stresses urgency and mutual obligation, urging prompt action to avoid ongoing financial strain.
Fragmentary OCR shows arrival and departure lines with train numbers 120 22 2180 10 and 28 010. Mentions a yard note No 104. Text is garbled, unreadable in places, but indicates rail schedule data and yard reference without clear events.
Railway fragment mentions Sedalia and Warsaw with routes and times poorly legible, referencing arrival and departure notes. Partial lines hint at a KO division and a passenger movement but essential details are missing.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear events and entities. No coherent names, places, or dates emerge to support a factual summary.
Correspondents and subscribers must send submissions to this office on one side of the paper only. Any matter written on both sides will be rejected and sent to the waste casket.
The Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meetings are planned in Macon from the 25th to the air of July. The U. B. FF Grand Session to assemble in Huntsville Missouri from the 8th to the 12th of Aug. The Masonic Grand Lodge will hold its annual meeting in Boonville Missouri on the 30th of August.
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