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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
3
Sedalia churches list Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 00 a m class meeting at 3 00 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Rev R Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper street
The item lists weekly church gatherings including Sunday school preaching first and third Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Tuesday prayer and Friday covenant meetings, with all pews free. It also mentions Miss Maud Lewis and Miss Victoria Wright in town, Miss Mayor Brown’s return for the summer, and Quinn Chapel youth meetings led by Mrs N C Buren. It notes W J Graham planning to relocate to Oklahoma and Rev William Alexander’s baccalaureate remarks urging diligence and family work involvement.
Preaching at 11 00 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m Preaching at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Come you will be made welcome to all of our services Rev R Adkins pastor
Rev. Richard Davis preached at Smithton on Sunday afternoon. Rev. C. H. Green of Nelson passed through the city enroute home. Mrs. Mollie Lambert of St. Louis visited her daughter and son-in-law on Sunday the 26th. Prof. H. L. Billups returned from Wiley University in Marshall Texas for the summer. Coleman's Ice Cream Parlor sought visitors. Wilhits Powell vaudeville at Liberty Park on the 24th pleased both white and colored patrons. Rev. William Thomas of Blackburn renewed his subscription and helped Burns Chapel in recent meetings.
The Knights of Pythias present themselves as the strongest and most progressive Black organization in the state. The four departments pledge mutual care in health and distress, military education for youth, support for women and families, and substantial annual payouts to widows and heirs of deceased Knights.
A compact aphorism warns that trust should be mutual, suggesting caution in relying on someone who withholds confidence and emphasizing reciprocal trust as a safeguard in relationships.
Mrs Theressa M Johnson Grand Lecturer of Mo lecturing in the eastern Missouri region and receiving ovations at all venues will soon tour the western part. Route and dates follow. A teacher asks a pupil what a minute man is. The girl replies a minute man is a man who wants everything done right away.
The Fulton Gun Club hosted Mexico at Fulton on May 26 in a 8 vs 8 shoot of 50 targets per man. Fulton won by 13 after 400 targets amid windy conditions with 200 spectators. Jackson Stuiton scored 18 of 20 in the 25 target event. Yokum of Fulton 16. Captain Swad plans future Afro-American Trap Shooters League activity.
The Potosi public school closed with a polished program on Monday evening June 28. An audience enjoyed the presentation, and a $16 fund was raised to buy books for the library. Special credit goes to Miss Daisy Lankford for her devoted service to the school.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the SepALiA WengLy Conservator as demand rises while questions about affordability and access circulate among potential subscribers and local readers.
An Emancipation Proclamation celebration and old fashion barbecque will be held in Knob Noster Missouri on August 4. Mt Zion M E church plans a large event with Sedalia and nearby towns invited. Watch for the bills with details.
Urges readers to subscribe promptly, warning that neglect harms more than lack of knowledge. Clear call to action and emphasis on urgency.
A speaker notes that once a man gains a foothold in public opinion, people become eager to learn about him. The remark highlights how early impressions shape ongoing curiosity and scrutiny.
A damaged OCR fragment details railway time tables with several incorrectly rendered train numbers and times. It lists departures and arrivals such as No 1 at 10 am and No 2 at 2:40 pm with garbled station labels and illegible notes. The text is incomplete but preserves the idea of a timetable snapshot.
Partial OCR notes show trains arriving at Warsaw Sedalia and routes westward to Missouri Kansas Texas. Mentions specific stops and freight movements with few clear dates or context.
A fragmented flyer notes hours for a Hills business regionally labeled as daily except Sunday. readable text hints at promotional intent and extended service times.
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