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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
1
Local readers are urged to support Conservator advertisers as it boasts reach to a large readership. The page catalogs church events, residents' movements, and social notices from Boonville to Smithton with mentions of Rev. Ed Wilson and Rev. J Mills. A humorous aside recounts a hen boiling eggs during a joke gone awry.
Fragmentary note records small payments to a person named Joan, mentioning commissions and a sum around 26. Maellipes appears as a fragmentary surname or term, with no clear date or context provided.
The unreadable rows reveal social chatter and local notices from Smithton Wisconsin and nearby towns. Mentions include families visiting, fish at Forest Park, court week guests, and a pastor moving to Cape Girardeau. The piece condemns child scavenger practices at Main and Ohio streets and calls for parental guidance amid scattered portraits of residents and events.
At a meeting last night fifty Black women in Kansas City organized the Federal Labor Union for working women. The group obtained a charter from the American Federation of Labor, with charter number 11-1076.
J T Maclnessey of Columbia preached a most sensible talk to the class of 04 Lin, delivering practical guidance and moral instruction. The address emphasized discipline, diligence, and community responsibility.
Misremarks at the event stressed gaining wisdom through study with emphasis on all, while music featured a contralto solo by Ruby Martin. Miss Martin promises to rise as a leading singer, following the overall promising performances of the student ensemble.
De S S Martin delivered a refined Memorial Day address at the Methodist Episcopal church noting gratitude and sentiment. Instrumental solos by Tro, Wofir Sith, and Misses Lamile Waight, Trene Pletehet, Miss Minnivlia Jackson accompanied vocal solos by Miss Flora Wright, Lilian Martin, and D Livings White. A duet by the Misses Blanche Holiday and Treva Rend Ann. ML Enigliel performed a beautiful piano piece. The program received high praise and Mae tien Will plans another performance soon.
A late May commencement program at the school featured diplomas presented by editor W. TH Huston. Miss Reed and Miss Williams led the literary exercises, with Prof. Jobson and assistants guiding the close. Numerous community members attended, and the event highlighted the year’s educational effort despite weather and attendance challenges.
Pettis County announces Kelley as a candidate for prosecuting attorney subject to Republican party nomination.
Notice is hereby given that D. Burns is authorized to take subscriptions for the conservat ion. Price six months of cents, one year one dollar, payable in advance. Historicon Hinglish, Publishers.
Notice states Rev Hh C Burton, of Jefferson, retained by the Knights Daughters at Tatler to preach their annual sermon on Sindy, due Ph 1904, at ML Be Church in Sweet Sprites Missouri. The notice lists scheduling and venue details for the event.
The annual teachers institute for Vettin and alioning counties will be held at Lineeta school in the city starting Monday June 6. The ten day session invites all teachers to review common and branches of the district curriculum. Sheriffon Wrench, Gov.
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