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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
3
A disjointed spiritual fragment hints at prayers and moral reflection. The garbled lines reference surrender, gifts, laurels, and duty, interwoven with evocative imagery of mountains, fish, water, and toil, ending with a vow to truth and law.
Mrs W Jackson of Mingio 4 Comraie Sedalia Mo promotes a hair growth elixir. The ad urges readers to try the product and claims it will work.
Sedalia District in Central Missouri Conference reports strong pastoral leadership. Rev. R. Davis praised for work across charges, with many joining churches and others seeking better lives. Contributions include $0. So far funds from Rev C Tayes to the Manual Training School at Geo. K. Smith College. reception in Carthage organized by Mrs S A Abbott and Ladies Aid Society. Sedalia District aims to be the greatest in the Central Missouri Conference.
The snippet lists Bishop's for Groceries, Boston Cafe, and notes urging readers to ask for Walch's Bread. It mentions a lead in producing lon Cura, suggesting a local market or production emphasis. The fragment reflects shop names, product mentions, and an informal promotional tone.
Polly Flemming a housekeeper for Mr Chas Philips died at 115 E Morgan St Priday after a brief illness. Born about 1852 in Virginia she came to Missouri as a child and lived near Syracuse Cooper County. Survived by four children including John Oliver and Ethel Weaver. Funeral held at Simpson's Chapel with Rev KR Young and Rev R Davis officiating.
Special lines from poet R H Myles of Cadeville La praise the Christian banner over land and sea. The text urges every soul to praise the Savior who died to free them and calls soldiers of the holy cross to awaken sing and let the banner wave over the faithful band toward eternal home.
Nuptials held at the bride’s home on June 4 with Rev Wim Alexander officiating. The wedding party included Miss Tessie Jennings. The home was richly decorated and many parents and schoolmates attended. The groom Henry Armstrong is described as industrious with a bright future, the bride Julie Burton a Lincoln school graduate, class of ’93, daughter of an esteemed Seidalia family.
Rev. H. A. Gibson of Indianapolis Ind visits his mother in law's family Mrs. Mary Brown on W Johnson St. En route he spoke at Lincoln Institute in Jefferson City Mo to Young Men and Women's Christian Societies. He travels with his son Harry who aged 2 can recite psalms. after Springfield he will return to Sedalia.
Romulus R. Richmond of Chariton invents a coal drilling machine that is already in use in several Louisiana areas. He and partners plan to supply the market soon from his stay in the city over several days.
The Sedalia Athletics Io Williams manager announce open engagements inviting any team to schedule a match, with contact through Secy J A Watson 129 E Main St Sedalia Missouri. Kuhn's for 4th July fireworks event noted.
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