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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

3

Sedalia Churches Sunday Services and Local News

Weekly Sedalia notes describe church services at Rev R Davis’s 107 E Cooper St with Sunday School at 10 am, sermons first and third Sundays, prayer meetings, and a free pew policy. Local social updates cover Mrs Alice Burriss’s health, Piney Wilson seeking a brother, John Ennis’s Frisco route, theater improvements, and community members attending events, along with remarks on Democratic candidate C S Williams and student Thomas Smith Jr winning a spelling prize.

Local Notes On Visits Lectures and Deadlines

David Rice of near Beaman transacted business here. W H Carter of St Joseph stayed with his family last week. The Conservator will fail to come to your door if you pay this month. Prof H L Billups lectured at Taylor Chapel on June tenth. James Woods of Kansas City visits his parents James and Mrs Woods East Cooper. Mrs Richard Sanders went to Kansas City to tend a sick sister. You are invited to the Teachers Musicale at Quinn Chapel Tuesday evening June 19 at 8 pm. Rev A A Gilbert of Lexington attended the funeral of his brother the late Clay Clark. Rev J E Tucker, a Smithton subscriber, lost a fine all purpose ...

Quinn Chapel A A Gilbert Lexington Clay Clark

Mrs J H Newbill Returns From Extended Trip

Mrs J H Newbill has recently returned from an extended trip, resuming her daily routine and noting the travels’ refreshment. She plans to share experiences with family and friends in upcoming gatherings.

J H Newbill

Knights of Columbus pledge for mutual care and education

In this department our young men are receiving a military education, which they can receive in no other way, thus making them better citizens, in times of peace, and an accomplished soldier in the event of war. In this department, the wives, mothers, widows, daughters and sisters of Knights are united for the common purposes of everyday life, in the church and home.

Knights

No. 1 1 a m No 8 400 a m No 7 6 570 m

Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple numbers and times, with stray phrases such as no tara and local from yard. The readable elements include several schedule like references and a mention of 2:10 pm. The source is too garbled for a clear single item.

Traveler’s Visit Ties Midwest Ties to Denver

Northeast Missouri Iowa and Illinois resident visited Chicago Burlington and Hannibal. She met sister Mrs M A Beatty formerly of Denver and chum Mrs Moses Samuels formerly Charity Coleman who taught here. Samuels lives at 6501 Rhodes Avenue in a double flat. Samuels urged sending regards to Seda lia acquaintances through the Conservator. All would be glad to see her there soon.

Missouri Iowa Illinois Chicago Burlington Hannibal M A Beatty Denver Colorado Moses Samuels Charity Coleman Samuels Rhodes Avenue Gotieman Newbill

Professor Billups Recalled to Marshall for Wife’s Illness

Prof H L Billups was called to Marshall Texas last week due to his wife’s illness, prompting travel and absence from duties.

H L Billups Marshall Texas

Traveler Rev F M Cooper Passes Through Neosho En Route

Rev F M Cooper of Neosho traveled through our city on the 14 heading to Knob Noster for the U B F anniversary on the 17. The same week saw Prof French and Editor Huston conduct engaging sessions at the institute as fourteen teachers are enrolled this year.

F M Cooper Neosho Our City Knob Noster French Huston

Lafayette County Colored Fair News Update

A brief Lafayette County Colored Fair report highlights events and participants. Local organizers seek vendors and attendees for upcoming days with schedule details and community announcements.

LaFayette County

Misses to Attend Jefferson City Commencement and Normal

Miss Estelle Martin and Miss Alice Holmes will leave Monday for Jefferson City to witness commencement exercises and attend the summer normal for several weeks. Mrs Carrie Cotton and the Misses Camille Cotton and Lillian Roy departed for St Louis at midnight on the 12th en route to Chicago. Preparations to entertain the Sunday school convention and district conference are under way by the CME church with every courtesy to visiting delegations arriving here on July 11 to 15.

J Will Cooper Lamonte Our City Jefferson City Central Baptist Sunday School Convention Estelle Martin Alice Holmes Carrie Cotton Camille Cotton Lillian Roy St Louis Chicago CME

Visit Colemans Ice Cream Parlor Seeks Guests

An invitation urges ladies and gentlemen to stop by Coleman’s Ice Cream Parlor for a friendly visit and sweet treats, inviting patrons to experience the shop’s welcoming atmosphere and desserts.

Coleman

Emancipation Proclamation Celebration in Knob Noster Aug 1906

A community event in Knob Noster Missouri on August 4 to celebrate Emancipation Proclamatio n Day. Mt Zion M E church plans a large barbecue and fusion banquet with Sedalia and nearby towns invited.

Knob Noster Sedalia Mt. Zion M E Church Johnson County

Get a move on you and subscribe for this paper at once

A brief urging readers to subscribe immediately to the newspaper, calling for prompt action to secure access to ongoing news and features.

Subscribing for the Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Readers are urged to subscribe to the Sedalia Weekly Conservator. The notice questions whether potential subscribers can afford to be left behind and emphasizes the value of timely access to local news and community updates.

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Want of care harms more than lack of knowledge

A succinct reflection notes that negligence causes greater damage than ignorance. The phrase urges careful action over merely acquiring knowledge, underscoring practical responsibility in daily life and work.

Irish Orator Cited on Public Standing in Community

A speaker argues that once a man earns an ear with the public, people seek to learn more about him, reflecting on how public opinion forms around notable figures.

Sedalia and Warsaw Travel Fragments Arrive/Leave

Fragmentary OCR note records movements between Sedalia and Warsaw with arrivals and departures. No clear dates, names, or events, leaving only scattered tokens such as Leaves Sedalia and Arrive in Warsaw.

Sedalia SiGe Warsaw Dam

Daily schedule fragment for city transportation

Schedule fragment shows times 1,624 pm Ao and 3,800 m Flyer plus daily except Sunday timings. Mentions No. M1 and 141 K. C division. Likely a tabletop timetable snippet with limited legible details.

K. C Divisi

Flyer timetable fragment from unclear OCR text

Fragmentary timetable notice shows partial times and service notes with errors and missing details. The readable bits indicate a daily schedule except Sunday with a bus or train line number and a morning time entry. The rest is illegible.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church Directory Taylor Chapel Methodist Church Epworth League Rev R. Davis Cooper Street Free Baptist Church Covenant E D Burns Zula Whitley Mabel Williams Morgan Street Baptist Church RB. Adkins Alice Burriss Piney Wilson Springfield John Ennis Kansas City Airdome Sedalia Theatre D H Murray Carpenter Morgan S W Hawkins Higginsville Viola Hardin Odon Turner Pat Jackson Pennytown Taylor's Chapel Miss Roy C. S. Williams Recorder of Pettis County Colums Mr. Williams Q. K Thomas Smith, Jr Shelton French Thomas H. Huston Ie Qiree David Rice Beaman W H Carter St Joseph Taylor Chapel James Woods Thomas Woods East Cooper Street Richard Sanders Mrs Hubbard J. E Tucker Smithton Knights of Pythias Ladies A. W. Lloyd Pine Street St. Louis Stallam J. D. Ball, M. D Ideal Shear CO Randolph St James Ramsey Ohio St Sedalia, Mo R. F.D Missouri Pacific Tara Frolg Lexington Branch Coeeseee cd Siam Dallas Ft. Worth Waco Houston Galveston San Antonio Corpus Christi Brownville Laredo Elpaso Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma St. Paul Omaha Council Bluffs W. S. ST. George Mk, & T. Ry Wainweight Ment Mrs Patsey Williams East Main SP Mier Soute Western Ivae Correspondenis Headquarters Colder J. C. Colder and Sons Pros Corner West Lincoln Ave Peesult Leot J, W. McClain P.and T.A Sedalia, Ma
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