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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
3
Sunday School on the first and third Sundays each month at 11 a.m and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night and Covenant Meeting Wednesday night. Pews free and everybody welcome.
Morgan Street Baptist Church announces preaching at 11 00 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m and preaching again at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening All are welcome to all services Rev R Adkins pastor
Oration urges payment for photos owed to Ruth the Meabite theme noted for a Cantata at College on March 20. Rosa Alexander suffers from a felon on a finger while Imogene Hogan and Maria White visit Otterville for a 4¢ dinner guest. Rollins studio invites sitters to come for promised photographs at 118 East Main. Quine Chapel noted in brief.
The notice promotes Rollins' Studio at 118 East Main Street offering penny pictures to life size enlargements with guaranteed work. It mentions Rev Jaitien Epps holding a reis at St John's Chapel in Lexington and a recent fundraising event of $70 for the iinetees. Local residents and visitors, including railroad man Smith Overton and Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis, are noted for social visits and events.
Misses Ida Wrightatell and Annie Henderson of Mexico were guests of Mrs Lula Ball. The writer nears the annual conference with rare attendance. The revival at the AME church closed with good results as Rev W H Robertson departs soon. Bishop Grant of the AMEE church will visit Moberly on the 27th and preach Tuesday night. Fourth anniversary services of the Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society held at Illum Chapel on Sunday February 11. The Nero court met Friday night but slow due to rain. court to assemble in special session for old time business.
Miss Gertie Pearson visits cousin Effie Hughes while Jacob Johnson and Mia Emma Winn are listed as sick. Ella Banks and Nannie Hughes shopped in Boonville on the 26th. Stephen Louthian improved after weeks on the sick list. A rally is planned at the M E church on the second Sunday in March. Rev Reever will preach his last sermon this conference year. Rev Spencer Robinson of Yates preached at MEC last Sunday night. Rev J M Endicott of Hillsdale was guest of James Brown and wife late last week.
The KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS claim to be the strongest and most progressive Negroes in the state, outlining four departmental structures. Members pledge to care for and protect one another in health, sickness, and distress across the organization.
This department trains youths in a unique program, shaping them into better citizens in peace and capable soldiers in war. It also serves wives, mothers, widows, daughters, and sisters of Knights, aiding daily life through church and home. The group pays thousands yearly to widows and heirs. Contact A W Lloyd for lodge organization terms.
Fragmented OCR shows arrival and departure times for a railway station with notes of freight and local services. Entries reference arrivals from various lines, waiting statuses, and p m times with partial destination hints. The text includes numbers, times, and freight labels but lacks coherent narrative or complete station names.
You will prosper in the great Southwest in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas, with vast unimproved land offering crop and town openings. Mills factories small stores barks newspapers lumber yards await. The Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry offers low rates for tickets. write for particulars if your agent cannot assist.
Fragmentary OCR notes show railroad or freight terms with arrivals and departures such as Kev 802 and G4, with times like 716 a Mo and 10 poa. The text includes indecipherable fragments about departs and freight handling labeled with nonstandard abbreviations and punctuation.
Fragmented OCR note reports arrivals in Warsaw and Sedalin with unclear names and destinations. Mentions Bedalia and Bedulin near Miskay and unclear references to lenses and dates, rendering specifics uncertain.
Missouri Kansas and Texas arrivals noted in a cryptic maritime or railway dispatch. References to divisions, measurements, and daily operations appear in fragmented form with unclear context. The readable items indicate activity around certain lines or routes and an assembling of trains or ships with unspecified schedules.
Fragmentary timetable read as daily schedule with hours and destinations. Includes names or codes such as Fiver Dita tm and Ne So Mo lines, with partial segments like Wile Se and 2, 82 oe Meee sue Nee.
Correspondent and subscribers must send publishable matter on one side only and legibly. Items written on both sides will be discarded as waste.
Rev Washington the boy preacher preached to a large audience on the 24th at the Baptist church. The children of the public school presented a Martha Washington program on February 22 at the Baptist church with the audience expressing full satisfaction. Prof Lewis and his assistant Mrs Hardgraves receive credit for their work as teachers.
Mra Ellen Estes visits niece Mrs Virginia Gibson of Marshall this week. Mrs Malinda Talton improves after serious illness. Mrs Caroline Stewart visited her daughter Mrs Cora Carroll in Nelson on the 24th. Alex Miles is acting young again as James Cotton notes. Wellington Stewart the stockman lost several cattle. Mrs Martha Frazier of Blackwater visits son Richard Frazier this week. G W Talton renewed his subscription after tumbling last week. Editor Huston promises more local items from the county. Mine Georgiadis signs off weekly.
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