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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1904

Page

3

Local Social Notes From Union Hill And Surrounding Areas

Prof Nathaniel Diggs Union Hill. Mr Walker Ellis and wife shopped in Marshall Saturday. Earnest Gailes of Bunce ton visited with friends there. J W Mille and Rev C R Smith brief trip to Slater Wednesday eve. George Smith and wife and Adam White shopped in Hinton Saturday. Mrs Agnes Thomas returned after a week visiting in Gilliam. Dr Davidson of Hardeman called Saturday night to see Vir the son of Prof Wil Re. Mrs Jennie Van Buren and Miss Maggie Brown shopped in Arrow Rock Saturday morning. Beat William went to Blackwater Friday to see his mother ill with pneumonia. Jasper Mills and wife and Mrs Nanna Mills and daughter Pearlie in Arrow Mock Friday. Ed Harris Mills Nanna Brooks, Matt Williams and Miss Adaline Brooks of Createville midweek. Rev C R Smith preached here Monday night with text from Lake xxii 28. Delivered a powerful sermon.

Jasper Mills Nanna Mills Pearlie Arrow Ed Harris Mills Nanna Brooks Matt Will Adaline Brooks Crearville C. R. Smith Lake

Central District Baptist Association meets at Morgan St church

The executive board convened at Morgan Street Baptist Church Sedalia Missouri on March 14 1904. Rev Watts preached an excellent sermon and the Maypon Street Choir sang. Officers reported thriving churches and sound finances with strong missionary results and history papers read. The Morgan Street hosts received praise and optimism for the churchs future.

Morgan 5 Sedalia J.B. Jones II Watts Maypon St. Baptist Baste Newbill Oregon M. L.cley J. Goite Treaurer J. W. Prowell Association Wreloesiay

Patients Under Treatment Listed By Dr Walden

By Dr Walden a roster of patients under treatment is given. The list includes Susan Johnse Rachel Shiply Leo Simms Wm Smalley Ida Smalley Pick Williams Clay Fields Etlie Sholbe Maggie Howard John Ramsey Joseph Bass Joseph Armstrong Henrietta Shobe Jennie Dyer Lou Spears Louisa Johnson Gen va Bell Amanda Thomas David Gaston and Carolin Jackson.

Susan Johnse Rachel Shiply Leo Simms Wm Smalley Ida Smalley Pick Williams Clay Fields Eiftiie Sholbe Maggie Howard John Ramsey Joseph Bass Joseph Armestong Henrietta Shobe Jennie Dyer Lous Spears Louisa Johnson Gen Va Bell Amanda Thomas David Gaston Carolin Jackson

Fragmentary OCR Notice of Local Events and Names

Readable OCR fragment lists names and partial phrases including alton and aug la eo with scattered words. The text appears as a damaged brief containing personal names and stray terms rather than a complete report or clear event.

Local News Highlights From Sweet Springs Area

Sweet Springs residents report religious services as Rev Isaac Mills delivers two sermons at the Baptist church. Rev Alfred Miller travels to Odessa to aid in a revival. Mrs. Fanny Berry visits Semidalia, and Mrs Hettie Jolises, now in Kansas City, returns on business. Henry Nichols starts work with Mrs. Demerrit in Kansas City. Central Missouri Conference honors Rev Wim. Divers return. Attendees at Kansas City conference include Johnnie H. Jones Sanford Fields and F Speyes. Mrs. Stella Abbott visits from Kansas City to see her ill mother Mrs. Weeks Fields.

Sick List From J M Harris M D Report

Miss Anna B Hill rheumatism Wm M Berry paraplegia John Finis porter child Stella threatening pneumonia Mrs G Thos Ireland incipient pneumonia Mrs Eliza Rucker lagrippe Fred Bush tonsillitis Sam Buford hemorrhages Mrs Eliza Husker Fayette chronic peritonitis Mrs Mary Davis Fayette mitral disease Mrs L G Shack leford bronchitis Mrs T May LaGrippe Beatrice Flyn follicular tonsillitis Mrs A G Wheeler indigestion Mrs T M Smith rheuitis Mrs Sam Drake neuritis Alonzo Drake LaGrippe Mr and Mrs Morris Jackson La grippe Mrs Bohannon La grippe Jas smith Geo R53 Jollee LaGrippe

Anna B. Hill Wm. M. Berry John Finis Porter Stella G. Thos. Ireland Eliza Rucker Lagrippe Fred Bush T. May LaGrippe Beatrice Flyn A. G. Wheeler T. M Smith Sam Drake Neurit Alonzo Drake LaGrippe Morris Jackson Lagrippe Bohannon Lagrippe Jas. Smith Jollee Lagrippe

Mt Leonard Names on Sick List and Local Moves

Richard Allen MT. LEONARD is sick with micacles. Mr Valentine and son are on the sick roll. Mrs Alice Courter on the sick list. Mrs Sam Richardson's baby very sick. Richard Clark trip to Kansas City Saturday returning Monday. Samuel Adams confined with rheumatism for three weeks. Mrs Wm Clark drove to see Mrs Daniels Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Houston moved into their new home. Early Stephenson injured an eye with a toy pistol last Friday and may lose it.

Richard Allen Micacles Mr. Valentine and Son Richard Clark K. C Samuel Adams

Ground breaking interest at Gov R Smith College event

Tuesday ceremonies drew faculty students and friends as speakers from multiple churches and societies voiced support. Dr Mason opened with the dedication pledge for B A S KB Society while Dr Lowe Prof Billups and Rev Davis urged backing from Taylors Chapel Springfind Pits Chapel and First M Church Central Mission Conference. Senior class leader RQ Weight and Miss Leo Broce echoed community enthusiasm for moral and financial backing to ensure project progress.

Gov. R Smith College Dr. Mason B.A. & S. KB. Society Lowe Billups R. Davis Taylors Chapel BF Abbote Springfind Pits Chapel Martin Behal M. Church Smith Leo Broce Greatinge Vlase

Two young women sought for type trade work at Cox Suey Por Office

Classified notice from Sedalia area calling for two young women above age twelve to learn the type trade. Interested parties should call at the Cox Suey Por Office, 204K, Main Street. Sedalians preferred.

Wasrep Coxsuey Por Sedalians

Market Report From Western Beers and Cattle Prices

The page captures a crowded market summary with cattle and hog prices, listing weights and figures for native cows, stockers, and hogs. It notes the market averaged a small decline and references Chicago reports with bids and receipts across beef, veal, and sheep categories.

Kaneie Wity Murch Mara Wwe TEX AG Roy Walom Ehreep Colle Chicago

Chadfield and Markets piece fragment

A lengthy mixed item lists livestock receipts grain quotes and regional market data from Omaha Kansas City Chicago and Terre Haute. It mentions cattle hogs sheep feeds wheat prices and assorted agricultural goods with scattered dates and regional references. The garbled OCR includes Place names St. Louis Omaha Chicago Kansas City and Aberdeen and brief notices from London and Berlin.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sweringen & Co Osage Nathaniel Diggs Union Hill Walker Ellis Wlarshal Earnest Gailes Bunceton Bendshaking J. W. Mille Rev. C.R. Smith Slater George Smith Adam White Hinton Saturnias Agnes Thomas Gilliam Dr. Davidson of Hardeman Virthe Wil Re Mra Jennie van Buren Mies Maggie Brown Arrow Rock William Blackwater Preutonia C. S. Walden, M. D East Main Street FE. Morgan St Prowse 407 J. M. Harris, M. D W. Mai. St Sedalia, Me W. Morgan St H. Gd. Phillips THE Central District Baptist Association BY DR. Walden North Side Ray & Holt Bell Cor, Lamine & Pettis Sts the Department Store Sweet Springs, MO Davis & Renken Quinn’s Main Street D. C. Ohone Alia Rove Alton Centrai Davis Renken Fanny Berry Sendalia Isaac Mills Baptist Alfred M Ler Odessa Mille Bo Swaggard Dillie Bay Hettie Jolises Kansan City Henry Nichols Central Missouri Conference Wim. Divers Karsan City Johnnie H. Jones Sanford Fields F. Speyes Mia Stla Abbott Kansas City Wee Pields J. M- Harris M. D MT. Leonard Alice Courter Sam Richardson Mark OD Npureto Iso Ston Sharon Court No. 10 Lilly Belle Wheeler Mayme B. Smith See'r Storck St. Louis Teef Teers Texas Elemi Nativ. Hope Lamba Omaha BMG M Wetherd Ghewe Lena Haneae City Kaneas City Seitin Cholo Prairie Legis Cash Urata M. Louis Moy Ieckh J Cosh Kheree London George BR. Parkin Cecil K Rhodes New York Southampton United States Canada Rhodes Oxford Aberdeen Aberdeen, &. D Atorace Tranafer John McArthur & Son Acme Harvester Company Peoria Til Germany Berlin Bundesrath Terre Bace Nave O Terre Haute Ind Ben Springs Jesse Case James Brownlee Sanford Colorado House of Representatives Denver F. W. Blackmar University of Kanana Congress of Arts and Science Lincoln Neb British and Foreign Bible Society J. Lewis Mareh Society Hanks Feu
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