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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented readable fragments reference names and bids in a listing style. Vague items mention a bidder and a place but details are obscured by garbled text. No clear event, date, or outcome is decipherable for a concise card.
A fragmented page reports a city public school gathering on Friday with graduation activities for eighth grade. an evening worship service at MB Church on Friday. fishing outing details. and mentions of the Gibsons daughters returning from college and local residents Milly and Mrs Murray.
Miss Sadie Lee, a teacher at Sinitherives school, closes her sola Pillay on April 2a and announces a successful return. Attendees include Mas Hennes Shannon, Ed Tren, Gillie Williams, and Wile Vaes. A Sunday reference at Mire Lee Sovyrsen’s home features James Adwy, Magy Farra, and Miss Sadie’s guests.
The text records a ceremonial event with relatives present and a reception. It mentions attendees linked to a Mr and Mrs Leo, a Miss Maury Jang Steewerson, and Mr. Leo Eversim, with guests entering a home for a multi-course meal. Details are obscured by errors and typos.
A string of social calls and visits was reported this week. Samuel Shannon and family visited their parents, Mr and Mrs M Jones, Sunday, while Samuel Wesely visited also. Gilbert Williams and War Austin made a naval call, and Mrs itinure Clay with Miss Sadie Lee were guests of Mrs Anna Prvith. Miss Sadie Lee completed a successful school term, and Mrs Sarah Lene attended the closing of her daughter Sadie’s school. Mr and Mrs Wm Buford were guests of Mrs Hacidt Klarper of Salt Pond.
Muddled OCR notes mention Higginsville residents Higginsville and Mrs Jackson with Jennings at pleas Grove, visitors Lerry Giraneret and Alina, and Mr and Mrs Sewall hosting. Bettie Nuby bought two lots from Cyrus Williams near Hinsville. Leonard E Britt and Mr. Wronecs Brooks attend.
Mrs Sarah Webb is on the sick list. Will Jiles of Cow Creek spent Wednesday with his sister Mrs F R Perkins. Miss Martha Fowler departed for Sedalia Thursday evening. The MK church club met with Mrs Henry Anderson Thursday. A nice wed was served during the evening. James Fowler of Reno City was the guest of his father last week. Subscribe for the Conservator Quit talk and a de business.
Notice describes land or property in Higginieville offered for sale at an affordable price. It mentions a potential to invest and invites further negotiations or contact with White Leon EL Brat for details in Higginieville Mo.
Hear De Bowen slated to speak at Geeorge Te College on the even day of March at Sontuck and arp-Aalmission 2d writs, details unclear but noted as an upcoming appearance.
Tom Dobbin, longtime employee of Warren Craighead, shot and killed Mrs. Mary Howill his common law wife at about two pm then killed himself with the same revolver. Rumors swirl but no definite cause has been found as press time.
In the United States rapid advancement in population and agriculture drives regional growth. Texas emerges as a leading state, with Galveston highlighted amid rising coastal commerce and maritime activity.
Portions mention visits by Pawar and Kher Brooke to leere isd and references to property sales and exchanges. A Lexington delegation, a Johnson transfer, Flora Jackson and Josie Ruiz shopping, and horse offerings appear. Closing exercises at Windsor school, Abbott's work, and a call for a free book conclude the fragment.
Mes James Mason of Morgan oat was seriously ill this week. Miss Anta Smith left for Sturgeon Saturday. Miss Martha Powler, Malta Tend correspondent, was in Sedalia last week. Miss Bingglell Bates of St. Louis departed. James Mert ye presencesite farmer of Teac neighborhood was out Sunday. Mrs Lula Coleman of Bextne tun visited her mother Amy Wright. Mes Mougue Mothert was carried to Springfield this week for the funeral. May 17th is a date mentioned for a social event. Neith of the City was at business Saturday. Centennials and local social notes include workers and teachers preparing for vacation. Clifton Perry purchased Clunes Restaurant stock in Sedalia. Palmer Huston attended a wedding in Lexington. Rev C W Williams of St Louis visited Sedalia for a funeral and subscription. Died at Mrs Cynthia Alexander’s residence on West Va difig street, Mrs Been Uhieris.
Editors note a calm shift as readers renew subscriptions, boosting morale and signaling confidence in future editions. The tie editor jokes about perfect balance between promotion and content quality, while managing deadlines and reader expectations.
Malts Bend Prd Comler Groves of Gillam is listed as missing this week. Miss S hiptenge and Hater Kile were seen at Marshall Kies ay in Venns Atrs. Samuel files viarting her Wapitites Line to Pekin.
An announcement notes Gaebtee L. Davis launching a soda business at an older era site with plans and local interest. The brief mentions a launch and community notice.
A death occurred at Mac a ca Apel 26 from lung trouble. Funeral services were held on the 2 Rev. War Alexander circulane. Horro. Indias Were taken to Viptotat for inten ivent. A friend requests contact with Mattle Micke of Sturgeon Mo noting Hicks as Sunday School Superintendent and Epworth League president and district secretary in St Joseph District.
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