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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
3
Sunday School held first and third Sundays each month at 11 a.m and 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Wednesday night Pews free and everyone welcome Rev ElL Burns Pastor Miss Lela Jones Clerk
Sunday school at 11 00 am preaching at 230 pm and 730 pm prayer meeting every Wednesday evening all welcome to all services Rev R Adkins pastor
A crowded notice reads meet at Liberty Park on the 17th with plans for a public celebration. J H Newbill suffers a wrist and finger injury while Chas Poindexter recovers from illness and Lee Nelson nears completion of a North Broadway cottage. Coleman's Ice Cream advertises flavors and service at Ohio and Cooper, while Rev F S Bowles has moved to Georgetown to lead the M E church. Mrs Sarah Hodges builds a three room cottage on E Cooper and W B Young plans to invest in a Columbia laundry. Mrs R O Emerson in Fresno reports bread and potatoes aid after the Franco Costa disaster. No fires are permitted.
County Collector W S Scott pursues re election while H D Dow seeks prosecuting attorney nomination on the ticket. C W Daughterty, A L Shortridge, D Roberts and others are profiled as候 Republican contenders. Social notes cover Rev Woodford, Kelly Hogan and local gatherings plus upcoming musicales and lodge events.
The Knights of Pythias proclaim themselves the strongest and most progressive Negroes in the state. They describe four departments forming a provident, protective network including health care, youth military education, and a unit of wives and daughters supporting church and home.
The timetable lists multiple trains with varied departures and arrivals. Notable entries include No. 4 at 12:15 am and No. 10 at 1:45 am, several local freights and yards, and numerous numbered services, reflecting a dense rail activity sheet.
Fragmentary passenger timetable shows arrivals and departures between Sedalia and Warsaw with times around 1 620 pm and 3 12 am, noting daily travel except Sunday and a 60 minute division. Names and exact destinations are garbled but indicate a rail service pattern in the Sedalia Warsaw corridor.
Peter Kile spent Thursday and Friday in Marshall. Geo Stevenson left Saturday evening for a short stay in Sedalia. Rev Burns preached at Sedalia Sunday last. Rev C Tayes preached at Waverly Sunday. Miss Stella Tate died Tuesday last and was buried Wednesday evening, funeral conducted by Rev C Tayes. Miss Martha Fowler will entertain the club this coming Saturday.
Liberty Park hosts the Third Anniversary celebration on Thursday the 17 with Prof Arthur Channels presiding at the piano. Car service runs until one oclock as attendees are urged to attend the Feast of Perpetual Fun.
Fragmentary OCR text lists routes and schedules with times and numbers. It mentions GOING NORTH and EAST, a flyer from Lirdham, a 443 soldi amount, No. 604, daily except Sunday, 9:97 am, and No. 4d 8 pon. The legible elements suggest transit or ticketing details without complete context.
The notice instructs correspondents and subscribers to send material for publication on only one side of the paper. Material written on both sides will be discarded.
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