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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1903

Page

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Welcome Address at Missouri Conference Bishops Open

Bishop Hanlon addresses visiting brethren at the Missouri Conference in St Louis, praising Protestant reformers from Luther to Calvin and urging modern churches to uphold human rights, education, and Christian courage amid waning influence.

Hanlon Voteal Missouri Conference Scomlon Dusmond Abke Mikwouri Cranades Justin Marty Polyenp Latimer Pilley Cranmer Wycliffe Christ England John Huss Jerome Martin Luther Charles VI Leo X Worms Jehova Laio John Calvin Ulrich Zwingle John Knox John Wexsley

Inventions and Faith Rise With Industrial Age

A survey of rapid printing advances and new tools from the era praise steam powered presses delivering 40 000 sheets per hour and ironclad ships to mass production. It compares Napoleonic weapons to modern rifles and notes agricultural progress with self binders improving threshing. It also highlights public education reforms, fire starting matches, and photography transforming portraiture while praising Christian missions spreading worldwide.

Howe Cheriah Iity Anc Nelson Lows Almont Burny U.S Canada Tle Captain Cook Sandwich

Ragged Notice of Fresh Meats and Fish Market Sale

Fragmentary OCR lists fresh and salt meats and fish offerings with scattered location hints Seton N Ohio St and related terms, indicating a local market or shop notice.

Seton N. Ohio

George R Smith College aims for thorough christian education

George R Smith College led by Rev I L Lowe D D Ph D describes its purpose to provide a practical christian education emphasizing health and physical training refined social culture morals and religious life. Work is divided into six departments including Primary Grammar Academy Art Music Industrial and Liberal Arts with various courses and degrees.

College of Liberal Arts

Fragmented School and Public Notice Page Names

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with titles and addresses including teachers, principals, nurses, and merchants across Missouri Illinois Minnesota and Louisiana. The passage also includes a verbatim verse about the creation of man attributed to various local names. The text reads as a directory of people and ends with a poetic excerpt.

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M. E Shelton French Geo Uhiman Northside Market George R. Smith College I. L. Lowe Tive. K. Bwith College Alumeus Gertrude T Hawkina Poon St. 1 Ko. Myles Mineral Springs Cartleville W. TH. Miles Garrison School Menry Francis Craterfield Lexington Mallabend Nelile Palmer Blondelle K Kibby Provident Hospital Dearborn Sts. Chicago J. A. Lewis Minneapolis Minn EK. A. Williamson Iqueen City Springfield AOL Sullivan W. H. Smith Sons & Co Hetail Grovers Myrtle B. Craig Agricultural College Mich Lysetta P. Johnson Civil Service Dangijle Walnut B. F. Harrington Ardonin Abbott Morgan St Sedalia Sarah Brown Jean Cecil Taylor Neosho Mistes Leonora Dillon Minniela ‘Jackson W. AL. Huston Peach Ers Lincoln School Seialia A. H. Gravitt Smithton FL Abbott Pitt's Chapel J. A. Dorsey Smith College Violetta Jackson Bedalin Caria Cotton Dearfort St Chicago Ill A.W. Rhodes Malta Bend Bowles Warrensburg Man Adam Eve Edom Lra G. Roberts Louis M.l.mackey Loulaiana Mary E.campbell Wellington EAS
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