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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

4

Classified Notice Fragment Shows Late 19th Century Ads

Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper classifies notices and ads. It mentions weekly Friday distribution, storage, per year rates, discounts for merchants, publication terms, and requests for correspondence. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations, rendering specifics uncertain.

Attending One’s Own Business and Reform Efforts

Doubts about self erode confidence in others. The piece urges constant self focus as essential. It praises reform movements and calls for moral and financial support to uplift people, stressing personal effort to advance changes and inviting participation.

Worth and virtue in public service

A reflection on how an individual's value should be measured by usefulness generosity and character rather than wealth or status. It cautions against avarice and greed and urges nobles impulses to guide service to humanity as the noblest form of work.

Revered Civil War Veteran Rev Morri son White Dies

Veterans and citizens mourn the loss of Rev Morri son White of this city, a prominent Civil War veteran praised for an honest life, family devotion, and steadfast advocacy of home purity and higher standards. His death marks the end of a long, principled career and respected example.

Fragmentary pledge verses in old wartime lament

A fragmentary sentence laments veterans who should rest at home rather than face disgrace, urging devotion to homes and churches and condemning public shame imposed on their service. The text preserves old wartime sentiment without full context.

Old Soldiers and Moral Guidance Amid School Closures

A reflective editorial rebukes neglectful attitudes toward veterans and urges respect for aging soldiers. It warns parents to assess moral climates before placing children in jobs, stressing employment should not expose youth to immoral influences. The piece notes local readers, school closings, and community figures amid varied notices.

Life sketch of Rev G Harrison White in Sedalia church death

The Rev G Harrison White died at home in west Sedalia on May 9 at age 67 years 7 months 7 days after weeks of illness. Funeral services were at Morgan Street Baptist with Reverends Wilson and Green officiating. He was a longtime minister in Saline county and a beloved community figure, survived by eleven of his fifteen children. The article notes his Kentucky birth October 1436, marriage to Hanna Whitfield, and lasting impact as a church leader and fatherly figure.

G. Harrison White West Sedalia Morgan Street Baptist Church Kk. M. Wilson Warrensburg Harrison Green Marshall Shaw Post G. A. R Cemetey Kentucky Hanna Whitfield Pree Baptists Saline County Soliers

Commencement Program at Central Alabama Academy Ends

The services began on the 15th and concluded on the evening of the 19th with a series of educational specialties at the Opera House in Hontsville Alabama. The institution’s president is BW Ball A B, a graduate of George R. Smith College.

Alabama Academy Opera House Hontsville Ala BW. Ball A.B Geo. R. Smith College

Card of Thanks from Hanna White and family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Hanna White and family.

Hanna White

Cemetery Notice for Decoration Day Care of Graves

All persons and relatives with graves in the colored cemetery are notified to have their graves cared for in time for Decoration Day. May 30th, failure to act will follow. For details consult DAY Steele, Luke Johnson, Sexton, N. Me stre to clean and price markers at the heads of your frionite graves. Money to loan no commission H. G. Phillips

Dent Steele Luke Johnson Sexton

Mull line of bangs and braids in vivid salon trends

A fragmented reading sketches fashion notes on hairstyles from bangs to braids and bold hair care terms. It references products like whitening and fire bleach and mentions Cooper in a vague fashion context, signaling a local style column seed.

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