Weekly Postal Notice Appears in Seda Lia Post Office
Published every Monday morning and entered at the Seda Lia Post Office as Second Class matter.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
2
Published every Monday morning and entered at the Seda Lia Post Office as Second Class matter.
A devotional verse petitioning God for mercy purity grace and renewal. It asks for forgiveness cleansing strength and guidance to live and work in God’s plan and to serve faithfully under divine leadership. The piece ends with Amen and the imprint The Christian Student.
A reflective exhortation urging readers to express love and forgiveness before friends die not after. The piece argues against waiting for funerals to show sympathy, urging early, concrete acts of kindness and consolation to brighten lives now.
An editorial argues commencements center on more than ceremony. It urges graduates to view diplomas as announcements and to pursue practical, diligent work rather than the illusion of easy life and sport. It notes the school life shapes social, moral and economic life and warns graduates to apply brains and muscles to real work.
Fragmentary text discusses beginning a struggle with courage and industry. It mentions educating, preparing, judging between good and bad, and urging moral courage and broadheartedness to discern and follow what is right. The source text is damaged and lacks complete sentences or names.
The article extols Prof J H Kenner a longtime leader of Marshall's schools and his devotion to the town. It notes his twenty years in charge of the colored school, praises the graduating exercises at Lincoln School, and quotes praise from the Marshall Daily Democrat about teachers and pupils. It mentions Prof G N Grisham as guest speaker and references school board members and officials in attendance.
A. W. Lloyd lectured in Ironton on the 15th. John Sides, a member of Kof P Lodge No. 30, died last Thursday the 17th. A grand youth entertainment directed by Misses Arnett and Lax raised 21.50 for church authorities. Pastor A M Todd reports growth at Ironton and Potosi and a hopeful year ahead.
Farmington reports the Douglass school commencement exercises held Wednesday evening drew a large crowd. The Class of 07 received many meritorious awards amid applause. Visitors came from Belle Terre Festus and De.
Ironton and Fredericktown officials join Prof. J C Staten and Mies Dayie Baker in renewed work for the upcoming term. The note mentions the ladies of Queen of Honor in a brief qualifying line.
Farmington ready for a comfortable session as Rev J K Edwards of Bonne Terre, a former local pastor and noted Christian, visits for eye care and expresses potential retirement. He has many friends here who offer sympathy. Frida, the Benton, will be at the Conservator Annex with Sunday visits advertised.
An announcement invites attendees to the Conservator Annex after the Musicale at the New Sedalia Theatre on the 27th. Creampuffed refreshments will be served and admission is ten cents.
Local ad announces upholstery work including solas chairs and beds at 52¢ N Washington Avenue. Offers repairs, reupholstery, and refunds on furniture work with a focus on quality service for homeowners.
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