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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
3
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator offers a one dollar per year subscription to reach a thousand homes by December first. The ad invites subscribers and solicitors in every town to join, with contact at 104 E Main Street Sedalia Missouri and a vague timer for the sale.
Local letters report visitors across the region including Mrs. C F Steward in Kansas City and Mr Jesse Allen returning from Kansas City. Updates cover church meetings school events Halloween activities at the college and forthcoming lectures including Dr I B Scott. The note lists illnesses recoveries deaths and campus notes with social and community details.
Mrs Eunice Kinslow of Mother WV visited relatives last week. Prof F R Perkins moved his family to Malta Bend. Miss Mary J Bibbs visits Mrs Lenora Wilkims of Armstrong. Rev I S Wilson of Clarksville spent days with his brother Rev J J Wilson.
Rev Burns returned Sunday eve from a pastoral visit. Several farmers have sold farms in the area. Mrs Eliza Richardson visits Kansas City. Locals greet Waverly friends and Laura Carter shopped in Sweet Springs. Mr Wood and son George passed through from Higginsville. Revival closes until the second Sunday with two new church members. Mrs Sarah Thompson recovers from a illness. Miss Sassie McGuthrie visited town with sister Mrs Seals.
New students continue arrival as Bell Wiley recovers from a week on the sick list. Four Geo. R. students secure positions in the Conservation office. A new learn Latin quick class opens with R. Q. Wright leading.
Louisiana notes changeable weather as Mrs. Brown visits from Louisiana. Mrs. Rivere of Bowling Green visited Sunday, and Miss Nora Woods of Hannibal stayed with Mrs. Lidles Sunday.
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