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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
3
Directory lists subdivision court meetings across Missouri and nearby towns with each court name number meeting days times and officers including worthy counselors and recorders of deeds. It notes submission of unentered courts to send names numbers dates and officers to the office.
Miss Maggie Johnson will visit Kansas City today Rev W H Smith returned from the North on the 9th Mrs Susan Johnson returns from a pleasant trip to St Louis Master Earl Mankins after a severe illness is improving Miss Nadine Dyer after a fort night visit in Kansas City has returned home Hill and wife of Rockport visit George Barry on West Johnson Eva Williams of Tipton visiting the Hickman home Miss Lulu Wilson after a lengthy visit departed for Boonville on the 11th Little Chester Dyer son of Al Dyer is on the sick list this week Miss Lucy Bohannon succeeding nicely with her school work at Dresden Mrs Edward McAlston of Chicago visiting Mrs Stella Abbott on North Osage St Editor W H Carter and family departed for St Joseph Carter pushing the Enterprise up there William Speed of Texas and C L Robinson of Muskogee in critical condition at M K & T hospital Amos Adams of Warrensburg attended the funeral of his wife's father Charles Porter here on the 11th Mrs Ella Adams of Warrensburg called here for illness and death of her father If you have not subscribed you had better do so to know a thing or two politically Mrs Sarah Jackson of Pleasant Green spent several days with Mrs Mattie Kinney on Jefferson Avenue Kelley W Hogan and Miss Ida Hopkins of Otterville guests of Mrs C W White on North O gage Avenue Sherman Mitchell and family were here.
Souther Missouri residents visit relatives on North Washington avenue and West Morgan street. Jerry Basket of Bunceton plans a six room house for Hayden Golden on West Morgan. Nelson Crews to speak on 1906 Issues. Albert Morehead and wife ill. Rubie cared for them. High Life beers at Blochberger Buske on East Main. Miss V Wilene Jackson becomes Tipton primary teacher starting the 8th. West Witcher returns from conference and resumes teaching voting. Rev Wm Alexander leaves Quinn chapel for Kansas City conference with a good report. Lone Ware gains favor among colored people as he makes friends citywide.
Woodson Powell aged 25 died at his East Morgan Street home Monday night. His funeral was at C. M. E. church with Rev. Thomas L. Scott and burial in the city cemetery. He leaves a wife and family. Charles Porter died at his North Broadway home Tuesday night aged 80 after years in the city. Funeral at Taylor's Chapel with Rev. Richard Davis. He is survived by two children, Charles Jr. and Mrs. Ella Adams of Warrenaburg.
J T Williams named captain of the Mc Harry Medical football team and vows victory through vigorous line play. George R, Grand Worthy Matron, and Mrs Alice Jones of Saint Joseph visited the city on the 6th for court business, with hospitality at T M Smith’s West Morgan Street residence. Finis Washington hosted a March on its last Monday at 8:30 pm and wed Miss Annie Redman. Rev Richard Davie tied the knot.
The article outlines six and a later seventh rule on subscriptions. Notices required to stop delivery, continuing after arrears, responsibility for uncollected papers, and moving without informing the publisher. Courts treat refusing to take papers as evidence of fraud. prepaid subscribers must notify when ending. new postal laws allow arrest for fraud for nonpayment and improper refusals.
A town paper lists new subscribers led by H H Johnson as a call for readers to welcome the news staff. Steve Jones of Longwood submitted his subscription and praised FB I Johnson as a candidate for assemblyman. Eula M Brown of Waverly visited the fair and works as an eight year veteran teacher at Waverly school. The Masonian Litrary society at George R. Smith College reorganized with J H Terre] as president and Arthur Woolfolk as secretary, adding 13 members. Prof AC Maclin will assist as critic. Rev George W Hardin and Prof P C Givens with Editor W H Huston spoke at Dresden urging Negro voters to stay conservative and independent locally, urging bearers to align with known friends across party lines, followed by a luncheon hosted by Miss Lucy Bohannon.
James S. Sneaman as chairman calls Republicans to work with the Republican National Congressional Committee to elect two Republicans. The campaign should center on the party record and Theodore Roosevelt, with subscriptions of one dollar from Republicans and distribution of the Campaign Text Book and official documents. P O Box 2063 New York.
Saint Joseph Missouri fraternal lodge notices: Joseph Lodge No 47 meets the first and third Tuesdays each month at 8 oclock in the castle hall at the corner of 3rd and Mitchell streets. William Lacy chancellor commander WH Carter keeper of records and seal.
Utopia Court No 19 convenes an extra session on Thursday the 18th at 2pm. Members must attend on time. Mrs J W Miller is the worthy counsellor and Mrs Lula Coleman is the register of deeds.
The Pilgrim lists three aims for life friendship and cheerfulness three aims for honesty freedom beauty three for power gracefulness dignity three to avoid idleness loquacity and flippant testing three to govern temper tongue and conduct three to hate cruelty arrogance affectation three to think about life death and eternity three to love purity truthfulness and honor three to be brave gentle and kind
Sunday School, preaching, class meeting, Epworth League, and prayer meeting listed for weekly evenings. Rev R Davis is pastor, residence 107 E Cooper Street.
Four Sunday School sessions at 10 am with preaching on the first and third Sundays. Prayer meetings at 1 am and 7:30 pm. Tuesday night Covenant Meeting and Friday night services. Pews free and all are welcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to reference Koing Hast Pepart Yds bhy Wi fees aerate Ie in railroad timetable context. Readable bits mention schedules or departures with unclear station names and timings, suggesting a local transit update or timetable snippet pending clarification. More legible text needed to identify exact trains, routes, and dates.
Sedalia and Warsaw notices appear in the Western section with routine listings. A fragmentary line mentions Sedalia arrival and a verb 'shew' with unclear context.
Arrive No 1 listed at 6 26 pm and No 3 at 8 am Viger with 2 12 am indicated. No 611 runs daily except Sunday and No 101 K division referenced.
Readable fragments show a transit flyer listing times for a route to Go North and BaerT with a 2 and 8:33 morning service, plus 600 p m, and a 10 m note. References to WL daily operation except Sunday and a 584 meter line appear, but details are incomplete.
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