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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
3
A vague notice states a school team meets on the first and third Sundays each month at 11 p.m and an additional meeting on Tuesday night. It invites attendance and mentions free sight and general participation.
Dr Fulwrot of Pacific St ill this week asking subscription payments. Prof W O Allen returns for another school year. Miss Flora Wright to Kaaw visits. A L Bilis of Towa visits Mrs Phillips on More Street. William Alesander travels to Kansas City. Carter on Hick list, Johnson on Glen. Miss Alice Holmes accepts school in Smith this year. William Sailes of Smihton glab hearted by real thing. Miss Effie West departs for len to begin term. Fr Bush returns to city. Miss Anna Reynolds plans St Louis visit. Rev Hentey delivers sermon at Taylor Chapel. Isaac Reynolds and George on Jacksonville visit. Miss Lucy Bohannon to take charge of school in Warsaw. Mrs Richard Ferguson visits Jefferson City. Mrs L Tindall visits at Mrs Sallie Simpson’s. Mrs Mattie Walis departs for Kansas City. Luther Jackman visits Kansas City. Sam Marsald departs for Kansas City. Misses Irene Tutt and Mattie Williams return from St Louis. C M English joins Swift’s packing house. Garfield Jefferson arrives for college opening Sept 14. Miss Holmes of Sedalia visits Dunbeton fair. Miss Irva French leaves for Parsons. Win Diggs of Lamine St to stock new goods. Prof J W Johnson joins Otterville for year. Mrs Dirdie Williams and Fannie Green visit. Attorney W Blain travels Sweet Springs for damages case. Mrs Rona Wright Jr visits Dresden Lamonte and others then returns via Columbia for school. Miss Lena Dillon returns from Montana. Miss Matilda Nelson returns to Cleveland Ohio.
The health section notes steady improvement for a local resident. Sam Rameer of Warrensburg is named janitor of Broadway Public School by the board of education. Cooper County farmer Louis Draffen visits Charles Simpson and attends Mr Monsees semiannual sale while Mrs Jennie Burton and Miss Patsy Williams purchase A W Bird’s North Lamine street restaurant and cafe. J H Warris returns from St Louis where he worked for the Pullman Company and plans to join J T Williams for a Nashville departure to begin their next venture.
Mrs Antic Tibos spent Sunday in Alma. Ola Jones spent Sunday with Miss Lydia Shannon. George Presley Green Wilson Thomas Rhodes and Mac Summers spent Sunday in Kansas City. Lydia Chase of Marshall is visiting her niece Mrs Caroline Jackson.
A Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt discusses how character influences a man's business credit. It notes banks prefer solid security, yet loans are made despite questioning property security, as individuals seek funds by entering bank doors with requests.
A concise observation on risk and reward in rail travel and railroading. The quote links the salesman’s claim with odds of success, noting that security matters and exceptions exist. It hints at the era’s emphasis on technology and efficiency in trains and timekeeping.
Readers are urged to join the subscription drive for the Sepata Wrekng Constiga tor. The plea emphasizes not being left behind and encourages getting in line to be counted among the progressives.
The Central Baptist Association met in Warrensburg for a week with Rev. J H W Burton from Jefferson City noting the assembly as fruitful. In personal notices, Robert Phillips of Smithton prepared for college opening while Mrs Louisa Thruston left for Kansas City for winter. Mrs Jane Ward of Salt Pond arrived Wednesday noon to tend her sister Mrs Ann Fiyon who remains seriously ill.
Large turnout fills the M KE Church in Blackburn for Rally Day with attendees from Waverly, Sweet Springs, Salt Springs, Mt Leonard, Pleasant Grove, Malta Bend, South Grove and Salt Pond. The day’s collection totals £25.92 as Elder Days of Malta Bend preaches, with Prof W H Huston in attendance. Miss Mary Guthrie, brothers Hub and Mace, and Charles Taylor join a Pleasant Grove picnic. Norvell Coxton visits his sister Mrs Mattie Carter for the night.
A discussion on how regional attitudes to character and financial standing influence business, lending, and sales, noting Scotland as a model. The piece advertises railroad travel from May 4 to September 30 with round trip fares from 47.54 to West Coast routes and California stops, inviting readers to plan trips to Portland, Seattle, Victoria, and more for the Lewis and Clark exposition and Northwest attractions.
Train timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals with numbers and times. Mentions freight and yard start, but text is fragmented and partially illegible. Weak OCR yields unclear service details.
A partial OCR of a timetable lists numerous train numbers and ambiguous times such as 8, 440 am, 7, 7Wam, 20 pm and 630 pm. The text is garbled with missing words and inconsistent formatting, making precise destinations or services unclear.
Fragmentary OCR note from Sedalia and Warsaw Western roster. Includes partial times and numbers, unclear names, dates, and pages. Core legible items reference divisions and telegraph data with missing context.
A historic notice warns correspondents and subscribers to write on one side of the newspaper only. Messages on both sides will be discarded as waste.
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