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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
3
A long, overlapping jumble of names and events recounts illnesses, visits, subscriptions, and movements across towns. Miss Anna Simits enters college plans while Jobo Ramsey recovers, and several residents travel or attend services, funerals, and land business. Contacts include Rev William Divers, Rev Dennis Payton, Mrs Anna Wight, and Mrs Lavinia Taylor with mentions of parents, students, and local businesses.
Miss Effie West informs that the Dresden Hoard of Education has newly hoored her schoolroom. For this both teach.
Prof L B Banks of Texas delivered a series of sensitive lectures on The Negro of the Twentieth Century, prompting praise for his thoughtful perspectives. Rev HA Henley, after days with relatives, left Sedalia for Louisiana Missouri to resume church duties, having previously educated and taught locally.
Warrrensburg brief notes that Miss Feull traveled from Warrensburg to Kansas City on Sunday.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Sam Boyd dies Sunday in Jefferson City Missouri from typhoid fever. Daisy Lankford hosts a party Friday night honoring Miss Nor Hinston. Joseph Goatsin plans to leave Saturday morning for Lincoln Institute.
KC residents Will Lamb and Alex Steverson visited family in Marshall this week while Mittie Fowler and Mrs. John H. Bowen were laid to rest after funerals. Attendees included Pete Kile George Steverson and Arthur Rhodes from KC.
Blackburn School opened today enrolling twenty five pupils. The event marks the start of the term as students settle into classes and teachers prepare for the new academic year.
Mace and Hub Guthrie were seen in Pleasant Grove on Friday buying hogs, while rumors hint they are courting local belles Charley Red and Mia. Esther Tibbs wed quietly Saturday night. Miss Viola Parker visits Mrs Truly Wil, out in the country this week.
There is a quality in Rail road as in everything else. Track, Trains and Time are the essential elements guiding reliability and efficiency in rail operations.
In a tense political moment, supporters rally around Sepauia Woe and Cepsrnya vow while progressives push Lamong Ue forward. The public line tightens as funds and minted status become key factors in broader electoral efforts.
Local notes report Hmmet Jones starting at public school in Rams City. Mrs Ellen Talbot travels to Holden to visit daughter Mrs Gibson. Vernon Young, formerly employed at Carsievator, visited. Arte GB hosted. Mrs Stella Bohannon left for Sedalia. quarterly meeting held for Rev Rush of Georgetown.
Fragmented OCR text shows faded table entries for railroad and boat schedules. Key numbers like No. 1 and No. 24,000 appear with jumbled captions, making exact departures and arrivals unclear. The piece preserves a historical timetable snapshot despite legibility issues.
Missouri Kansas and Texas lines report southbound departures amid limited schedules. Railway officials cite seasonal demand and reduced daytime trains as factors shaping the current timetable.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments about a local sale action and reference to officials. The readable bits hint at a public sale process but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
Notice instructs correspondents to send matters to the tab shield at this office and warns to note the pains and waite on one side of papers only. It mentions mercatur mate ta sent lone and theft of paper prebidding duplication and penality.
The Potosi Public School opens Monday September 4 with Miss Ernestine Dyer as teacher. Miss Dyer has just returned from Chicago where she spent a pleasant vacation. Mr Julius Jolnkon has been in St Louis for months and spent the weekend at home. Mrs T J Cole and grandchildren visited Mrs Rachel Bryan last week. Miss Norah Hingston will leave for Jefferson City Saturday Sept 16 to attend Lincoln Institute. Rev W 4H Bill, pastor of the Baptist church, preached there. Two new converts were baptized and added to the church. The entertainment by the Ladies Court of Calanthe was a successful affair.
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