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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1903

Page

3

Funeral Service for Arthur Brown Held At St Merk Chapel

The Funeral Service for the late Arthur Brown was held from St Merk Chapel Monday afternoon with Rev Wim Divers officiating. The deceased, a former student of Geo R Smith College, was noted for sobriety and industry. Many friends and relatives are deeply touched by his sudden passing.

South Seventh Street LD. N. Braxton Lewis County H. Brookmeier Arthur Brown St. Merk Wim Geo. R. Smith College

Brethren of Sedalia District Rally for Benevolence

The Sedalia district urges members to raise funds for the church benevolence during the eve of the third Quarterly Conference. Pastors' reports are encouraging yet funds lag. District stewards and leaders are asked to support pastor and presiding elder salaries and organize fall revival efforts. "He shall grant thee a crown of life." W. H. Smith, P. B.

Brethren W. H. Smith P. B

Immense Missouri Soil Depth Report Sparks Interest

The Richmond Missourian notes a drain ditch overflow revealed black soil to sixty-one feet depth near Morton. Jewell Mayes asserts the soil’s inexhaustible quality, with bottom lands yielding premier corn for twenty five years. The Missouri World's Fair Commission may leverage this in state promotion efforts.

Morton Jewell Mayes Richmond Missourian Bottow City Hill Missouri

Opening Day at College Sets Strong Start

Opening Day approaches with stone for the new building on site and strong ministerial and student turnout. The district ministers meet at the college, reception planned, and a flag donated by McLaughlin Bros. Groundbreaking address by Rev. Dr. Mason features prominently, with leaders like Hon. J. H. Bothwell invited. Notices highlight subscriptions, student aid demand, and local business support as the Savitisonian notes August gifts from several local entities.

Wm. C. Elelis Fulton, Mu M. C. B. Mason Cincinnatiti Ohio J. H. Bothwell

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