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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
8
A local store promotes embossed plain white ware including cones in plates cups and bowls plus napkins vegetable dishes and water coolers at low prices. It touts 6 10 and 12 piece sets and India linen dresses with Swiss embroidery and invites customers to visit this week for bargains and stylish goods for summer.
A compact notice announces the launch of The Exclusive Cash and The Exclusive Notion Store, highlighting new offerings and local shop presence with emphasis on availability and storefront details.
A large crowd attended the Sunday School convention near Sheridan Township, east of the city. The program featured recitations, sermons, and an illustrated talk by Rev. Dison on the boy out of Sunday School, with emphasis on punctuality and responsibilities for both boys and girls. Local church schools Zion Sheridan and Mayflower contributed poems and readings, and officers were elected amid a lively program.
The Lamar area reports a graduation linked elopement of Miss Art a and Mr York amid family opposition. Mrs York and Miss Griffin are noted as longtime companions. the couple wed in a romantic yet unconfirmed manner. Community notes mention visits, a cream social, and local social events with broader regional ties.
A clipped note from a New York paper laments moral decay as America nears ruin. It cites Dred Scott and Omnibus Bill, urges temperance and Christian unity to awaken the nation from its sloth, referencing Miss Butler confronting a saloon dispute and urging action.
The text reports Sheriff Slavens traveling Tuesday to Jefferson City with a Nashville delegation to pursue three-year terms related to a break in at HS McCune's store. It notes credit to P. A. Lodge of Nashville for aiding the arrest, and mentions a local Sunday School Convention date being set amid county convention planning. It reads like a fragmented late 19th or early 20th century county newspaper item with travel and convention notices interwoven.
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