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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary speech notes urge patriotic sacrifice and fair wealth distribution. Calls rise for widening the tax base, boosting wartime morale, and ensuring fund for government needs. Mentions Fifty dollars and large sums as examples, with a nod to public duty and shared sacrifice.
An 1880s style notice reports Canan Povie linked to an Arthoan faeneet on a front description and a judge’s ruling on her sanity. It notes concerns about violence and instability, and mentions a path of examination amid family involvement.
The Washington based Republican Publicity Association denounces a circulating claim that Warren G. Harding said a dollar a day is enough for any working man. It cites history from 1884 Blaine Cleveland race and asserts Harding never endorsed such a sentiment and wages were above collective agreements under his leadership.
A speaker calls for immediate effort and accountability in the campaign. He warns opponents will smear Harding and Coolidge, saying vigilance is the price of republican success this fall and criticizes those who refuse to act. He urges opponents to step up or step aside.
A compact chronology of George Washington events from his 1775 appointment as commander in chief to his death in 1799. It notes his Yorktown surrender in 1781, resignation of commission in 1788, two inaugurations in 1789 and 1793, farewell address in 1796, retirement in 1797, and death in 1799.
The piece lauds George Washington as the unlikely yet pivotal leader who united a nation under crisis. It recalls his indomitable character forged by poverty, his courage at Bunker Hill, and the eventual surrender of Cornwallis, framing his presidency and the birth of the United States while noting the harsh criticisms he faced.
A 50 year old man recounts years of stomach trouble relieved after three doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He says he can now sleep any old way and credits the product with removing intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation. Money refunded if not convinced. Sold by Ben Doolittle and druggists.
J Gienger and Co markets tools of tractor capable of doing the work of three, claiming one third more bushels of corn wheat or oats. Jeffersonville's largest supply house promotes reliable farm machinery and Wallis brands.
Wanted man to sell guaranteed shrubs roses trees and plants weekly pay write now Barry Nursery Co Rochester N Y. Miss Hazel Perkins of Leavenworth Indiana visiting cousin Miss Merle Clark West Market Street.
Miss Clara Katherine Worrell of Indianapolis visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M B Worrell.
Mr Roland Carver, gravely ill with pneumonia, has shown improvement while staying at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J P Carver. The report notes his condition is improving under care.
Seven roads were advertised under county unit law but bids reached only one project the Richardson road in Silver Creek township. Claud Althands won at 21 974, higher than the prewar contract of 22 875 bid by Martin F. O Neill. Camy Creek bridge bids went to Robert L Plasketts 3150 and Elmer E Ogle 3310. County poor farm plumbing saw low bid from H B Lafever and W Ballard at 1087 75 with Gus Wissing bidding 1097
The Clark Circuit Court clerk Charles K. Zollman reports July licenses total 322, thirty six more than last July, a figure only surpassed three times in Jeffersonville history: last December and in August and September of the prior year, when 365 licenses were issued.
Jeffersonville's Popu lar Drug Store offers the best of service and the lowest prices on perfumes toilet articles soaps face creams tooth brushes clothes brushes combs hair brushes. Ask for perfumes with purity and fragrance.
Miss Florence Whitham arrived back yesterday after a visit to San Francisco California.
Miss Gertrude Knight aged 16 and Isaac S Lipsey a Sonora farmer married in Jeffersonville at 3 30 AM by Magistrate John Madden after being rousted from bed. They left Sonora Sunday evening planning a quick trip but faced three punctures and bad roads crossing the Ohio River at New Albany, with a few friends along for the ride.
H G Bottorff, manufacturer and builder of the finest auto tops. Seat covers protect auto seats and upholstery gives neat appearance. Always the best and highest class quality, work and service. Most reasonable prices. Adv.40.
Three trustees for Walnut Ridge cemetery will be elected by ballot August 46 between 5 and 8 o clock at the secretary Froman M Coots office to serve for one year. Candidates are Lawrence F Zimmer Froman M Coots city and L O Graves township. Graves will replace George Potter who did not seek re election. Grounds have been improved recently and more beautification is planned.
For sale one Singer sewing machine works fine and a Pathe phonograph. Owner leaving city. Apply 931 Mechanic. Ad runs July 13 to 17.
The Diamond Pure Food Company markets the finest health cereals with Diamond Crisp Flakes as the people's choice. Sold in millions of homes by first class retailers, the brand is promoted as the gold standard of cereals.
The Tri Kappas met with Miss May Veasey in a regular session with good attendance. They announced a rummage sale to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday this week on Spring Street between 7th and 8th. Attendees included Eugenia Glossbrewer Edith Eberts Lora Burtt Bertha Mary Elrod Mary Katharine Coll Mar ecolla Coll Katharine Baird Grace Lindley Dorothy Wilson and May Veasey.
Morris Optometrist offers Kryptoks Perfect Eye Glasses promising relief for tired eyes and sharper reading. Near and far vision in one pair aims to make seeing easier and reading more enjoyable. See W. 3. Morris-Adv23.
Mr and Mrs James J Morris and daughter Elizabeth arrive from Lexington Kentucky with the remains of E E Morris for burial. They are hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis Girdler.
Mevin Smith advertises a large sale on Singer sewing machines highlighting ease of use and long service life. He claims more Singers on the market than any other brand and invites customers to learn details at his shop.
Advertisement notes Rose Coal Company offers the best grades of coal, thoroughly screened and free from dirt and clinkers. It promises the most heat for the least money and claims most people order their coal from Rose Coal Company.
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