Mee Year Rate Notice
A brief notice states a yearly amount of four dollars and fifty cents per year for non-Advance payments. It appears as a financial reminder likely related to a subscription or service fee.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
4
A brief notice states a yearly amount of four dollars and fifty cents per year for non-Advance payments. It appears as a financial reminder likely related to a subscription or service fee.
Fragmentary text notes life among women in Ne and nearby areas with references to health claims. Mentions "Eawas down with mys" and unable to stand, mentions Foley Hid oak and various pills for kidney and rheumatic pains. Also lists remedies and products like Lightning Patch and Anti Thief Switch Lock with names such as U. S. Gr. Wolcott and E. Shoch el Reier.
Three Seattle women Leola May Blinn her mother Mrs. Sarah Blinn and Mrs. Charles S. Davis left Seattle on an 8999 mile continental journey. Stranded at North Yakima they fought off wolves and coyotes with firebrands and a hatchet overnight. One slept in a sleeping car while others kept watch. they later found help from two white men to continue the trip.
Mrs. Romeo Harcreve and niece Neues traveled to Morristown for Thanksgiving. Laura Beck of New Albany visits her cousins the Beck sisters on Maple street. Vera Williams Mills, formerly of the city now in Louisville, visited friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindley hosted a family dinner yesterday. George Gray of New Liberty Indiana visits his brother Palmer Gray at 738 Spring street. Violet Sanse hosts a 500 club gathering tomorrow afternoon on East Chestnut street. Miss Clara Servest plans to leave for Wabash. Mrs. John Reak and granddaughter Lerane Fucoeau visit relatives. Charles Nester and family stay with friends in Corydon, Indiana. Mrs. Tea Chien hosts Thanksgiving dinner on Pearl street with guests of Mrs. Schwaninger’s mother Mrs. Mahaffey. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jacob and children visit Mrs. George Jacob on Meigs avenue. A large crowd attends the Senita Hop Club dance at the K. of P. Armory. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Patterson entertain relatives at Thanksgiving dinner with guests Elmer Reynolds and daughter Hazel Reynolds of South Louisville, C. T. Upton of Lebanon Junction, and Lillie Reynolds of Oakdale Kentucky.
Thanksgiving scenes and visits across Jeffersonville and nearby towns are described with names like Kehoe family Miles Landing Bethlehem and residents in Franklin Indiana visiting relatives in W Maple Street. The column also includes a health ad section urging kidney care and featuring Mrs A C Davis of Jeffersonville endorsing Doan s Kidney Pills with local drugstore reference.
For sale or trade a modern cottage with bath toilet and gas, located at 525 East Market Street. Will sell or exchange for a small country place. Signed M. Gilmorf e. Also includes advertisements for health tonics a phonograph and gasoline additive with company names and prices.
A holiday sales line promotes Singer Sewing Machine Co offering sewing machines as gifts. The ad lists the address 419 Spring St and a contact phone 1206y.
Alan Sullivan in Harper's Magazine argues that North American children are overprotected by marriage driven parenting. They grow pampered and under disciplined, developing vanity and a cold view of the future. He forecasts a society dominated by wealth and shifting aristocratic values without noblesse oblige or inherited responsibility. A notable line cites women trading salary for board and clothes.
A woman repeats she cannot understand many things she actually knows better than her husband. Before marriage a man cherishes his fiancée as dear, but after marriage he may deem her extravagant. A simple remark that she has heard something about him can make a husband tremble.
Classified item offers a modern house for rent at 125 E Front Street with six rooms and bath and an advertisement for Amalgamated Oil Co stock at 1 cent per share with potential 1000 shares for $10. The notice includes contact details Ed Jackson at 123 E Front and the Colcord Building Oklahoma City Oklahoma with ad date 11 35.
A string of sharp quips on love marriage and money. Observations on male and female behavior, pride sexuality and social norms. The proverbs lampoon reputation and risk in relationships with tongue in cheek humor.
A dated inventory lists numerous properties on Chestnut Broadway and surrounding streets offering 1 to 6 rooms with rents ranging from 2.00 to 40.00. Entries include gas service noted for several units and multiple addresses such as 922 E Chestnut 1024 E Chestnut 508 Broadway 630 Walnut 817 Indiana and 31-1383 Watt St among others. The list reflects a dense brokered or classified housing catalog.
A historical classifieds snippet lists multiple rental properties with addresses on Front, Montgomery, Walst, Mapte, Meigs, Markel, Wall, Maple, and Port Fulton. Each entry shows number of rooms and amenities such as gas, bath, or furnace, with monthly rents ranging roughly from 9 to 46 dollars.
A reader's listing shows multiple apartment details with floor level rooms and utilities. Listings include 614 E Chestnut first floor with bath and gas, 616 E Chestnut second floor six rooms bath and gas, 123 Spring second floor five rooms water, 252 Spring second floor four rooms gas and water, 222 Ohio second floor four rooms gas, 915 E Chestnut first floor five rooms bath and gas, 431 E Chestnut five rooms gas and bath.
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