Office Cat Poem Refrains From Christmas Cheer
Fragmentary verse about holiday cheer and frugality featuring a cat as observer. Mentions St Nick and festive mood with sparse, playful lines.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary verse about holiday cheer and frugality featuring a cat as observer. Mentions St Nick and festive mood with sparse, playful lines.
A brief notice notes the closing of a mouth safety case involving Speer Fairy and related authorities. Investigators indicate the matter concludes with procedural steps and no further action expected.
Fragmentary verse notes Ezra Mains grave marker line about freedom from chains. Eerie garble hints at a skid and a fearful end while describing a grave site and an unnamed place or time.
A garbled reminiscence mixes accidents and relationships with local life details. The text references a Dane county sheep ranch foreman, marital tensions, and several unnamed people as it drifts through injuries, marriages, and everyday aims.
A housewife in green coveralls asks her husband Dickey to bring home an otneose soap the next day. He replies he already brought one yesterday, but it had four mice in it, leaving the joke and confusion in a messy pantry scene.
Saturday night a lost Airedale pup seeks return to 816 E Court. Reward offered. Adv Dec 12 13 14.
Clark Circuit Court Order in cause Koehler vs Whitsett directs Commissioners to survey and relocate corners of two parcels in Clark County Indiana within the Qinoig Grant. The tract covers 72.5 acres, bounded by the Sellersburg and Bennettsville Road and adjacent surveys. January 10, 1922, set for survey by the Clark County Surveyor. Commissions: Laurent A. Douglass George C. Kopp Edgar B. Martin. Adv TIP Dee 17-24-31.
A dark blue silk bag was lost on a spring evening between Maple Street and the Frank Rose Coal Co office. It contains a considerable amount of money. Return to the coal office to claim a reward.
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