Sunday Star Jefferson paper ad previews local pages
The fragment describes the Sunday Star edition with notices, ads and page previews. It mentions advertising sections and local civic items, alongside brief references to staff and office requests. The text is a messy OCR fragment from a Jefferson paper with several unreadable portions.
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Reid A
Jefferson
Star
Tien
Jeffer Haw Teawspaper
Saiudan
Ofa Avery
Poneas Carey
Woody
Urst
Leone
Profit by Good Advice Helps Erienus Recover
Mrs. J Pode shares how a health plan and new medicine changed her life after illness. She recalls severe fatigue dizziness and a winter influenza leaving her weak until trying Tantac which restored appetite energy and prevented further episodes.
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Ayiak
Moate
Business Men Banquet Highlights Ferry Venture Support
Over 150 members gathered at St. Luke's assembly rooms for the Chamber of Commerce banquet detailing the new ferry business. Leaders from Louisville, New Albany, and Columbus shared notes on cooperation and navigation revival, with speeches praising intercity ties and local business strength.
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St. Luke's Church
Chamber of Commerce
St. Luke's
Eugene Applegate
Winter
Mr. Applegate
Richard Beam
Louisville National Banking O
H. A. Buerk
New Albany Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Burge
Louisville Board of Trade
David B. G. Rose
Standard Printing Co
Louisville
Walter Simmons
Simmons Hardware Co
St. Louis
Harold Kaan
Fin CT Ambus Republican
Harley Sanders
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Beam
Three Falls
Prof
Buerk
Clark
Borden Institute
Indiana Falls
Joe Burge
Coots
Ferry Company
Rose
Tantac Advertised as Grand Medicine in Jeffersonville
A reader notes Tantac is praised as the world’s grandest medicine and claims duty to share the word. The ad states Tantac is sold in Jeffersonville at Doherty's Standard Drug Store.
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Jeffersonville
Doherty
Adv
Jeffersonville meeting boosts city with speeches and votes
A large gathering led by President Applegate heard talks from Capt Spragle and others praising city improvements and urging cooperation. Officers were elected, including Applegate as president and Groher as vice president, with flowery praise for the meeting’s spirit and its big boost for Jeffersonville.
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Qualis
Applegate
Judge Fortune
Capt. Spragle
Mr. Hollenbach
Wilmer Fox
William Kilgus
H. A. Burtt
Ed. Tagart
Charles Hertzsch
Fox
Eood
Kilgus
Clark County
Auto Club
Edward Groher
Harry Ferguson
Geo. Kopp
Frank Lindley
M. GC. Heilman
John Gienger
James Mara
Harry, Bird
Herman Rave
Ed. Tagearet
Frank Same
Sanders
Columbus
Claude McBride
Dinner for Union Chapel Ladies Union club event
The Ladies Union club of Union Chapel hosted members' families at W. C. Lewman Prather’s home for a day long dinner described as a kingly feast. A red heart theme honored St. Valentine with prizes awarded to Mrs. W. J. Nickles and Mrs. Alfred Hall in heart themed contests.
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Ladies Union Club of
Union Chapel
W. C., Lewman
Alfred Hall
Valentine Party at the Redding Home
Miss Ruth Redding hosted a Valentine party Saturday night at her parents home on the Plank road. Decorations and refreshments reflected the theme. Guests included Lillian Pumparey Bertha Deibe Lucy Crum Mabel Prather Edith Helen Bastian Leona Bryant Ruth Sage Dorothy Dix Elizabeth Margaret Ruth Nettie Jacobs Mena Weber Elinor Fry Mildred Dellinger Hallie Potter William Gilmore Gordon Gilmore Willie Hartlege Everitt Albert Hartlege John Fry Edgar Thro Cecil Lutz Sam Graves Clarke Dellinger Reed Hilton Arthur Jann Alpha Gilmore Herbert Jacobs.
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Ruth Redding
Valentine
Floyd Redding
Plank Road
Lillian Pumparey
Bertha
Lula Deibe
Lucy Crum
Mabel Prather
Edith Helen Bastian
Leona Bryant
Ruth Sage
Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth
Margaret
Ruth
Nannetta Jacobs
Mena Weber
Elinor Fry
Mildred Dellinger
Hallie Potter
Extension nurses Grace Pitt and Rhule Cas ter to speak at high school
Miss Grace Pitt and Rhule Cas ter from Indiana University extension service will speak at the high school on February 28 and March 14.
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Grace Pitt
Rhule
Extension Service of
Indiana University
Painter Harry Smith and Lillian Sanders Wed in Port Fulton
Port Fulton painter Harry Gray Smith son of Mr and Mrs Albert Smith married Miss Lillian May Sanders of Peoria Illinois at Rev D A Winter residence last night.
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Harry Gray Smith
Port Fulton
Albert Smith
Lillian May Sanders
Peoria
Jil
Clarence Sanders
D. A. Winter
Busy Bee Club Meeting Postponed To Next Week
The Busy Bee club meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to an unspecified night next week, delaying plans and venue.
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Busy Bee Club
Jeffersonville Chamber Boosts City Trade Revival
A booster meeting sparked by a big victory elevates spirits and promises transportation improvements. Speakers credit the Chamber of Commerce with starting a new era of progress for Jeffersonville, aiming to revive local trade and spur better things ahead.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonvil's
Assessors Prepare to List Personal Property March First
The article notes assessors will begin listing personal property for taxation on March first. It covers new regulations, discussions with the state tax board, and the goal of assessing household goods fairly, noting past inequalities and the plan to start later this month.
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Brasmus
Civd
Pbis
Dew
Fae
Og Veoe Powestes
Fire damages Memphis smokehouse fawn oven inferno
A smoke nonsp on the fawn a James W. Tmwebleon Memphis was destroyed by fire within its can fents after a blaze burnt its contents. The incident left several dine felled by smoke and heat during the night.
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James W
Perugmïen's Pions Ton Fund Spotlights City Projects
A municipal measure proposes a five man fund to establish offices in Jeffersonville class cities and to set up a hike for pedicotion as part of the program.
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Leeisiafare Des
Jeffersonville
Red Men heritage traces to early patriots and frontier orders
The Red Men claim an origin older than the United States tracing to Sons of Liberty and similar groups. They note Washington and Paul Revere as members and say the order helped shape American patriotism, with historic ties to Fort McHenry and the Star Spangled Banner era.
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United States
Sons of Tammy
Sons of Liberty
Patriotic Orders
United Order of
Red Men
Washington
Paul Reverer
Fort McKenry
Presbyterian church marks 105th anniversary celebration
The Presbyterian church celebrates its 105th anniversary tonight with Rev. OT Black delivering a history of the congregation.
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Presbyterian Church
OT. Black
Jeffersonville Chapter Teastern Star Meet Tonight
Jeffersonville Chapter Teastern Star invites all officers to attend tonight and future meetings for important work instructions and guidance.
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Jeffersonville
Teastern Star
Local High School Recounts Narrow Victory Over Louisville Vale
The match at the Armory saw HNAL TOUCHES PUT ON PLAYS edge Louisville Vale High 13 to 13 in a spirited battle. Roye's long-range shot and Jeffer’s leadership sparked the offense as Male Tei Caen and Waggoner contributed in a closely fought game.
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Jeeysoovihie Hash Sehoads
Rey Am Foval
Armory
Louisville Vale High School
Capavitiatlin
Jets
OH. S
Jeff Enyer
Roye
Seriou
Ton Myers
Devase
Royce
Iis
Mar
Neo Paphlis
Throop
tyNeil
Talmes
Waggoner
Jeffs
Scheo
Kot P
National Welfare Day Observed by PTA in Louisville
The National Parent-Teacher Association requested a Guand Welfare Day celebration on Thursday February 17. Rose H PTA will host a social at the school building at 8 p.m. A program includes an illustrated lecture on Charity and Human Progress by Elwood Street, secretary of the Louisville Welfare Association. All patrons in the district are invited.
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National
Parent-Teacher Association
Rose H
Parent-Teachers Association
Elwood Street
Louisville Welfare Association
Electric Fire At 336 Indiana Avenue Causes Minor Damage
An 8 PM Tuesday fire at Robert Gleason's home 336 Indiana Avenue started from an electric wire hung on a nail. Miss Gleason, his daughter, burned her hand while removing the wire. The blaze did little damage to the house.
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Robert Gleason
Indiana Avenue
Miss Gleason
Baby boy arrives at J Booth School home in Indianapolis
Ida M. Sewell of 956 East Maple receives word that the stork brought a baby boy to the residence of her son J Booth School in Indianapolis.
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Ida M. Sewell
East Maple
J. Booth School
Indianapolis
Miss Sybil Moore Invited to Lecture by Judge McDermott
Miss Sybil Jane Moore of Louisville Circle, Daughters of Isabella, was invited to attend a Jeffersonville Circle lecture by Judge E. J. McDermott at the Louisville Uiela hall. William Sparks on Ninth and Pratt streets led a horse and fell when the animal stumbled, dislocating his right arm.
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Louisville
Daughters of Isibella
Jeffersonville
E. J. McDermott
William Sparks
Ninth
Pratt Streets
Hunt joins state Americanization Committee for district
Charles A. Hunt of this city is named to the executive committee of the State Americanization Committee of the American Legion to represent the Third Congressional District.
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Charles A. Hunt
State Americanization Committee
The
American Legion
Thiri
Womanless Wedding to Be Repeated at Bethel Church
Arthur Dugan will direct a repetition of the Womanless Wedding at Bethel colored church on Court avenue. The entire cast is made up of colored people and their acting is excellent. As a comedy it is one of the season's successes with over 50 tickets sold to white patrons.
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Arthur Dugan
Bethel Colored Church
Court Avenue
The U B R E of P Meets Thursday Night
A brief meeting of The U B R E of P is planned for Thursday night. Members will discuss upcoming events and organizational matters at the usual venue.
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U. BR. E. of P
Falls City Recreation Club to Host Non Subscription Panee
The Falls City Recreation club announces a non subscription panee at Spieth hall located at Spring and Chestnut streets. On Saturday evening February 19 the club committee will include Roy Gaither as president Kenneth Pearcy as vice president Paul Rinke as secretary and William Webb as treasurer.
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Falls City
Spieth Hall
Spring
Chestnut Streets
Roy Gaither
Kenneth Pearcy
Paul Rinke
William Webb
Women Overdoing It Warns Of Ailments And Need
An advisory piece notes women of all walks push themselves too hard leading to nervous exhaustion insomnia backache and other feminine illnesses. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard restorative gaining nationwide recognition.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Clark County Indiana Sealed Linoleum Bid Notice
Clark County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for linoleum items due March 7 1921 by 10 a m at the courthouse Jeffersonville bids must be filed with the county auditor with a linoleum sample and the board reserves the right to reject all bids notice dated February 16 1924 issued by County Auditor Thomas L Stoner adv Feb 16.
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Board of Commissioners
Clark
State of
Indiana
Court House
Jeffersonville
Thomas L. Stoner
Clark County
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