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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
Officials weigh three options to return funds to taxpayers as state revenues face deductions. Legislators may legalize increases, authorize temporary loans or bonds, or raise the tax rate for the final half of the year. Farmers who paid under protest seek rebates as the dispute continues.
Mrs. Lena Jenks and Mrs. Clifford Drozda visited Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Baggerley for dinner. Misses Olsen and Margaret Jenks were the other guests, and Mrs. Drozda has since returned home.
Little Martha Anne Sutton has returned from a visit to Campbellsburg Kentucky where she enjoyed time with relatives and toured local sights during the trip.
Mrs. J. J. Morris sent household goods by truck to Lexington Kentucky where the family will locate. Mrs. Morris and daughter Elizabeth leave Saturday.
Miss Julia Arnold is home again from a visit to her father in Indianapolis. She spent a very pleasant Fourth there.
Cleona, Miss Clara Auer and Mrs Ina Weber of Cincinnati motored to Frankfort and Shelbyville yesterday. Mrs Weber came to the city last week to attend the jubilee services at St. Anthony's church held last Sunday.
Mrs Bernard Sykes chaperoned a Sunday School class on a picnic to Willy Goat Hill with games and swimming. Attendees included Rosale Cot tril Anna Ran Nora Russ Verna Virginia Brightweel Ruth Casey Jane Helen Holden Emma True Freda Kedall Andrey Zelpha Lockwood Naida Williams Mildred Geeker and Mr and Mrs Bernard mykes. Mrs Lee Sylvester plans a trip to San Francisco to visit relatives.
Mr. Plez Allhands and his niece Miss Margaret Allhands with Miss Thelma Utterback of Wingate Ind visited Mr. and Mrs. G N Jacobs and returned home yesterday.
The U. F. M. S. of Wall St Church will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Miss Ada Frank. The April Friend will be used for Mystery Box questions and each member is asked to bring a short missionary story.
Vernon Orem visits Eckerty Indiana relatives while Mrs Farley of Madison visits her daughter Mrs Wymond Bras on N Front St. Several families return after visits including Wm Frank and daughter Lillian, Dale Talkington of Kenosha, James Liston Kathrine Uatham from Lexington, W G Young from Corydon, Timer Bunnell family from Atlanta, Joshua England Mooney Morris Buhner Paul England from Fort Wayne. Milliard Hume plans Martinsville trip for rheumatism treatment.
Mrs. McClure, visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Fox, has returned home.
Miss Margaret Overstreet of Perryville Kentucky arrived yesterday to visit her brother Ernest Overstreet and sister Mrs Henry Wifflehem.
Mrs M W Scott of Vincennes Indiana and Elmer Pifer with Mr and Mrs Broe Pifer and their young daughter of Oak Town Indiana traveled here today for a visit.
In a Woodside household, months of chores cease as Mariar prepares to depart. Mrs. Woodside laments the task of summoning Mariar to start fires and heat, leaving kitchens cold and baths tepid while preparations for Mariar's exit unfold.
An oblique notice from Milwaukee Wisconsin laments a furnace grate issue in a cryptic exchange about a carman and the devil. The fragment hints at a discussion of a mechanical problem and a demand for attention to repair.
Quote from Chicago Tribune recounts a rough voyage with several harsh encounters with the crew. The speaker notes having to punch the steward multiple times to get noticed and assistance.
English used for first time in debates of the Philippine House of Representatives. Speakers include Beniquew De Guzman and Virata, all graduates of the University of the Philippines. Literacy exceeds seventy percent among 10 years and older, higher than any North American country. Independence is the aim reflected in the report.
Dr M Gandier superintendent of the California Anti Saloon League, fresh from the Philippines, argues that Filipinos from all classes desire independence and can govern themselves. He believes independence will come, and sooner is better, though conditions may affect the pace of development.
Vocally overwhelmed dialogue shows Farmer Corntessel dismissing a man's conscience as a “sill, small voice” while noting his talk would drown it out. The exchange highlights a brusque, humorous clash over moral awareness.
The piece contrasts Jiggs avoiding fortune telling with a discussion on marriage as a profession. A feminist author argues marriage demands full commitment, likening it to medicine or law, and calls for preparatory training for both spouses to ensure balance between husband and wife roles.
Advertisement notes a three room setup with kitchenette and utilities including gas water and electric. Address 716 Watt Street used for application with a doubtful date line Adv D150P dune 30 Fiy5.
The Leading Shoe Repairer Geo. C. Ogden offers half soles and rubber heels to cut shoe bills and provide solid comfort in every step, promising savings and easier wear through expert repairs.
The Belden Furniture Co promotes a wide home furnishings line including refrigerators described as energy saving and affordable and oil stoves for hot weather. They offer home delivery with full guarantees.
The Auto Sheet Metal Company promotes automobile repair and auto body work in Jeffersonville. It advertises fenders, radiators, high class service, and guaranteed workmanship to attract customers.
Melvin Smith promotes a big sale on Singer sewing machines claiming the Singer leads all makes and is easy to operate. The ad says Singer machines will last a lifetime and that more Singers are on the market than any other brand. See Mr Smith for details.
Gillespie and Son Master Plumbers install complete plumbing supplies in Jeffersonville homes. Their work and service earn hearty approval from residents. Modern plumbing is urged as essential for sanitary, progressive homes and corresponding improvements.
The Clark County Milling Co advertises Flavo Flour as the finest flour for light white bread cakes and biscuits. Used in the best homes in Jeffersonville and promoted with the slogan it pays to patronize Home Industry.
The Citizens' Drug Store offers refreshing sodas and ice cream with perfumes Fare Cream and toilet articles. A money saving drug line features every known brand of aged toilet soaps, highlighting the store's large business and wide selection.
The Rose Coal Company advertises top grades of coal that are thoroughly screened and free from dirt and clinkers. It promises maximum heat for the least money and notes that most people order coal from Rose Coal Company.
The Daily Star invites readers to place want ads to reach two thirds of Jeffersonville and surrounding community homes. It touts dominance of Clark County readership and regional coverage.
Smith and Hughes Garage is a modern equipped shop in Jeffersonville offering 24 hour repair for all makes. They are master mechanics familiar with all motors and perform quick accurate adjustments at low prices.
Local ad promotes The Electric Shop offering batteries, electric irons, sweepers, washing machines, and lighting supplies. Emphasizes full service for all electric needs with round‑the‑clock lighting.
Clark County Realty and Insurance offers city and farm properties with low rate policies. Advertising claims emphasize reliability and bond-like safety with affordable premiums. Located near Spring with an assistance reward for returns.
Will J Morris Optometrist and Optician offers Kryptoks the perfect glasses. Kryptoks promise clearer reading and less eye fatigue with near and distance vision in one pair. See W. 3. Morris-Adv23.
An advertisement touts Federal Bread as chosen by the people and warns against overcrowded home ovens. It urges homeowners to avoid making kitchens sweatshops and notes bread kits and open doors as common in Jeffersonville.
The Frank C. Davis Confectionery and Ice Cream Store invites customers to enjoy choicest ice cream and candies with a note to try their ice cream cones. Advertisement.
The Home Restaurant offers elegant meals and lunches with affordable dinners. It advertises appetizing suppers and short orders for breakfast. Try our toast coffee and eggs oatmeal or cakes for breakfast. You will come again and bring your friends.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Elefic Oil as a household remedy for a baby’s croup, a boy Willie’s minor injuries, a mother’s sore throat, and grandma’s lameness. Available in 30c and 60c doses.
Advertisement for B. B Doolittle's Popular Drug Store in Jeffersonville touts excellent service and the lowest prices on perfumes toilet articles soaps face creams toothbrushes clothes brushes combs hair brushes. It invites customers to ask for perfumes with strength purity and fragrance.
The Diamond Pure Food Company promotes Diamond Crisp Flakes as the finest health cereal. The ad claims the product is the people’s choice, used in millions of homes and sold by first class retailers.
The Leep Motor Company offers day and night service and repair for automobiles. It promises thoughtful care, frequent inspections for savings, and vulcanizing tires tubes and accessories with modern equipment.
Jeffersonville shop touts lead ing meat market with beef pork and mutton and purest lard. It claims the greatest number of people buy their meat and promises savings on every purchase. Ad 18.
Jeffersonville readers hear testimonials from Allen Moders at 318 Missouri Ave about Doan's Kidney Pills relieving nocturnal urination back ache and stiffness. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers and urges asking for Doan's, from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, and promotes menswear sale with big savings on hats shirts collars ties and socks.
Groher's Cash Grocery advertises carrying the trade and operating the business. The store offers daily fresh eggs, fine country butter, delicious berries, fruits and vegetables. Healthful and appetizing food. The store that saves you money.
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