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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
4
A corrected advertisement-style note highlights thorough courses and guaranteed quality. It emphasizes real education with no fake methods and asserts graduates gain employment through strong training and speed building.
The State Board of Tax Commissioners states no appeal will be taken after Fulton Circuit Court did not attack the validity of Unat section in the new tax law. The Newcastle Township Assessor was removed by the tax board and appealed to the court. The board’s reversal was not viewed as improper.
An old advertisement claims Whites Cream Vermifuge purges worms in children and returns them to health. It notes the product is sold by B. Doolittle and positions it as a prompt aid against worm infections and resulting illness.
A found package of merchandise is described on Watt Street in Jeffersonville Indiana. The owner may claim it by paying for this advertisement and proving ownership by contacting William Shepard at 318 Watt Street.
A deed recorded today shows Ella Holmes and Basil R Holmes transferring property valued at 81500 to Rosalind Beck. The list includes furniture such as a dining table sideboard Davenport book shelf bed wash stand and chandeliers along with linoleum and several tables and chairs. The transaction is filed through the secretary of the purchasing board for State Institutions, now housed in the State House.
Pastor Samuel Reid leads Sunday School and preaching at 4 30 PM with sermon on Discipleship titled Self Righteousness versus Humility. Evening service at 7 45 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 PM. Public invited. Lost leather purse with $89 and Army ring plus keys. lost between Missouri Avenue and Conroy's. Return to Conroy's Feed Store for reward.
Commissioners appointed by the Clark Circuit Court settled the Ann Lewman estate and sold the Samuel Lewman farm in Utica township to heir Harry Lewman for 823 600, a record price in the county farm sales. George Kopp and Burdette C. Lutz handled the sale.
Local listing notes three rooms available for rent at 828 Missouri Avenue with contact phone number 809 for inquiries.
Port Fulton schools will not close until next week due to influenza time loss and a spring fire that gutted the building. Rapid restoration work is underway to return the facility to its former condition.
The board of trustees will hold a prequal meeting Monday to award usual supply contracts. It is expected that by next month arrangements will be in place for the purchase of necessary institute supplies.
Hives eczema and salt rheum make skin itch intolerable. Dean's Ointment provides relief and is sold by all druggists at 60 cents a box.
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