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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
4
The Star announces itself as the official paper of the City of Jeffer sonville with editor in chief Hester A C Swartz and business manager per year in advance.
This fragmentary line appears to be garbled OCR text listing items or a classified notice. Readable parts reference furnished something and a contact, but no clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The best readable facts are disconnected phrases and a phone-like string.
The article touts the Utilitor as a groundbreaking farm implement. It claims the machine can replace horse labor and perform all tasks of a gasoline engine, urging farmers to believe the claims through demonstration and sight.
Fragmented OCR notes outline weekly events and meetings at various groups. Mentions include the Pe OQ Roath area, Miss Riedhin Penardexter MPenday after, Vine Didanere Misscoliaisy Mociety, Miss Nuada Hawes, Toyaceets Mootidu, Stl Napsristimes and MacN lettin. Details are unclear but indicate schedules, decor, trade notes and a local theater or council gathering.
Readable fragments describe a public meeting on Web Street with remarks by a main lawyer and MPs. Vague references mention Tuesday events and dates, with unclear names and places, suggesting a disrupted schedule and contested notices.
Fragmentary text mentions St Pauls and nighttime events with scattered names and dates. Unable to determine clear persons or actions.
The fragmentary item notes an event involving Morton Memioccai and Pharesdar at a Covierede venue with attendees and a list of local names. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references to timing and entertainment appear in the sparse text.
Incomplete text shows a damaged excerpt mentioning Marie, Mer, Claret, Stones, Nichforiaags, and Peay. The readable parts reference names and places but lack clear event, date, or action. No coherent report or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Classified notice offering a up-to-date residence tea rooms with bath basement water lights and furnace. Prepared by George W. Stoner of S 7 EL Court Avenue Seffersonville. Price reasonable.
A garbled notice describes a patented trap using sugar water to attract insects then devoured by a captive toad. It mentions a Missouri inventor with a curling iron style device, a lighted forge scene, and a countrywoman remarking that blacksmith sleeves are rolled to avoid sparks.
A Western congressman explains a bonanza as a hole in the ground owned by a champion. The joke arises during a discussion on gold mine speculation with colleagues.
Evangeline Booth leads US Salvation Army efforts urging Indiana donors for the 1420 Home Service Appeal to raise 452000 for improvements and mortgage payments. Major Hobingon praises public backing and emphasizes mercy relief work while urging enrollment as donors to the Salvation Army.
Do not force the digestive organs with laxatives. Strengthen and tune the whole system with Nature's Remedy NR Tablets. They claim immediate relief and lasting benefits for stomach liver bowels kidneys improving digestion and preventing sickness headaches. Buy a box from your druggist with a guarantee.
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