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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe land conveyed to Mrs. Mabel Podter widow and children. The text mentions a death or killing and references parties and transfers but is largely unreadable with many garbled names and phrases.
An aid initiative receives a new fire hose amid ongoing relief work. The arrival supports fire safety and rescue teams as they respond to continued emergencies in the area.
A department area has been repaired and prepared for operation, with enhancements completed for immediate usability. Workers report improvements to safety and efficiency, signaling readiness for staff return and ongoing activities.
Fragmented text discusses possible enlargements to a government depot branch. It mentions supply officers, increased capacity, and preparation of actions. Several phrases are garbled, leaving key names and places unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Petersburg and Miss Penpd Cain with uncertain details about a past event. The readable items reference names and a potential notice but lack clear actions, dates, or organizations to confirm a definite news item.
An Elks directed Flag Day program is prepared for Sunday at 4 o clock in Warder Park. Speaker will be Benjamin Sachs former exalted ruler of Louisville Lodge. The event involves Ann Rogers Clark Chapter D A R and the Boy Scouts of America. The program will be announced tomorrow.
Death of 84 year old Woman Commandeur of Jonfessonville noted as a pioneer steam boat captain on the Ohio River. She died at a Louisville hospital after visiting a son on West Broadway. A Floyd county native born in 1831, she was daughter of Captain KR Jones who commanded boats between here and New Orleans. Her husband was a pioneer steamer captain on the Ohio river.
Local railroad shops in south Louisville face substantial layoffs as the L and N railroad contemplates cutting 400 to 700 workers. Jeffersonville delegates are represented, with many long-term employees, though exact numbers remain undetermined today. Action is set for Saturday.
For sale items listed include 1 gas stove 4 side boards 4 davens 1 book shelf bed washstand chiffonier 4 linoleum 4 dining table 3 bed room sets with chairs 1 divan 2 coal vases. Enquire 526 EF Maple St avd.tw.
A historic notice describes children afflicted by worms as pale and ill, with fatal disease risk. While’s Cream Vermifuge claims to expel worms promptly and restore health, sold by B. Doollile.
Mr Cook of the National Fibre Reed Company and his wife announce the arrival of a baby boy named Thomas Anthony Cook at 250 Forest Avenue on May 20. This is their second child. The family recently moved from Flues City to Cincinnati to expand the company’s fibre reed operations and utilize a new factory building.
An old style health ad warns rheumatism stems from kidney poisons and urges immediate use of Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims to restore kidney and organ health, blocks imitations, and promotes GOLD MEDAL on the box with three sizes at druggists.
The case Edward Robbins administrator of the estate of David Robbins versus Charles Robbins, originating in Scott County, was continued until September 1. A trial note was filed and a new trial was granted.
Graham Frank of this city graduated from Purdue University at the Lafayette ceremony. He was one of two hundred thirty students awarded Bachelor of Science degrees.
Territory open for a reliable Hive salesman to sell paper goods including wrapping paper bags twine and toilet paper year round. Seek all classes of trade. National Sar k and Paper Co Chicago Adg 5 24.
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