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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
6
Nightly shipments of raspberries are being sent from fields near Borden and areas to the north. Last night’s shipment totaled 2,000 gallons and shipments are increasing daily.
Madison woman credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with easing severe pre birth troubles and nervous fear after one bottle. She reports ongoing daily improvement and urges others to start Cardui now. Nurse friend cited as using Cardui with patients, promoting local trust.
Ogden Shoe Company delivers 65 cases of new stock to the Spieth block after a fire sale wiped out prior stock. The repair and restocking effort follows an insurance adjustment as clerks prepare the store for inspection and other heavy arrivals boost commerce.
Stoner, deputy auditor, submits semi annual school fund report to Charles A. Greathouse, showing $6 4071 on hand. Taxary and interest yield add $11 254.75 and $3 2928.59. Congressional township revenue amounts to $546.84.
The Women’s League for Better Schools and Roads organized an active publicity drive in Owen Townshin. They arranged a speaking event at Hibernia tonight featuring an official from the Office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Charlies A. Great-Aguse.
In Clark Circuit Court the term closes with many cases proceeding to Septembers term. James Covett sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 5000 alleging injuries from a work incident last September 12. He says a release was signed in exchange for wages and a permanent job, which he says was not fulfilled. TLons Fischer sues Townsville Cement Company for damages totaling 2190 to 1990 for crop and personal injury caused by Silver Creek floodwaters and alleged contract disputes.
Miss Pearl Cain returns home from Petersburg Tennessee while Miss Henrietta Deibel recovers from surgery in Louisville and visits East Maple Street. John Teach of West Market Street injures an eye but resumes work, Mrs. Wazzard Waschar visits from Bridgeport. Miro and Mrs. John McCauley of Los Angeles visit Toneville. Luke Ford Tuke suffers appendicitis in Washington and is operated on. Prof. A N Symmes plans a summer teaching stint in Jeffersonville then a trip to Wichita for relatives before resuming duties in September.
Appellee's petition for transfer from the Appellate Court to the Indiana Supreme Court in the City of Jeffersonville v Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co was denied. The Appellate Court had reversed a Floyd Circuit Court ruling for the company in a suit to compel payment of street improvement costs.
County Auditor George W. Stoner certifies the appointment of Harry D. Sanders as a Justice of the Peace for Monroe Township. The Board of County Commissioners appointed him and an application will be made to Secretary Homer L. Cook for a commission.
In the matter of Maggie E. Stirnes the sheriff will auction 260 acres near Borden on July 10 to satisfy a judgment of 175 dollars for the plaintiff.
The Indiana Reformatory mailed checks totaling 50 dollars to several Bethlehem township residents who aided in recapturing Richard Engleman, who had escaped from a farm east of the city and was recaptured near Bull Creek.
Unusual opportunity for a live wire with sales ability and acquaintance among automobile owners in this city and county. Apply with references to Box 174, Anderson, Ind. Adv.
An advertisement urges nervous women to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea weekly as a cleansing remedy. It promotes Tea or Tablets at 35 cents with the claim of purifying health and relief from afflictions.
The County Board of Review addressed equalizing automobile assessments finding 188 cars in the county with an average value of 242 dollars. Banks' assessment action was not taken. the board will next fix corporate assessments.
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