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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

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Congressmen push medal proposal to honor war service

A Democrat congressman from Abacania proposes extending Congressional medals to governors, adjutants, generals, and regional boards, arguing the honor should reflect acts of supreme valor on the battlefield and distinguish those who served under difficult conditions from home-front contributors. The measure aims to align medals with actual military sacrifice and could redefine the value of wartime decorations.

Abacania Wie Congress Iedal Resus War Department Hedross Bute Cheine de Tasdal

Tax Board to Review Complaints on Equalization

Taxpayers petition the County Board of Review during listing period to adjust assessments alleged as improper. Complaints cite property values, with cases of alleged overvaluation such as a property listed at 1500 tax to be sold for 500. Next week the board will address corporate assessments with Philip Zoercher of the State Board present.

Elkersonville County Board of Review Philip Zoereher State Pax Board

Special session expels lawmakers and debates amendments

A battered report describes a special session where legislators debate ratifying amendments and addressing other business of importance. The piece notes potential actions, including expulsions, judiciary considerations, and movements to coordinate with other states while highlighting procedural steps and potential constraints on the session.

Financially Embarrassed show at Dream Theater features pills

George Nanvys offers reserve seats for a St. Luke's Brotherhood event titled Financially Embarrassed at Dream Theater on Monday night June 2. The notice touts White's Dream Vermifuge to treat worm infections in children and promote recovery, endorsed by B. Doolittle.

George Nanvys St. Luke's Brotherhood Dream Theater White B. Doolttle

Unclear OCR Item on Boarder Clothes Theft Case

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a man charged with stealing a boarder’s clothes and later saying he borrowed them. Numerous garbled names and places appear, with stray phrases about costs and a mayor, but the readable facts are limited to a theft charges mention and a borrowed clothing defense.

Emily Applegate Dies of Heart Disease at 54

Mrs. Emily Applegate, 54, wife of Frank Applegate, died at home on Market Street after long illness. Born Emily Casey in Scott County October 5, 1864, she married February 7, 1884. Survivors include husband, two daughters Estelle and Blanch, two brothers Robert and Riley Case, four sisters Mrs. James Grove, Mrs. John Grove, Mrs. Anna Lutha, and Mrs. Tiddie Dwinell, all of Louisville and Jeffersonville. She was lifelong member of Wall Street Church.

Emily Applegate Frank Applecate West Mar Art Street Scott Corn Emily Casey Frances Marion Applecate Estelle Applegate Wiss Robert Rileas James Grove John Grove Jefferson- Wilie Anna Lutha Tiddie Dwinell Louisville Wall Street

Wee Footed Rooster at Rockland Stuns Viewers

Duke of Nonde- Bript, a semi convertible fowl owned by James Lawson Jr of Rockland Massachusetts, exhibits both rooster and duck traits. The bird crow s like a rooster and swims like a duck, baffling poultry experts as crowds watch. Lawson has refused offers to sell despite repeated high bids from show people.

Rockland Mass James Lawson

Mescal Buttons Warn Indians on Reservation

A U S government agent found mescal buttons with Indians near MayEtts and consulted detective Augustin Alba in Topeka. Alba described three uses of mescal from the century plant: fermented liquor, tea from chips, and smoking the buttons, with varying potency and dangers. Neither mescal nor loco are covered by the Harrison act.

Topeka Kan Mayetts United States Augustin Alba Alba Washbmeton Mexico

Hawks Nursery Co Ad Promises Big Profits in Wauwatosa Area

An advertisement from Hawks Nursery Co of Wauwataca Wisconsin invites readers to sell trees fruits and roses with guaranteed earnings and high weekly commissions. The notice offers a free outfit and partial expenses for participants.

Hawks Nursery Co Wauwataca Wis

Local Corporal Hutt Honored for Civil War era Phone Line Bravery

During heavy shelling Corporal Jacob S. Hutt and a private kept a vital telephone line in service near Luey Leboccage. They repaired cuts under fire, restoring communication between artillery and infantry while shells exploded nearby. The act earned medals and was highlighted in a Debra News dispatch.

Anmeresan Jacobs. Hutt Mao Charlies Hutt Villeese Luey-Leboccage Debra Fannie Trumbo Buey Herbert Sedeteville Oddie Miss Herbert

Jeffersonville Township Farmers Association Meeting Planned

Jeffersonville Township Farmers Association secretary Raymond McCulloch issued notice of tonight’s meeting at Welock City Hall to discuss several questions, welcome new members, and review cooperative buying benefits including cheaper binder twine and pooled coal distribution among members. Every township in the county has recently organized to work on a cooperative basis.

Raymond McCulloch Jeffersonville Township

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs in Children

Mrs Amanda Flint of Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little girl's tickling cough that lingered and left the child weak. Ad claims immediate relief from distressing coughing and notes use for colds croup and whooping cough. Ben Doolittle. adv.

Amanda Flint Route 4 New Philadelphia Foley Ben Doolittle Adv

Thefts And Public Safety Inquiries In Pittsburgh District

Fragmented report details inquiries about thefts worth 3250 Liberty Bonds and a wife’s letter received by Chief Summers. It notes arrests, prison sentences, and public safety measures while discussing street cleaning and oil readiness after a Saturday night.

Police Summers

Evening Diploma Exercises Close School Term

Students at Stoo Asef parochial school prepare for a term ending program with diplomas and certificates for eighth grade completion. The event features songs, recitations, and a certificate ceremony with invited guests and staff presenting awards to named pupils.

Erette To

Renting Farms on Shares Contracts Fair to Tenant Landlord

The Department of Agriculture publishes Bulletin on Lease Contracts for renting farms on shares. It explains fair profit splits, equal capital, shared expenses and profits, and conditions for adjusting shares based on land productivity and labor input. It notes typical one year leases, March to March crop year, and record keeping. Prices per acre range from 7 to 10 dollars, averaging 34 to 36 dollars in the North Central States.

Bulletin of the Department United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin Vou Buurveeyftecords Iliciudils Benerai North Central States

Hays Endorses Nomination Bid for Governor

The article reports that Hays, Republican National Chairman, announced support for a gubernatorial nomination in Salem. It notes internal party sentiment, the chairman's stance on the campaign, and praise for his past leadership as presiding officer of the state Senate.

Lediata Dust Piet Kivansville Edorvace Pexk Vene Wall HU Hays Ornane Tfert Dettes Trane Haass Thre Paarty Viedalix Mav Hlays Sa Feta Dias

Swall Blaze Touches Market Street Porch

Fire equipment responded to a blaze on Market Street where a child set fire to a pile of paper and rubbish under a porch near Louis Garipher’s premises. The fire caused little damage and was quickly controlled.

Bratton Edward Brandon Steatiuis Sinneers Bearden Thos Fetter Louis Garipher Market Street

Dream Monday Night Comedy at St Luke's George Nanz

Pont urges audiences not to miss the comedy night at Dream Monday June 23. St Luke's Brotherhood invites seating and reserves spaces with George Nanz hosting the event.

Pont the Dream St. Luke's Brotherhood George Nanz

Would Be Bride Overtaken by Irate Father

Blanche Milton aged fourteen of Van Buren Anderson county Kansas was refused a marriage license. Her father overtook her in a city street, she fainted, and was taken to the city hospital after returning home with the parent.

Blanche Milton van Pairen Anderson County

Mrs Graham Joins Husband in Charlestown Assignment

Mrs Rey A Graham accompanied by her husband left for Charlestown where he is stationed in MAU. They visited her grandparents in Cedar Bough Phare before departure.

Mrs. Graham Rey A. Graham Vis Irones Colins New Albany Charlestown

Brother Returns From Overseas Duty In Naval Service

Edgar Beuhler, who recently joined the United States Navy, arrived home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beuhler of Pearl Street Yodastley. A telegram confirmed that Theodore Beuhler, overseas a year in the Motor Transportation Corps, has arrived at Camp Mills NY and expects to be home in a week. Both brothers enlisted.

Edgar Beuhler United States Navy Efo Jeenstown Ome Mro Charles Beuhler Pearl Street Yodastley Somperet Pheadore Beuhler Motor Transportation Corp Camp Mills

Marriage at Bedford Unites Miss Tithe May Danz and Henry Herschelsears

Miss Tithe May Danz daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lanz of Charlestown wed Henry Herschelsears of Akron at her Bedford home on June 2. A vocalist, she sang in a Bedford church choir. The couple will live in Dayton Ohio. Charles Lanz, her father, long ran a bakery and confectionery business and was a recent Republican state treasurer candidate.

Tithe May Danz Meo Charles Lanz Charlestown Henry Herschelsears Akron Bedford Une Ben Dayton Ohio

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