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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
An early 20th century classified ad proclaims LOR SALE S3 per month for the American Adding Machine with ads for arithmetic functions. It invites readers to send their name as a salesman travels to town with mentions of Phoenix Hosiery and Big Wizard Chemical Co in Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
Estate settlement notice offers quick sale of a double brick house at East Maple Street. Bargain priced to move. Inquiries directed to H. MM. Frank at 323 East Chestnut Street.
Bio Wizard Chemical Co of Cincinnati offers incentives to District Agents to boost sales. The company promotes a program promising profitable repeats and rankings that aid further purchases, urging adoption of their scheme through advertising channels.
The Texas oil fields generate rising activity as producers claim record attention and investors seek insight. The notice advertises free copies of Texas Crude Oil News and a Texas map, promising full coverage of the sector.
Miss Mareva Weaver plans a week in Milton Ky with relatives. Jessie Hendershot of Dawson Springs visits. Mrs. Lena Jenks leaves for Indianapolis. Little Jane Lancaster is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Mauzy of Detroit visit Mechanic Street. Frank and Harry Gibson return from Henryville. Annette Denzler's kitchen shower hosted by Ettel and Clark. Rooscoe Loomis visits Crothersville area. Mr. S. G. McClure of Lafayette visits. Graham Frank seeks a position in Chicago. William Fischer ill. Alfred Mears moves. A N Frank's stroke improving at Wall Street church. Mrs. A N Huckelberry to Paris Crossing. Mrs. Howard Walker visits from Middles town. J A Sellers hosts Rebekah Sewing Society day. Priscilla class gathered at Mrs. John Reederer’s Seventh Street home. Busy Bee Club hosted by Mrs. Seitz with May and Lucile Seitz. prize awards to Mrs. Heyn and Mrs. Stemler. Officers listed. refreshments served.
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