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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1920

Page

4

Captain Mitelel Snith to Resume Command at Asphalt Steamer

Capt Mitelel Snith plans to depart for Bowling Green Kentucky soon to resume command of the Asphalt Company steamer. The vessel works extensive deposits near Bowling Green while quarries have been idle all winter due to weather and frozen material conditions.

Mitelel Snith Bowling Green Asphalt Company

Brickyard Breaks Ground South of Dinkey Line Near Midway

The New Brickyard Ground is broken for a new brick factory south of the dinkey line and east of the B. and O. near Midway. Railroads will lay a spur to the property and the plant will produce about 60 000 brick daily.

Dinkey Midway

Work Soon To Start On New Garage

Clifford Bensinger will begin tearing down old houses on Wall and Maple to clear space for a 70 by 90 foot two story garage with elevators and brick front. The first floor will house motor accessory sales rooms and auto showrooms. the second floor will store machines. Cost about 4000 dollars.

Clifford Bensinger Maple Sts

Adelphia Club Tea Attended by Local Residents

The Adelphia Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Arnold Clegg hosting. Guests included Mesdames Michael Schlosser Henry Coleman Otto Keller Albert Keller Ernest Buckley Frank Mahaffey Albert Prinz and others plus Miss Eugenia Glossbrenner and Janibel Sparks. Howard County prisoners moved to the Reformatory. Fertilizer plant expansion at Moritz Willinger & Son nears completion boosting capacity and reducing odor.

Adelphia Club Arnold Clegg Mesdames Michael Schlosser Henry Coleman Otto Keller Albert Keller Ernest Buckley Frank Mahaffey Albert Prinz Eugenia Glossbrenner Janibel Sparks W. A. Morris

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments

A reader claims long illness for stomach and liver improved after trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, saying it removed mucus and inflammation. The letter urges money back after failing medicines and cites a personal testimonial from Ben Doolittle and local druggists.

Mayr Ben Doolittle

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