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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
4
The STAR announces Willian A. Baird of Jeffersonville as a Republican candidate for Clark County Sheriff, subject to Republican primary decision in 1920.
An announced candidacy states Harland D. Sanders seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative from Clark County in the upcoming May primary election. The notice signals Sanders’s campaign entry and election timing.
For good roads we are authorized to announce Win C. Lewman as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioners first district subject to the primary election May 4 1920.
Marion S Bennett of Jeffersonville announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner First District subject to the Republican Primary on May 4 220.
Public notice advertises Dr Bockiarts Vegetable Compound for Jou Raines stomach trouble catarrh and related ailments. Claims include curing wren and preventing Grin with a Florida cross street address and store details for treatment options.
The Daily Star advertises a free No-Rub Silver Cleaner plate with every six month subscription. The plate cleans gold and silver instantly in hot water with Sal-seda or washing powder. The offer targets Jeffersonville housewives and invites early subscription.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and places in a ruined format. It references individuals and possible events in unclear context, offering little verifiable facts or coherent narrative.
AT YOUR SERVICE message urges car owners to trust Shuck Motor Car Co on Spring Street for complete auto repair. The shop claims capability to fix any make and model, offers guaranteed work, and invites customers to bring in their next job, citing experience and contact phone number.
The low-caste Siamese in the Burma jungle live on a simple diet of wild fruits and rice, raise their own crops, and move constantly. They rely on bamboo tools and wear minimal clothing, often completely unclothed in the jungle, with tattoos absent in women and basic loincloths or patterns along the thigh or knee. They are described as thrifty, mobile, and servile to white settlers, with a penchant for petty theft and little manufacturing.
A se quod or moad tree at Brookdale in Santa Cruz County collapsed. Nearby, a large sunken cavity two feet deep housed a wood rocker nest and a tall three-stalked huckleberry shrub sprouted within, its roots reaching six feet into the tree and drawing sap from the rotted wood.
Ten years after a French missionary began cultivating two spider species a factory at Chalais-Montcon near Paris now operates successfully. Ropes woven from spider silk are prepared for the French military aviation section for baboon experiments. Spiders are arranged in groups of twelve above a reel where threads are wound.
The instruction asks to cut out squares from indicated groups and reassemble them to create a figure of a man sitting down. It describes a mechanical or tangram style activity focused on forming a seated human silhouette.
Experts note New Zealand hosts unusually flourishing imported animals both wild and domestic. Red deer reach over 50 pounds in forests and trout run to twenty pounds in rivers. Sheep do not grow giant but multiply rapidly with finer wool and better mutation.
Japan observes three national holidays Jan 1 marks one. Nov 8 celebrates the birth day of the reigning emperor. February 11 is the greatest date as the coronation anniversary of the first emperor Jimma, who ascended the throne around Keshi sara near Naia centuries ago.
In Fulham palace the Bishop of London resides as usual and the lodgekeeper wakes servants each morning by tapping their sleeping rooms with a slender fifteen foot rod. The practice is a historic custom noted in the palace routines.
Spices for royal kitchen from Calcutta Malta and Ireland fish and sardines prepared for the royal household. Lost fountain pen on Maple Street between Fulton and Mechanic Finder reward Dorothy Kirkwood 805 FE Maple St Adv 16 17 18.
Three good milch cows offered for sale at low price. Contact 622 W Market St by phone 111. March 16 23.
The text presents a garbled fragment discussing religious leadership and a call to reflect on world struggles. It mentions Protestants, Christian tripees, and a council-like gathering to interpret current events. The exact context and identities are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary text discusses migrant workers on the western frontiers and debates over immigration rules, church support, and social roles. It references Canada and broader movement ideas, questioning the future of laborers in a reformist context.
An old classified notice promotes ear appliance services by Scot Osborn and Vorgang, inviting inquiries via phone 374 and referencing Coots Building. The ad appears in the February 17 edition with later dates noted.
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