The Star Newspaper Official Paper of Jefer ainville
The Star is entered at the Post Office as second class matter and serves as the official paper for the city of Jefer ainville.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
2
The Star is entered at the Post Office as second class matter and serves as the official paper for the city of Jefer ainville.
The Star announces William A. Baird of Jeffersonville as a Republican candidate for Clark County Sheriff, pending the outcome of the Republican primary in 1920.
Harland D. Saunders announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Clark County, subject to the May primary election.
For Good Roads announces candidate Lewwan as a Democratic nominee for County Commissioner, First District, pending the primary on May 4, 1928. The statement reaffirms support for road improvements and county leadership.
Marion and Bennett of Jeffersonville announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner First District subject to the Republican Primary on May 4 1990.
Despite public scrutiny the Lu diplomacy emphasized secrecy with leaks and warnings. The Versailles talks faced heavy censorship as the Senate saw no Republican copy and the affair spilled into the Congressional Record amid high political tension.
Texts read before the Martens inquiry in Washington allege Soviet strategy to break the American Federation of Labor, support the workers, and promote proletarian dictatorship through strikes and disruption of US labor institutions.
US Agriculture entomologist warns that tacked down carpets harbor buffalo moths and that movable rug squares are preferable. For strong fumigation with sulphur or bisulfide of carbon, thorough cleaning, and periodic examination, homes can control infestations, especially in northern regions.
Local car wash run by Osborn and Vor is advertised with phone 374 at Ceots Building. Service runs from February 17 to March 17 as a community notice.
Help wanted ad seeks an experienced cook with delivery to office address Y. Application period March 15 to March 21.
A local notice offers free No-Rub Silver Cleaner plates with a six month or longer subscription to the Daily Star. The plates claim to clean gold and silver instantly when used with hot water and a little washing powder or sal soda. Readers are urged to subscribe now to receive the gift.
An agrarian notice explains feeding young growing pigs with warm winter feed made by boiling water to near boiling, mixing ground feed, and letting it steep overnight. This method is argued to sustain warmth and digestibility during cold months compared with cold dry corn. It cautions against cold water and suggests fall litters need more than dry corn for winter care.
Five doctors and eleven workers of the American Red Cross Commission remain in middle Siberia to distribute relief supplies shipped into the interior. Much work was halted and immediate evacuation of several warehouses made necessary due to factional wa r between groups.
American Red Cross workers in Chita supplied clothing for 38 000 miners 5 900 railway employees and their families 3 006 Austro German prisoners and about 1 600 civilians during the recent severe Arctic winter.
A classified notice offers three good milch cows for sale at cheap price. Contact 622 W Market Street or phone 111. Earliest listing March 16 to 23. A separate editorial remark notes bootleggers as profiteers and worries about political costs.
Harrisburg report says Governor Sproul signed a measure allowing the Game Commission to spend 50 000 dollars yearly from the hunters license fund to buy land for game preserves. The conservation bill failed this term, but plans to revive in 1922.
George H Primrose, famed minstrel credited with originating soft shoe dancing, died in San Diego after a month long illness. Born November 12, 1852 in London Ontario, he began stage work at fifteen as an infant clog dancer with MacFarland's Minstrels in Detroit.
In Cleveland, waiters face hardship as Prohibition cuts tips and tipsless service. They petition for higher weekly wages from $12 to $15 and an eight hour workday to compensate for the loss of cocktails and champagne.
The new republic of Czechoslovakia grants women full political privileges at birth. Municipal elections will see women as voters and in many cases as candidates, with women already holding substantial representation in local town councils.
Advertisement for Eldorado blackberry slips selling at 5 cents per slip with phone contact 290 F. Ad runs from the 17th to the 23rd.
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