Cineas of E-Souare Piano Ad Prepares 525 Cash
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cineas of E-Souare Piano in connection with a 525 cash item and a 3t reference. The exact context and full details are unclear in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cineas of E-Souare Piano in connection with a 525 cash item and a 3t reference. The exact context and full details are unclear in the readable text.
The State versus Alonzo Brendel for first degree murder in the John Case slaying at Utica on March 3 saw jury selection resumed after a Monday postponement. The defense pressed hard on jurors in the box and indicated a self defense argument will be pursued. The jury should be complete when the court adjourns.
No information has been received about James B Early arrested for vagrancy who is believed to be wanted by Federal authorities as an army deserter. Capt Wall has written to Washington authorities.
Two Jeffersonville boys prepare for military careers. William Ingram, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ingram, reports to the Annapolis Naval Academy for a four year course by June 15. Maurice Badger, son of former Circuit Clerk George M. Badger, passed exams and will report to West Point in a few days to begin studies.
The committee reports new donations totaling 16.60 bringing overall receipts to 133.00. Contributors include W A Davis Basil R Holmes W F Seibert Anderson Foundry and M A Conroy. The fund grows daily as the committee works to boost the total.
Jeffersonville readers hear Mrs. Parah Johnson tell how Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long running kidney trouble after failed alternatives. She repeats in 1915 her ongoing recommendation and urges use when signs of kidney issues appear. The ad promotes 50-cent Doan's at poolittle's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as proprietors.
The Pennsylvania Railway Company previews continued service on the Dinkey Line between New Albany and Louisville. New timetables show morning and evening trains from Louisville at 5:30, 6:32, 7:30 a.m. and 6, 8 p.m., and from New Albany at 6, 7 a.m. and 5:20, 6:30, 8:30 p.m. Three New Albany departures at 8, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. connect with Indianapolis trains at Ohio Falls.
Curtis W. Ballard of Jasper has been named to the Executive Committee of the State executive board from the district on the recommendation of Bomar Traylor, district chairman. The appointment was made by State Chairman Korbly.
Mrs. Nora Conner resigns due to ill health and relocation to Indianapolis. Mrs. Julia Monroe succeeds as matron after serving for several years.
Clark County Indiana treasurer announces sale of twenty highway improvement bonds worth 9100 total at 4.5 percent interest. Bonds dated May 1 1916 bear semiannual interest and mature in ten years. Sale at 10 A M June 12 1916 in Jeffersonville with right to reject bids.
Miss Katherine Whiteside hosted a picnic on Silver Hills in honor of Miss Katherine Kingston of Oswego New York who is visiting Miss Mary Helen Seelbach of Louisville. Guests included Misses Katherine Kingston Mary Wel en Seelbach Jean Schwaninger Elizabeth Crecelius Frances Williams Sue May Whiteside.
The Board of County Commissioners holds its monthly meeting next Monday with no major agenda items expected except a possible reconsideration of a petition to improve the Joseph F. Voigt road.
Local residents may view the United States Government Safety First exhibit at the Seventh Street depot in Louisville until 9 o'clock tonight. The display, sent by the B and O line, features twelve cars with forest science exhibits. Public inspection is open to all.
Western Clark County strawberry growers struggle to hire pickers for the season. The ad seeks ambitious men to earn $200 per month with special salesman training and broad opportunities. Power Lubricating, Detroit, advertises 5-15-16. Wisconsin soil climate and crop guides offered free to home seekers by the Division of Immigration, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Madison.
Spring cleaning offer for wall paper cleaning with guaranteed satisfaction. Message from Paul Miller at Doherty's Drug Store located at Spring and Maple with phone contact 75. No dirt, no worry, no trouble with reasonable prices.
Local advertiseing note states that on all OIG accounts paid in full this week customers receive Five Times Pen Votes from F M Rose Coal Co located on Spring Street with phone 22.
Local auto service advertises fares: ten cents for a single passenger to any city point, five cents each for two or more passengers, with a minimum ride of ten cents. Hourly rate is one dollar for one to four passengers. Phone 214 or 949 for prompt service. Ww. F. Howes. Ad dated 5-31-7?.
Agents urged to sell bulk goods with enormous profits from R G B Madison Indiana. Catalog and exceptional offers free with request. Ady 325 68.
Classified ad promotes GASO-TONIC as a unique motor fuel substitute claiming carbon elimination and high profit with a dollar per hour advantage. It boasts chemists baffled by its composition and offers free details from The White Mig. Co. department 49 Cincinnati Ohio.
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