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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1918
Page
9
A long personal letter recalls wartime scenes in a northern region. The writer describes casualties, refugees, and ruined cities, noting generous civilians, Red Cross work, and YMCA relief. He mentions his engineer unit, promotion hopes, and the emotional pull of home while praising Allied efforts and American resilience.
Why buy factory made harness when you can get hand made for the same money or less We have just completed 20 set Do not wait until you are ready to go to planting next spring to get your harness repaired and oiled bring them in today Mattin Foster First door west Stat Bank.
Notice printed at the Union office warns against hunting and trespassing on premises. The printed text emphasizes restricted access and potential penalties for violations.
Private sale offers a Buick Speedster with three new tires two rear systems a spot light and clock. Cheap terms to the right party inquire The Sullivan Union Suullivan Indiana.
Privates Roy Toms and Ray Snapp of Shelburn, stationed at Camp Shelby Mississippi, were arrested at Shelburn last week and jailed in Hattiesburg. They returned Saturday to Hattiesburg after Sheriff Hale ordered tickets for both men. Homesick, they had gone home without leave.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson aged 84 died at Woodmere Hospital Evansville Monday night. Body brought to the home of Mrs. Geo Ruddell for short services today at 9:00 am and burial at her old home in Qblong UK. She was sister of the late George Ruddell and survived by two brothers Zal Ruddell Terre Haute and Wim Ruddell New Lebanon and a sister Mrs Pete Hopewell New Lebanon.
Guy Wible of Camp Taylor is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wible.
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