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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
3
I W Kalley appointed executor of the estate of Sarah F Hopewell late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased The estate is stated as solvent I W Kalley executor Kalley attorney First insertion January 1 1919 at.
A pithy line attributed to a thinker notes that no truly great man ever believed himself to be elite. The aphorism invites readers to humility and steady self perception in daily life.
A concise note emphasizes quiet earnest work over empty talk. It urges focusing on real tasks, applying hands and minds to duties, and pursuing noble, well directed effort without extravagance or noise.
The stick habit is more common in England than in America. In New York Boston Chicago or any American town a young man seldom carries a stick, being busy with other pursuits and needing a free hand for a cigar and tipping his hat.
Danish investors claim to have perfected engines that run efficiently on peat gas instead of benzine or LUSoline. The project emphasizes sustainable fuel use and new motor technology targeting alternate energy sources.
Bishop Patrick Hays appears in a new exclusive pose after being named to succeed the late Cardinal Farley. Church officials announced the succession in a formal ceremony at St. Patrick Cathedral, drawing responses from local parishes and the archdiocese.
The article examines Knights of the Golden Circle activity in Illinois and surrounding states, noting alleged Democratic support, wartime opposition, and limited statewide power. It cites figures in Cass Jersey counties and towns like Beardstown and Jerseyville, discusses Governor Yates, and traces the order’s evolution into the Order of American Knights and Sons of Liberty.
Antique listing shows items like leather and canvas garments for ladies and boys, comfort cotton batting, an 2 foot wire clothes line with 36 pins, a patent can opener and knife sharpener, leather half soles, and glass knobs. Currency appears as old European units, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century sale listing.
Notice states Jerry Al Watts has been appointed administrator of the estate of John Bernen in Sullivan County. The deceased is named as the digna. The estate is presumed solvent. Walter of Wood is listed as attorney. First insertion January 8.
Advertisers claim the P. A. pipe aid suits both new pipe smokers and veterans. The copy urges readers to grab P. A. now while the opportunity lasts and discard old methods for a better smoke experience.
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