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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
7
Long column of anecdotes and notes from a 1918 Indiana town touching on July 4th plans, World War I home front efforts, local humor, and civic campaigns. Mentions Ed Bosstick Ed Finn Billy Sunday and local figures with reflections on war time shortages and community drives.
Two Sullivan men met Saturday and one asked why the other missed Flag Day exercises. He replied he attended a war meeting where a seven course dinner was served and he spoke on food conservation.
Wartime notices urge Red Cross nurse enrollment and student recruitment for training schools in Indiana. Citizens are called to conserve food and fuel, write to soldiers, report disloyal activity, and follow Hoover guidance to reduce meat and sugar use while abstaining from wheat. An Indiana plan proposes township liaisons to optimize harvest and seed use.
Notice announces David R. Newkirk appointed administrator of the estate of William T. Spencer of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Attorney Walter F. Wood represents the administrator. First insertion June 19 1918.
Administrator of the estate of John Weir late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased notes the estate is supposed to be solvent. Gilbert W Gambill Hunt Gambill attorneys announce first insertion June 19 1918 38t.
H R Ford and Mary C Ford executors of John C Ford late of Sullivan County Indiana filed a final account in Sullivan circuit court. The hearing is set for Friday June 28 1918 the 47th judicial day of May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion June 12 1918 3t
Timetables and route connections listed for Southeastern Indiana passengers with agents at Terre Haute, Bee Hunter Bedford Seymour Westport and connections to Chicago Peoria Vincennes Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Greensburg and other points. Central Passenger Association mileage honored by the company. Time table and more information from local agent or J T Averitt G P A Chicago Ill.
In the Terre Haute Star the advertisement offers a combined paper subscription at a yearly rate of three dollars for Ad Sullivan Union. The deal covers both the current paper and an additional year. The offer emphasizes value and long-term readership.
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