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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
6
An archival line notes the 1918 copyright held by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate. The brief item records rights and ownership without broader context or events.
A wartime memoir depicts Kaiser Wilhelm II planning global hegemony through a German empire that spans Europe the Mediterranean and the western hemisphere. It recounts his talks on empires emigration markets Turkey and the Balkans and opposition to disarmament and Wilson’s peace notes.
Mr and Mrs Homer French of Gill township reported the safe arrival overseas of their son Paul D French of the 55th regiment infantry. James E Yeager of Graysville announced the overseas arrival of his son Sergt G R Yeager of Co A 113 Engineers.
The selection of John W. Davis as ambassador to England signals strong American diplomatic representation. Mrs. Davis is praised for embodying desirable traits of American social life, with beauty and grace reflecting the nation.
Local notes and comic snippets report Mrs Squire Hansford hosting a Ladies Missionary Society meeting and mentions of a red headed clerk in Bacsombe's store. The village jokes about Constable Si Plum arresting Jim Slivers, meat shortages, a missing cheese knife, and Deacon Hartsock's antics.
The October 9 1918 notice lists unclaimed letters at the Sullivan Indiana post office with a two week call period before they go to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Alumbaugh Bland Chambers Christy Dickey Drake Eatin Eccleston Fisher Hamilton Theolo Sneeman and others.
In Sullivan Circuit Court Sullivan County Indiana Edward H Boston sues Albert J King for account and attachment. King, not a resident, must appear by December 9 1918 or default will be entered. Clerk David Giles seals the notice. Hunt Gambill attorneys for plaintiff. First insertion Oct 9 1918.
Written consents and papers show the company and officers complied with Section One provisions and the corporation is in dissolution. Witnessed by William A Roach Secretary of State at Indianapolis dated September 23 1918 with Deputy P H Wolfard. First insertion October 2 1918 2t.
Indiana Secretary of State certifies dissolution of Lombard Oil and Gas Company. Sullivan Circuit Court issues notice of a partition suit against nonresidents Frank L Robbins Ruth Vicker Charley Vicker Grace Wagner William H Wagner and Letitia Robbing for land described as parts of sections 1 and 11 in Township 7 North Range 9 West containing 220 acres. Return date December 2, 1918. Davis Giles Clerk. Walter F Wood attorney.
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