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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1917
Page
2
The National Bank of Sullivan Indiana announces it has subscribed for 60000 dollars of Second Liberty Loan Bonds. It invites customers to buy bonds for cash, through the government's installment plan, or by weekly or monthly payments. Call to discuss options.
Sullivan County case reviews a will's interpretation over widow rights and remainder to children, citing Clark v Middlesworth and Van Gorder v Smith. The court reverses judgment on demurrer, holds widow may convey fee simple under a life estate with disposition power, and affirms new trial issues involving newly discovered evidence and diligence requirements.
A quirky column mixes weather notes, crop estimates, and humorous vignettes. It cites Michigan bean crops, a 4,000,000 bushel yield, and playful courtroom banter about age. It riffs on goats, newspapers, and local lore with witty asides and local place references.
A humorous rundown of snippets mentions a New York play Marys Ankle and women serving the Red Cross. It notes double crosses among their husbands, a Ben Davis apple remark, odd name drops, a dubious prohibition election, a goat theft report, and a gas attack anecdote involving residents of Palestine Illinois and Hoosier bale smuggling, plus a curious draft joke from Claudius.
A fragmented retelling notes Carrie Nation and a famous pet goat in a long career. It recalls a Circuit Court witness demonst rating a cross examination where the name Crane is mistaken for Bird and a goat ducks toward the exit.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease for rest and comfort of tired aching feet. It relieves corns bunions and prevents blisters and sore spots by shaking into shoes and sprinkling in foot-bath. Sold everywhere 25c. Try it today.
Sarah A. Fisher of Farmersburg has been granted a pension of $200 per month.
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