Leaky Roof Route War Dream Becomes Homefront Call
A Missouri farming traveler is haunted by a German invasion dream on the Leaky Roof route from Kansas City to Springfield. The vivid nightmare ends with a pledge to support the Fourth Liberty Loan and defend America. In Sullivan County Indiana a petition to sell real estate of Plautina Ransford asks court action, noting nonresidents and army service. The hearing is set for October 7 1918.
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Kansas City
Springfield
Missouri
Farmer Moore
Clinton
Urich Farmer Moore
Ike
Betsy
America
State of
Indiana
County of
Sulli
Court House
Sullivan
Thrift Aims and War Bond Push Urged by Britain
The British Chancellor urges Americans to live simply and invest surplus earnings in war bonds. Bank balances should be kept low while supporting the war effort. luxuries hinder morale. A captured Ludendorff note claims German morale weakens under Allied pressure and calls for a quick Fourth Liberty Loan subscription to hasten victory.
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von Ludendorff
Appointment of Administratrix for Samuel R McClain
Carrie M McClain named administratrix of the estate of Samuel R McClain late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased The estate is said to be solvent Attorney John C Chaney represents the estate First insertion September 4 1918 3t
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John C. Chaney
Notice of Appointment of Executor for John Wesley Woner Estate
The undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of John Wesley Woner who resided in Sullivan County Indiana and is deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. James J. Won er serves as executor and James R. Brown is the attorney of record. First insertion September 4, 19818 3c.
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John Wesley Woner
Sullivan County
Indiana
James J. Woner
James R. Brown
Notice of Final Settlement in Fordyce Estate
Levi S Bardsley administrator of the William A Fordyce estate in Sullivan county Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan circuit court. The hearing is set for Friday September 27 1918 the 23rd judicial day of the September term 1918. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. WAYS HAYS attorneys. First insertion Sept 4 1918.
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Levi Bardsley
William A. Fordyce
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Levi S. Bardsley
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HUNS
Hindenburg Line
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Chalon
Bce
Belgium
Trent
Hindenburg
Ham
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Hun
Focn
Monesh
Foch
Western Front
Germany
Marne
Rosarven
Bennett’s Pharmacy
West Side Square
Red
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Van
Commodore Ransford
Plautina Ransford
Glory Arnett
James Arnett
Anna Mayfield
George Mayfield
Augustus Ransford
Lacey Hazelred
William Hazelred
Arista Marvin
F.ther Gates
Luther Gates
Clem Ransford
Frank M. Daniels
Flory Arnett
Lucy Hazelrod
William Hazelrod
Ethel Gates
Peoples State Bank of
Circuit Court
William Hazgelrod
U. S
David Giles
Samuel Rvce McClain
Carrie M. McClain
Ways & Hays
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