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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
6
A wartime reminiscence recalling Kaiser Wilhelm II through fourteen years of events and impressions from a magazine series. It presents a personal, historical view of the German ruler and his era.
In an extended interview, the Kaiser defends German war methods and discusses atrocities in Belgium and France. He downplays international law, praises gains from raids, and justifies sinking ships amid tense global diplomacy.
Isaac H. Kalley named executor for the Letitia Robbins estate of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. First insertion September 18, 1918.
Real estate transfers featured with Schroeder and Price of the 308 310 Sherman Building. The notice highlights Sullivan County owners using the best and only complete abstract system for property title research and transfer records.
Notice of appointment of Hattin E. Martin as Executrix of the estate of Freeman M. Martin late of Sullivan county Indiana. The estate is alleged solvent. Attorney Arthur E. DeBaun represents the executrix. First insertion Sept 11 1915 3t.
A list of real estate deeds in Cass, Fairbanks, Haddon, Jackson, Jefferson, Turman, and Carlisle townships with buyers and prices, followed by a court notice in Sullivan Circuit Court about non resident defendant John E Thiemes who must appear by November 25, 1918 or have the complaint adjudicated.
Funerals are scare in our midst. Divorce suits disturb village life as Lon Higgins sues his wife and names the mother in law. The Rev Perkins accepts Thrift Stamps on his salary. Deacon Ebbersole details Ford repairs after a monkey wrench in the carburetor. Little rain has fallen.
Humorous notes recount community oddities including coins aching Deacon Ebbersole and a church watch exploding while winding. Mentions a polecat sighting, a mule interrupting a suffrage meeting, and a reporter's cheese illness. Also lists Advertised Letters from September 18 1918 and names recipients.
Botany classifies plants mainly by the anatomy of ovaries and seeds. Mowers use fruit for identification and rarely can determinations be made from foliage alone.
The reader quotes a chatty local wit praising sir for improved manners and appearance. The remark samples the period’s slang and social tone, reflecting community gossip about personal conduct and decorum in public spaces.
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