Report of the condition of the Marshall State Bank 1921
Official bank statement for Marshall Illinois shows assets of 341496.80 with resources including loans on real estate 11350, other loans 228? , and government investments. Liabilities include capital stock 60000, surplus 7000, undivided profits 6483.81, time deposits 84012.50 and demand deposits 161436.49. Morton cashier swears to accuracy before J W Graham notary on January 10 1922.
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Hhouse, Furniture and
Axtures Sebistas
Eis Capital Stock
Cme
Scouner
BE. D. Morton
State of Illinois
Clark County
J. W. Graham
Illinois teachers meet. Clark county dominates spelling
The 68th annual Illinois state teachers meeting in Springfield December 28 30 featured discussion on spelling rules with Clark county dominating placement. O Magidniele of Decatur was elected president Robert C Moore secretary and Charles McIntosh treasurer. Governor Len Small did not attend the opening address. Francis Blair spoke on Horace Mann. Attendance at city schools showed improvements on the south side with 97.9 overall average.
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Rat
Springfeld
Harold, Bright
Illinois State Teachera’ Neeting At
Springfield
Clark County
Js ‘O.magidniele
Decatur
Robert C. Moore
Charles McIntosh
Len Small
Imperial Quartet
Chicago
Francis G. Blair
Horace Manne
W.W. M. Roberts
R. O. Clarida
Clarida
New Educational Commission
A. M. Sheldon
Illinois
South Side
North Side
Edwards
Princeville
A.D Edwards
Johnson's ‘Hall
Ted ‘Perdue
Rosanna Wallis
Helen’. Dickerson
Ralph ‘Knipe
Irene Stewart
Glenny Ritter
John Metz
Russell Baker
Doyle’ Tibbs
Vern Carpenter
Torrens Registration System Introduced by Sir Robert Torrens
The Torrens system of official examination and registration of real estate titles, introduced by Sir Robert Torrens, was adopted in Australia and carried to England New Zealand British Columbia and parts of Canada. It is used in modified form in several U S states Hawaii and the Philippines.
Worry and a call to end worry with a joyful disposition
The passage argues worry is worse than the seven year itch. It suggests you cannot cure worry with salves, only remove it at the roots by grafting in a happy disposition where it grew before. It ends with a hopeful note thanking God for the possibility.
Architectural marvel of the Bourse lauded by Hugo
Victor Hugo extols the Bourse as a pure structure combining Greek colonnade Roman arches Renaissance vaults and a crowned attic. He notes its elegant line and occasional chimney pots, praising its architectural harmony and rarity in Athens.
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Athens
Victor Hugo
Manuscripts of Eustachio Unearthed Spark Historical Insight
Unearthed originals of Bartholomew Eustachio’s writings renew interest in the Italian physician famed for the eponymous Eustachian tube. The discoveries illuminate early anatomy and the permission granted by Pope Pius IV to dissect human bodies for knowledge.
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Eustachio
Bartolomeo Eustachio
Eustachian
Pius IV
Africa's coal not as vast as believed reports say
Geologists estimate Africa holds far less coal than other continents with about 97 percent clustered in the Union of South Africa and total resources around 57 billion tons. The findings suggest a smaller continental reserve than previously thought.
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Africa
Union of South
English Poet Thomas Campbell Dies at Boulogne
English poet Thomas Campbell author of Pleasures of Hope died in Boulogne France in a state of imbecility on June 15 1844 at the age of sixty seven.
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Pri ‘Thomas Campbell
Life as I See It in the Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal column expresses personal struggle and perspective, acknowledging others’ hardships while noting a lack of satisfaction in daily life. The piece centers on individual hardship and self-reflection.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Isnt it curious how a woman can call a man dear
A Wayside Tales line notes how a woman can address a man with affection yet unsettle his self worth. The quip reflects social tensions in playful verse and hints at gendered perceptions in relationships.
Water Use Per Person in American Town
An average American town uses 50 to 150 gallons of water daily per inhabitant for all purposes.
Thief snatches purse then dines, swoons at find
A night scene follows a robber seizing a woman's purse on a lonely road. He returns to town, opens the purse, and swoons from its contents. The text then shifts to a travel note about lichens and Greenland cliffs shaped by red lichen growth on gray granite.
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Greenland
Cape York
Figs on Roman Tables and Modern Taste
A fragment cites Roman dining with figs served on aristocratic tables alongside salt pepper vinegar and aromatics. Figs could be eaten fresh or dried, baked, or sun dried. The Institute notes a lack of classical appreciation but recommends cream and sugar for ripe figs. Xerxes Pliny David and Philip are mentioned as contrary voices in Boston Globe fashion.
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Institute
Xerxes
Pliny
David
Philip
Twin Highwaymen of the Sea and Ice Fog Warnings
A patchwork of historical clips notes icebergs and fog as sea hazards, wireless alerts when ice is sighted, eel anatomy with scales under a microscope, Yellow Stone’s Golden Gate color from lichen and hot spring terraces, Alaric’s pillage of Rome, hydrophobia risks, and a quip on proper sequence from Brooklyn Eagle.
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United States
Golden Gate
Yellowstone’ Park
Hooded Seal Noted for Cartilaginous Hood and Oil Use
The hooded seal long hunted along the Atlantic coast for its oil. Fishermen described its behavior as surprising and resulting in tears, and noted the animal carried a large cartilaginous hood that could be rapidly extended to cover its head.
Bearded Women Predicted To Electrify Fashion
A French scientist forecasts a future trend where bearded women perform tricks to enhance beard appeal, exceeding men’s current imagination. The unconventional prediction envisions a race of bearded women influencing style and attraction.
Solomon's Perfume for Temple Use
Solomon crafted 10 000 golden censers and perfumery for the Jerusalem temple. The royal workshop produced precious vessels and aromatic offerings for sacred rites.
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Solomon
Temple of Jerusalem
Grain market and livestock prices drift through week
Market tone weakens for wheat and corn with Chicago May wheat down 2 percent and cash No. 2 red winter wheat around 1. The report notes stronger alfalfa in Kansas City and mixed feeds softening while hog and beef prices rise modestly. Values across futures and cash markets show uneven trends and ample receipts.
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Washington
Chicago
Sothern
Giheinstatt
Kansas City
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milnéapolia
Memphis
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Prairie
Kansas
City
Boston
St. “Louis
Buffalo
Sneds Trade Mark Reserved for Holstein Breeders
An official announcement by Secretary F. L. Houghton states the name Sneds is reserved as a trade mark for the use of Holstein breeders. It will prefix registered animals raised on the Snedeker farm and registered with the Holstein Priesian Association of America, carrying a registry number and family name indicating bloodlines.
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Neds
Snedeker
Holstein-Priesian
Association of America
F. L
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