Obituaries for Balzaar Wesnitzer and Robert Sweitzer
Mrs. Balzaar Wesnitzer born February 2, 1852 in Anderson township died July 2, 1926 at 74 years. She left husband Balzaar Wesnitzer eight children and many grandchildren. Robert Christopher Sweitzer born February 21, 1849 in Clark County Illinois died July 9, 1926 age 77 years 4 months 18 days. Survived by widow Emma Powell Cummings and five children with services July 11 at Big Creek church. Interment Mackey cemetery.
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Martha Ellen
Richard
Catherine Fuller
Anderson Township
Cynthia ,Hitel
Balzaar Wesnitzer
John Forbeck
George Ramsey
Roy Pine
John Beltz
Marshall
Fred Gossman
North Terre Haute
John
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Andi
Robert Christopher Sweitzer
Clark County
Illinois
Emma
Powell Cummings
Burns Allen
Terre, Haute
John Galladay
Ashmore
George
Rose
Danville
Edgar Cummings
Big Creek
Mackey Cemetery
D. A. Kroft
Neighbors are thanked for kindness after sickness and death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness and flowers during the sickness and death of our dear mother Balzaaxt We shitzer and children.
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Balzaaxt
Marshall Illinois Adopts Annual Appropriation Ordinance 1926
The Marshall city council passes the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for 1926 with allocations for salaries streets lights water fire and printing totaling 11300.00 and a bond and interest fund of 1960.22 plus library and band taxes, parking rules and penalties enacted.
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City of
Marshall
Ilinois
Ordinance Regulating Parking in Marshall Illinois
Marshall Illinois city ordinance restricts parking on streets and alleys within corporate limits. Prohibits parking within fifteen feet of intersections hydrants city hall entrance Maine street center and between 4th and 8th streets. Main Street parking must be centered and parallel to curb.
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Fifth Street
Locust
Main Street
Locust Street
Seventh Street
Sixth Street
Jno
McCauley
John Brandenstein
W. ©. Cork
Bruner
Marshall
Illinois
Maine Street
Blood is thicker than water phrase origin note
Proverb explains kinship surpasses friendship as water evaporates but blood remains. Cited usage in Itay and seventeenth century collections. Reference notes Scott and the phrase in Guy Manning Chapter 28 with the line Weel blade thicker than water. Literary Digest commentary.
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Itay
Scott
Guy Manneing
Literary Digest
Gospel According to St Mark Believed Drafted 63 to 70
The Writings of Saint Mark E L Bosworth note scholars generally date the Gospel according to Mark to a period between 63 and 70 CE, indicating a likely development over that era. The statement reflects academic consensus on the gospel's composition window.
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Mark E. L Bosworth
Mark
Toad
None Whatever With Girls Dominate Shooting and Dash
The report notes girls hitting 99 of 100 bullseyes and throwing shots 30 feet as they run the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds, suggesting men may soon have little chance to dodge or retreat.
Hawaiians Speak English in Education Era
Territorial report notes that Hawaii residents have long practiced compulsory education for ages six to seventeen, leading to English becoming the prevailing language across the islands. The statement frames English as the dominant medium in schools and daily life within the territory of the United States.
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Engl&s
Hawaii
Farmers In Boston Transcript Satire On Progress
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript notes some New England farmers are said to be less sagacious today than in the past and lacking the boss-trading vigor that once kept their minds sharp.
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New England
Doston Transcript
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