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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1926

Page

7

Mellon predicts large government surplus for current fiscal year

Secretary Mellon said on September 23 that receipts will exceed expenditures by a surplus larger than the spring estimate of 185 million dollars. He cited a $9.6 million rise in customs receipts and a $95.3 million jump in income tax receipts for the period July 1 through September 21, 1936 compared with the prior year, noting misc taxes dropped due to the 1926 Revenue Act while overall gains offset the loss.

Washington, D. C Mellon Department of the Treasury Department Congress

Local Visits and Sick List Across Choctaw Community

Choctaw residents report illnesses and family visits over the weekend and midweek. Names include Enoch Wyrick Otto Whitaker and family Hershel Cline and family Margaret Walker Edith Ledermann and others visiting Paris Avon Rossville and Mt Carmel.

Enoch Wyrick Otto Whitaker Kile Hershel Cline Margaret Walker Edith Ledermann Perry Jackson Jesse Walker William Hirsch Avon John Blizzard Paris Austin Jackson Rossville Edward Burger Florence Mildred Ledermann Opal Walker Mable Jackson Margaret and Gladys Hollenbeck Bessie Norton Maude Martha Blizzard Eunice Jackson Louise Jackson Grant Hollenbeck Son C. G. Hollenbeck Margaret Hollenbeck Marie Hollenbeck

Sweet and Tingley Families Collect Old Town News

Mr and Mrs Olin Sweet and family and Jennie Sweet were seen in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Mrs Jesse Shots and baby visited her parents the Buckles while Carrie Tingley and Roy Bridgett shopped in town. Various relatives from the Sweet and Tingley clans stopped by homes of Buckles Pridays Harlows Atkinsons and Hanan over the past week.

Olin Sweet Max Jennie Sweet Carrie Tingley Roy Bridgett Terre Haute Jesse Shots Baby Elmer Buckle Don Tingley Nathan Tingley Frank Reuben Tingley Mike Oprien Walter Harlow Priday Lon Tingley Homefells Henry Hanan Golden Buckle

Life and Abundant Life in Christian Teaching

The article contrasts Life and abundant life, using a biblical frame from John 10 10 and Samaritan woman water imagery. It argues that many believers have life but not fullness, urging deeper indwelling by Christ as a perpetual source of grace strength and victory. It notes different views on justification yet affirms a simple scriptural path to abiding in Christ.

Apostle Christ Jesus Samaria Saylor Paul

How to Store Soft Corn Alluring Illinois Debate

In Urbana Oct 3 an agriculture expert warns soft corn late and moist must be dried or stored in field silos to avoid spoilage. He recommends field drying, circulation aid, husk removal, and segregating moist corn to preserve grain grade under federal standards.

Urbana Illinois W. R. Tascher College of Agriculture University of Ilinois College

Three Ways Describe Water, Damage and Heat Damage

The fragment lists three aspects: amount of water present total damage and heat damage. It reads as a terse itemized note rather than a full report and lacks context or specifics on location, date, or responsible parties.

Local residents enjoy travel and visits over weekend

Ernest Casey from Martinsville Indiana spent the weekend with his wife. Mrs Lillian Nash visited Indianapolis with her daughter Mrs W E Stoltz. Mrs Owen J Main traveled to Chicago to visit her parents. W J David headed to Chico California for a month with his brother. Mr and Mrs O B Williams left for Cleveland to visit his daughter Mrs Rex Hyre and husband. Elma Chapman of Terre Haute visited relatives in the area. The Barretts hosted Frank Slusser and Leona Clem in Robinson for Sundays. Martha Haddock and daughter Norma spent the weekend at West.

Ernest BE. Short Martinsville Ind Lillian Nash Indianapolis W. E. Stoltz Owen J. Main Chicago F. B. Grege W. J. David Chico Calif B. V. David O. B. Williams Cleveland Ohio Rex Hyre Walter Newlin Frank Slusser Leona Clem Robinson Warren Barrett Martha Haddock Norma West

Marshall City to Sell Vacant Lot in Original Town

Marshall Illinois City Council adopted an ordinance to sell Lot 6, Block 18 in the Original Town now Marshall Clark County at its October 4 1926 meeting. Bids to be opened at the December 6 1926 council meeting at City Hall at 7:30 PM sealed with City Clerk before opening.

Marshall Ilnois Clark County Illinois City of Ilinois

Local residents plan visits and new study start

Mrs. Wm L. Orndorff left for a two week visit with her sons Geo Orndorff and Ernest Orndorff in Kansas. J B LeMay and J P LeMay with Norma Louise began a three week motor trip east. Stanley Orr, son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Orr, has entered Stetson University after living in DeLand Florida.

Wm L. Orndorff Geo. Orndorff Winfield, Kas Ernest Orndorff Augusta Kas J. B. LeMay J. P. LeMay Norma Louise Stanley Orr Harry F. Orr DeLand Pla Stetson University

Old Age Reflections on Life and Death

A fragmented meditation on aging and mortality. The text contemplates prolonging life, the emotional strain of aging, and the paradox of a life fully lived ending twice through memory and regret. It reads as a philosophical musing rather than a narrative.

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