Illinois 1927 finances per capita and debt report
The Commerce Department releases Illinois 1927 financials. Per capita figures use a 7.25 million population. General department costs 44.04 million, highways 19.28 million, total expenditures 70.79 million. Revenue 79.48 million, property taxes 61.5 percent, licenses 38.4 percent. Total funded debt 143.10 million, net debt 140.16 million, per capita 19.33. Taxable valuations 4.195 billion, state levy 27.27 million, per capita 3.76.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
State of Illnois
Illinois
Obituary for S. T. Brosman Pioneer of Clark County Life
Samuel Thomas Brosman born April 2 1885 near Massion Ohio died September 26 1928 at age 73 5 24. He moved with his parents to Clark County Illinois in 1861 living there except one year in California. He was married to.
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Samuel Thomas Brosman
Isaac and
Sarah Brosman
Massion
Ohio
Clark County
Illinois
California
Obituary for Florence Bell Armstrong's Family
Florence Bell Armstrong died with a wife and three sons Homer Thomas Newton surviving. Sons live in Marshall Illinois Pomona California Martinsville Illinois. He joined the Church of Christ in April 1884 and remained faithful. He left eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
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Florence Bell Armstrong
Homer
Thomas
Newton
Hurley
Marshall
Pomona
Calif
Martinsville
Ill
John
Auburn
Church of Christ
James Hill
Funeral services held at Church of Christ Marshall
Funeral services were conducted at the Church of Christ in Marshall Friday September 28 at 10 00 by Rev. John H Carpenter assisted by Ira Murphy. Interment followed in Blue Grass cemetery.
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Church of Christ In
Marshall
John H. Carpenter
Ira Murphy
Blue Grass Cemetery
Busy Mail Center Handles millions daily at New York Post Office
The New York post office processes about 15 million pieces of ordinary mail each day including reception, delivery, and dispatch activities.
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New York Post Office
Makes a Detour We Have Never Known a Sensible Pursuer
The Ohio State Journal notes that a steady chase for happiness rarely hinges on tallying a car's yearly cost, suggesting contentment lies beyond material price. The columnist argues money spent on status or gadgets rarely secures lasting satisfaction.
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Ohio State Journal
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