Saint Charles History Pioneer Benjamin Emmons obituary
Benjamin Emmons, famed abstracter and Missouri historian of Saint Charles, died March 22 1943 at age 80. He authored numerous abstracts defending true local history and served as trustee of the State Historical Society. His work preserved Saint Charles County records and historic buildings, and he mentored writers while promoting accuracy in abstracts and city history.
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The Wheel's Role Diminished by Human Error
A terse aphorism notes that even the great wheel, once hailed as man’s finest invention, is outpaced when people err behind the wheel, highlighting the dangers of driver mistake despite mechanical progress.
Homeowners rise to five of eight US housing units
The share of owner occupied homes in the United States reached roughly five of every eight occupied housing units in the latest quarter, about 3.6 percent higher than prior periods, according to data from the Bureau of the Census.
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