Unclear Freight Schedule Fragments From Industrial Rail Log
Fragmentary timetable entries show freight times including Sterling freight with 3:45 p m and 12:15 p m stands, through freight noted. Missing context prevents full schedule reconstruction but indicates multiple daily movements.
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Sterling Freight
Hack line proposal by Wah Stroupe operates city trains
Wah Stroupe attends all trains day and night and his hacks will carry passengers to and from all parts of the city. Orders may be left at J. Mead's book store or at the One House where a hack is usually waiting.
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Wah Stroupe
Ains
J. ©. Mead
Illinois
Knights Templar
Dixon Commandery
Pole
Dixon
Oregon
Amboy
Franklin
Sterling
Polo
Knight Reed
Methodist
Wil
T Hoe
Stephen Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Pennsylvania
Anna H. Pratt
Champion
Caroline
James Poorman
Lyons, Lowa
Abraham
Friendship Lodge No. 7
Mother Earth
Michael Harvey
Martin Haley
Haley
Harvey
Dewitt
Iowa
Joliet
Young Spiller
van Epps
Local Advertisements and Patents in Dimick Block
Farmers and poultry sellers urged to call on L surd before disposal, with high prices offered at Dimick's Block. Burdock Bitters advertised as a gentle remedy for constipation and dyspepsia at $1. Mrs L K Lewis introduces new millinery styles and a range of ladies and misses corsets and children's waists.
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Farmera—lIt
L. Surd
Dimick
Burdock
L. K. Lewis
Corseisdren
Dixon City and surrounding items in brief notices
A long column of ads and short notices runs through Dixon Illinois including sales of horses and wagons, hats, shirts, paints, and medicines. local auctions. real estate offerings. court and municipal news. civil cases, rail developments, and social events. and updates on weather, schools, and forthcoming Easter services.
Todd’s hat sale and poultry powder ad roundup
A compact ad mix promotes Chas A Todd's hats for boys and young men, with brief notes on a 1 dollar hat offer and a bold Poultry Powder by A H Tillson. Also listed are a Thoroughbred bull for sale, seed corn, and painted bird cages, all presented in a late 19th century classified fragment.
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Joan H. Cropsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lionees
Satlins
Sarah
Astin
Rhadame
Tin Delyons
9Aks & Dolmans
Countryman'’S
Illinois Central Rail Road
Cago & Northwestern Railway
Sterling Pass
Mar’town Pass
Pacific Express
Iowa Pasa
Nea
HACK
Rosenthal
S. Boszatuan
Rosantua
Ro Wells
S. RosentHan
RosanrHat
Rosentaan
Iit
L. H. Burp
W. Rink
Albert Anderson
York Street
Buffalo
Dr. Thomas
Wantep
F. J. Mexrow
Ill
F. A. Scratch
Ruthven
Ont
A. H. Tillson
Masury
Railroad Paints
Stilson
Todd
Chas. A. Todd’s
Cole
Eberhart & Co
First Street
B. F. Burr
J. H W
C. A. Todds
S. Sows
Miller, Dixon
Vicinity
Chas
Wilson
Fiercer Bros
Wilson Bros
Chas A. Todd's
Omaha
Vennor
April
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Church
Peru
the Baptist Church
G. A. Lyman
The
Amboy Journal
Will. A. Montague
Sussmitch, Jeweler
N. Matson & Co
Chicago
Mose Dillon
Mose
Freeport
George Dee
Elgin
Springfield
DeKalb Capitalists
Rockford Chair and Furniture Company
Jackson
Michigan
Rockford
Rockford Gazette
Woodruff
Freeport Malleable Iron Works
Hattie Peck
Union Manufacturing Company of
Rochelle
Aurora
Forreston
Price
Sterling Gazette
Chicago, Freeport & St. Paul R. R. Company
Chicago, Freeport & Northwestern R. R. Company
Chicago, Freeport & St. Paul Railroad Company
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Mealey
Anderson
Lorenzo Wood
Hiram Hetler
D. B. Anderson
S. G. Campbell
D. B. McKenney
John F. Mealey
F. Forsythe
Brookyn
Paw Paw Herald
Brooklyn Township
Mutusi Life Insurance Company of
New York
J. W. Thomas Acent
Dixon, Illinois
Evaenr Pinckney
Todd's
M. E. Turney
Turney & Hennessey
Austin Bros