Dixon Button Factory Promises Local Industry Revival
The Dixon Sun reports plans for a new Dixon Button Company with $15,000 capital to operate in the West End. The firm will produce vegetable ivory buttons, employ about sixty workers, and aim to start by mid-September, using steam power and a 32 by 80 foot two story building near the Dimick lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Peoria
Mendota
Chicago
Turke Brothers
Canada
J. Y. Scammon
Western Button Company
Smith
Dixon
John Dysart
John V. Thomas
G. D. Laing
R. H. Smith
O. B. Dodge
George Steel
T. Cumins
J. C. Ayres
A. C. Bardwell
H. T. Noble
A. W. Crawford
L. Scott
S. Lathrop
First Street
Dimick
South America
New York
Administrator's Final Report for Nascy M. Eastwood
Public notice states the administrator has filed the final report in Lee County Court regarding the deceased Nascy M. Eastwood. The report will be heard on the first day of the September term, August 1, 1952, by the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Emery
J. D. Crabtree
Patrick Keenn
Abner Cogswell
William van Epps Steel
Geo. Steel
Paul W. Miller
Frank W. Brauer
Nancy M. Eastwood
Finna Flemming
THE
Sun
Freeport
Omaha
Elgin
Shelton & Co
Neb
Haigh
Janesville
Lee County
Nascy M. Eastwood
Cuirvorp
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Bessie Hodges
Business College Department
J. M. Pile
Dille
Whiteside County
Crabtree
the Sun
Dixon Button Company
Adam
Garden of Eden
Beecher
Serpent
George the IV
Europe
Cicero
Cleopatra
Burns
W. P. Hobart & Co
Kip
A. S. Dimick
Turney & Hennessey
Main Street
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DR. Turney
Turney:& Hennessey
the Star Grocery
Malo
Hennepin Streets
Elitte
M. Cabell
G. Smith
Dixon, Illinis
Oregon, Ills
Ogle & Lee Counties
Theo. Meller
Cor. Main & Hennepin Sts
Meller
Theo. McEller
Fleck & Robinson
Calena Street
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