Dixon Sun announces editor W M Kennedy tenure
The Dixon Sun from Dixon Illinois dated August 15 1883 notes W M Kennedy as editor with an 82 a year advance subscription rate.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1883
Page
4
The Dixon Sun from Dixon Illinois dated August 15 1883 notes W M Kennedy as editor with an 82 a year advance subscription rate.
Dr Brooks fills lot. Dement and McVey visit Springfield next week. Numerous locals travel, visit Geneva Lake, Dixon, Freeport, Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Boot shop opens. party news includes theater troupe, choir company, and Amboy/Mendota notes.
Dixon citizens packed Chapel Hall each evening for the college commencement events. The Business and Teachers classes produced notable theses and salutations while Ada Drew and Annie Adams earned Nor mal course graduation for music. Eight million acres in Dakota were claimed by settlers, and discussions to employ a county superintendent for schools proceed amid cost concerns.
The item notes no cabinet officer remains at duty in Washington and cites a figure of thirty Californians dying while holding large fortunes. It references Mr Dorsey, described as a persecuted star router and Republican martyr, in an interview claiming much of the party’s alleged wrongdoing is mere thistledown.
The legislature adopted a road law for counties under township organization allowing towns to pay the labor and property road tax in labor or money. A provision permits a town vote in August 1883 or at the annual meeting to continue or reject labor payment, restoring 1879 terms if approved.
William Smith proprietor baker and confectioner at the old Main street stand in Dixon offers meals hot and cold at all hours.
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