Dixon notices and personal notices from 1872 Dixon Ill
Local ads and community items describe a cash only sales rule at Reynard Bros Dixon Bazaar, stock sales and auctions, new businesses like a bowling alley, a Lyceum event, property transfers, church district reports, and a poignant obituary for Mercy Bartow with funeral details and community condolences.
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Norice
Reynard Bros
Dixon Bazaar
Mercy Bartow
G. W. Bartow
North Dixon
Mercy
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