California Correspondence from the Dixon Sun Eighth Letter
In February and March 1889 a Dixon Sun writer tours Southern California. He describes San Diego and National City, mentions water projects, ranches, fruit and grain lands priced from $20 to $200 per acre, growing railroads, and a frontier hospitality scene with locals and visitors including H. T. Noble and Col. Noble. He notes vast potential for development and forthcoming unity of San Diego and National City.
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Walton students stage pleasant Walton program with Hiram Brooks
Ephor Dixon Sun reports that Walton school scholars with their teacher Hiram Brooks and the South Dixon quartette presented an evening of songs declamations and dialogues in Walton hall on Friday March eight. Ed Fischer of South Dixon praised the scholars and teacher, and Brooks thanked parents and patrons before all went home satisfied.
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Debated yellow fever and temperance in 19th century pamphlet
The piece critiques liquor dealers funding yellow fever relief with champagne and cites Jacksonville Mayor Archibald on alcohol’s link to fever mortality. It also comments on Harrison's inaugural call for full civil service enforcement and anticipates Republican backlash.
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