Dixon Sun May 16 1888 headline
Local paper from Dixon Illinois dated May 16 1888 reports community notices and brief items on city affairs with names and events of the period.
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Dixon
Lllinis
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1883
Page
4
Amboy and Paw Paw items lead local notes miscellany
Local items report Swygart at home Mead teaching in Nelson Ramsey Bros brick plant active Mendota preacher to speak on Decoration Day Daley sells grocery stake to Brierton Hodges returns to college for elocution New song We Never Speak as We Pass By and crop of weddings and trades in Prairie region. Local notices include divorce price joke and Irish affairs debate with Machiavellian wartime ethics and a one dollar loan example.
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Leona Mead
Nelson
Ramsey Bros
Mendota Carpenter
Rockford
W. R. Hunt
Charles Dement
W. A. Lipe
Wim. Daley
Brierton
al. Holbrook
Dakota
Bessie A. Hodges
T. F. Barry
Chicago
Mattie Brookner
Shenandoah
Iowa
William L. Crose
Frank Wadsworth
Wadsworth, Emnyre & Co
Oregon
G. H. Rhodes
Singer Sewing Machine
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Miller
Charles Upham
Mexican Central Railroad
James Camp
Standing Rock
Washington
Fred
Paw Paw Times
B. H. Trusdell
Florida
Valentine Hicks
Bradford
Natalie Meller
David Bohner
Natalie
E. F. Dutcher
David
Lee County
Tommy” McBride
New York City
New York Daily
New York
T. J. McBride
Illinois
Union Square
McBride
Arcade News
Broadway
Produce Exchange
McBride & Mulcahy
Christopher Street
Hayes
Garfield
W. H. Vanderbilt
Arthur
Gen. Grant
Conkling
Jones
Blaine
Willard
Alex
Taylor
Gould
W. E. Connor
Prince
Sage
Wheatley
Stock Exchange
Charters
Ireland
Spring Field Progress Seen as Babies Crave Cedar Paving
Report notes a shift from bread cries to screams for cedar paving blocks on back street, signaling urban improvement. The remark captures a rough humor about reconstruction and rising costs. No individuals named.
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Springfield
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Hair Restoration and Health
Various causes age care and sickness make hair gray or shed Ayer's Hair Vigor restores faded hair to brown or black softens cleanses the scalp fights dandruff and humors stops falling hair and promotes new growth where follicles remain. It leaves no dye and won’t soil fabrics and is sold by all druggists.
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Ayer
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