Dixon Sun May 23 1883 Front Page Snippet
Local Dixon Illinois news brief notes weather and community events for May 23 1883 with short notices on civic matters and upcoming meetings.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1883
Page
4
Local Dixon Illinois news brief notes weather and community events for May 23 1883 with short notices on civic matters and upcoming meetings.
Henry J. Scott repaints his house and several residents plan or begin building new homes in Dixon and surrounding towns. Notables include Lon Herick visiting relatives, Mrs E C Ubl in Iowa, and Col Thomas Morgan injured in a barn incident. Red Cloud, school advice to Johnny, and notes on dialect words, law taxes, and Keely’s motor claim fill the page.
The article argues against excessive legal charges, noting Van derbilt's refusal of a $10,000 bill and Judge Blodgett's instruction to consider service value versus transaction size. It warns that professional fees rise in bankruptcy and receiverships drain bankrupt estates, with New York defiunct banks cited as examples.
An advertisement extolls Ayers Ague Cure as a rapid, permanent remedy for malarial disorders including fever, ague, and chills. It claims to purify the blood, strengthen health, and prevent quinine-related harm while aiding liver and digestive organs. Sold by all druggists.
The Doolittles of Chicago sue their client Mr Forsythe for $60,000 in a million-dollar land sale in East Chicago. The Chicago Journal notes no fixed rule governs such fees and that lawyers often push high charges. It recalls Vanderbilt's $250,000 fee in a family will dispute and comments on the practice.
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