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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1889

Page

10

Thanksgiving Wishbone Tangles in Scrappy Household Tales

Enny and Johnny and Albert and Mary share a Thanksgiving meal as a wishbone drama unfolds. May and Jennie vie for luck while a playful turn leads to a comic, chaotic chase through a cluttered parlor. The tale ends with a farcical aftermath and a houseful of relatives.

Enny Johnny Albert Mary Johnson Jenny Jeannis Bonnie May Jennie Johnnie Asl Alfred

Thanksgiving Plots Stir Mrs. Nettleby in Sugartuck Visit

Mrs. Nettleby, frugal and status conscious, refuses Thanksgiving at home. She schemes to travel to sister Belinda’s in Sugartuck County to dodge hosting relatives including Mr. Beggerley and his six children and two sisters. The plan tests her husband’s reluctance and resolve.

Scrag Hollow Sugartuck Sunty Theodora Nettleby House of Nettleby Mrs. Nettleby Theodora Lavinia Evangeline Gervase Jones Smith Brown Thorn Street Mary Nettlebys Smitherses Mr. Nettleby Belinda Sugartuck County O. Fiddlesticks Nettleby

Thanksgiving Plans Frayed by Nettleby Family Rift

Mrs. Nettleby and five children prepare to travel after a quarrel over Thanksgiving. Mr. Nettleby hides a letter, intending to stay, while Mrs. Nettleby gathers belongings and frets about hosting and gossip. A servant announces many visitors arrive at the house.

What Next for John Derwent and Peter Lotz

Two college graduates with equal honors pursue ranch life in the West. John grows inward and neglects wider learning while Peter follows his father’s advice, continually planting new ideas by reading, attending lectures, and supporting community institutions. The piece urges ongoing intellectual cultivation to keep pace with rapid progress.

John Derwent Peter Lotz John Chicago New York Lotz Peter

Things To Be Thankful For Thankful for recovery and endurance

A concise reflection notes gratitude that not all was lost, and resilience kept goals within reach. It emphasizes appreciation for surviving hardship and maintaining hope amid challenges.

Rare stamp values reflect market trends and key issues

The article explains why stamp prices have risen with emphasis on scarce items. It lists prices for notable issues such as 1840 English stamps with and without letters, red penny stamps, and select rarities like Cabul Mauritius Sandwich Islands British Guiana Natal Cape of Good Hope Buenos Ayres and Canadian rook stamps with perforations.

Cabul Seeree-Erreeres Mauritius Sandwich Islands British Guiana Guiana Natal Cape of Good Hope Buenos Ayres Ek Kanieages Venassens Bergedorf Renetiewss Bu Nptvee Chakeunee Brazil London Globe

Farmers in Congress Elect Officers and Plan Mississippi Improvement

The National Farmers' Congress at Montgomery adjourned after a day of resolutions and officer elections. Officers include President R F Kolb and Secretary B F Clayton. Iowa to host next year. a Mississippi River improvement and Lake Michigan canal project was adopted. loyalty to reform and coinage issues were discussed. Col L F Livingston addressed Knights of Labor, signaling rising collaboration between the farmer and labor movements.

Iowa Mississippi National Farmers’ Congress Montgomery Alabama R. F. Kolb A. W. Smith Kansas B. F. Clayton Wm. Lawrence Ohio Congress Pabor Colorado Chicago Mr. Kelly St. Louis Central South America Dreper Illinois Farmers’ Congress Mississippi River Lake Michigan United States Congress Clayton Jeremiah Rusk J. R. Dodge Department of Agriculture Messrs. McKenzie Kentucky Work Indiana Lawrence Corpus Georgia Atlanta Committee On Land Knights of Labor Convention L. F. Livingston Farmers’ Alliance Col. Livingston Henderson R. F. Gray The National Economist Harry Brown Georgia Farmer Col Livingston Knights of Labor Powderly Confederation of the Two Orders

State of Trade Reports Moderate Activity and Grain Movements

Bradstreet s New York State of Trade notes only moderate general trade activity across the country. Railroads show October earnings up 18.4 percent from last year and ten month totals up 10.4 percent with mileage up 1.8. Wheat and flour exports rise while outsized pig iron demand continues. Business failures total 217 for the week, with yearly totals up to date.

Bradstreet’s New York Bessemer San Francisco Baltimore United States

Fatal Wreck on Virginia Midland Road Kills Two

A collision on the Virginia Midland railway near Bull Run Va. between two freight trains caused by order misunderstanding. Killed Fireman James Murphy Springfield Va. and Brakeman F L Estees Orange Va. Injured Engineers Kemp and Fitzgerald and seven others. Both engines nine cattle cars eight merchandise cars wrecked.

Virginia Midland Virginia Midland Railway Bull Run James Murphy Springfield F. L. Estees Orange Kemp and Fitzgerald A. Payne Frank Evans Joseph Higginbottom

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