Widow Beal, Dixon Woman, Longtime Resident Dies
Mrs. Margaret Beal of Dixon aged about seventy one after a long illness died at her home on South Galena street. Native of Maryland, she came to this locality in 1852 and was mother to eleven children, ten living. Funeral held at St Patrick's Catholic church with a large turnout.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dixon House's Fall Sale Promises Best Goods at 15 Percent Off
The Dixon retailer boasts market-leading goods and a 15 percent lower price than competitors. They credit customer patronage and offer a promo: any purchase of one dollar earns a chance at a special offer.
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