Dixon Sun Weekly Terms Notice
A fragment from The Dixon Sun notes terms for publication days and schedule. It mentions Wednesday issues and standard printing policy with no additional details available in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1889
Page
4
A fragment from The Dixon Sun notes terms for publication days and schedule. It mentions Wednesday issues and standard printing policy with no additional details available in the readable text.
The notice from Dixon Illinois dated September 4 1889 announces W M Kennedy as editor of a publication offered at two dollars per year in advance. It presents a historical employment or publishing context with a pricing detail for readers.
Chicago reopens schools with strict enforcement of the new compulsory education law governing ages 7 to 14. The act requires sixteen weeks of attendance, with fines and truancy officers, aiming to curb street life and crime. Ohio Democrats push tariff reform as a key election issue and warn tariffs foster trusts amid a broader push for education.
Hon Frank Lawler urges aid to starving Illinois miners at a Quincy meeting. Republicans and newspapers denounce his effort as political. The piece predicts coal miners and Rhode Island woollen workers will not rally to protection slogans in the next campaign.
While at the Cherry Valley camp meeting last week Rev. G. R. Vanhorne suffered a severe attack of cholera morbus. His physician ordered complete rest and retirement, and he left the field of his labors, accompanied home by Rev. M. E. Cady.
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