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Dixon Telegraph in Dixon, Illinois

06 Jul 1989

Page 5

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Dixon Telegraph

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Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1989

Page

5

Return of windmill sparks Nusbaum family memory in Kansas

The Nusbaum clan gathers at Charles Nusbaum’s Nachusa farm in Mitchell County Kansas for a Sunday reunion. The windmill from the 1879 homestead remains a symbol of family heritage, with seven brothers photographed before the windmill, and a family tree listing 140 names.

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Nachusa Mitchell County Kansas Charles Nusbaum Nusbaum Peter Charles’ Nachusa Mabel Nusbaums Nusbaum Brothers Charles Rock River Evelyn Laddell Salina Kan Pauline Wills Tangent Ore Lucille Sharp St. Augustine Fla Laurine Hoffman Arleata Harms Rock Falls Joyce Baker Charleston N.C Hoffman Harms Pune Lori Fagai Bradley Paul Deane Donald Wayne Wilmer Harvey Kansas Farm
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Beating prompts booze ban at Indiana Dunes Park

Indiana Dunes State Park officials impose an alcohol ban after a brutal beating at the park along Lake Michigan. Roberto Mesarina Jr., 22, of Chicago, was beaten by nine members of Chicago's La Raza gang and is in serious condition with skull fracture and internal injuries.

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Mark L. McKibben Mesarina McKibben
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Pit bulls banned in Effingham city limits

Effingham Illinois officials ban all future pit bulls entering the city. The ordinance, passed unanimously, requires pit bulls to be registered with the city clerk for 100 dollars daily, imposes confinement rules, orders pups removed within six weeks, and allows police to kill loose animals on city streets.

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Effingham Effingham, Ill UPI Effingham
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