** Thanks to Cheryl Locher Moonen (#47601076) for this contribution.
Dubuque Weekly Observer August 5, 1854
Chloera at Dixon
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The Dixon Telegraph on July 26th, says that on Sunday previous, there were fourteen interments from cholera; five on Monday; three on Tuesday; two on Wednesday in that town.
Among the deaths mentioned were those of the Postmaster, J. H. Cleaver, and Wm. Patrick of the firm Patrick & Means.
We also learn, that twenty-five deaths by cholera have taken place in Grand de Tour.
Dubuque Weekly Observer August 5, 1854
Chloera at Dixon
~
The Dixon Telegraph on July 26th, says that on Sunday previous, there were fourteen interments from cholera; five on Monday; three on Tuesday; two on Wednesday in that town.
Among the deaths mentioned were those of the Postmaster, J. H. Cleaver, and Wm. Patrick of the firm Patrick & Means.
We also learn, that twenty-five deaths by cholera have taken place in Grand de Tour.
** Thanks to Cheryl Locher Moonen (#47601076) for this contribution.
Dubuque Weekly Observer August 5, 1854
Chloera at Dixon
~
The Dixon Telegraph on July 26th, says that on Sunday previous, there were fourteen interments from cholera; five on Monday; three on Tuesday; two on Wednesday in that town.
Among the deaths mentioned were those of the Postmaster, J. H. Cleaver, and Wm. Patrick of the firm Patrick & Means.
We also learn, that twenty-five deaths by cholera have taken place in Grand de Tour.
Dubuque Weekly Observer August 5, 1854
Chloera at Dixon
~
The Dixon Telegraph on July 26th, says that on Sunday previous, there were fourteen interments from cholera; five on Monday; three on Tuesday; two on Wednesday in that town.
Among the deaths mentioned were those of the Postmaster, J. H. Cleaver, and Wm. Patrick of the firm Patrick & Means.
We also learn, that twenty-five deaths by cholera have taken place in Grand de Tour.
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