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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
2
One year paid in advance subscription price noted for mailing at the Spring Valley Illinois post office as second class matter in the official notice.
The editor explains the paper will avoid factional lines and support for broad community aims. It will open columns to opposing views, tolerate sincere convictions, present news impartially, and balance fact with opinion to serve citizens.
A discussion centers on evolutionary explanations for life by examining sources and development. Proponents argue for natural selection while critics challenge mechanisms and scientific interpretations. The piece surveys differing viewpoints without asserting a definitive stance.
The article argues that small towns like Spring Valley must unite in civic effort to compete with new factory sites. It stresses support for chambers of commerce and community groups, stating active citizens drive industrial and commercial advancement and prevent retrogression during a critical period for small towns.
A lesson on breaking the habit of delaying tasks. The author cites Cervantes and warns that many people waste energy discussing plans rather than pursuing them. If they acted, they would achieve results sooner.
An arrest order was issued today by Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson for license evaders. The 1924 licenses expired December 31, and many drivers remain on the road with old plates, despite warnings to renew. Over 1.12 million licenses were issued last year, with 914,606 applications this year so far.
Michael Jacoby of Spring Valley visited Arlington while William Lucas recovers from an injured leg after an ax mishap during hedge cutting. Miss Minnie Brown and Mrs Gordon visited Chicago for Easter bonnets. The Arlington Shipping Association opened an office near the stock yards and new car purchases appear among residents.
Final Examinations are scheduled for April 16 and Arbor and Bird Day on April 17. Zone II contest at Wyanet begins 2:00 p.m. April 13 with elementary events. Zone III contest at Mineral starts 2:30 p.m. April 14 featuring boys oratorical, girls humorous, and grade school chorus. Evening program at 7:00 p.m. Details on other zones to come. Teachers classification blanks mailed for State Normal training. Closing Day material and center committee notices mailed. contact the office if not received.
Emma S Bradley executrix of Clarence W Bradley deceased gives notice to creditors to appear at Bureau County Court for June term at the courthouse in Princeton to have claims adjusted. Debtors asked to pay promptly. Dated March 30 1925. Harry K Ward attorney.
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