Post Office Second Class Mail Matter Notice
Entered at the Post Office at Spring Valley Illinois as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
2
Entered at the Post Office at Spring Valley Illinois as second class mail matter.
The article argues shoppers favor careful selection over guesswork and retailers must use quantitative market analysis and qualitative consumer demand studies. It notes sales research guides future possibilities, helps choose fields, and prevents costly missteps by avoiding unsuitable ventures and excessive outside drawing.
The government nominates Lincoln C. Andrews to head the enforcement division of the Treasury as Prohibition resumes in force. Prohibition foe John Barleycorn is portrayed as resilient despite repeated crackdowns and funerals.
Realtor Peter De Filippi touts Spring Valley as a city of opportunities on the Illinois River. He cites improvements including a $60,000 Valley Theatre, remodeled Liberty Theatre, a $100,000 St. Margaret's hospital addition, new stores and gas stations, and enhanced lighting. He argues property prices will rise and urges investment in homes or business buildings.
Anna C. Oberg executes the will and notifies Bureau County Illinois residents to present and settle claims at the Bureau County Court House Princeton during the June Term on the first Monday in June. Creditors must pay debts promptly. Dated April 2 1925.
Guaranteed Hi Grade baby chicks listed include White and Brown Leghorns S C Mottledeeve Barred Rocks S C Reds White Rocks Red Black Minorcas Buff and White Orpington Wyandottes Black Langshans Light and Heavy mixed breeds from Genoa Quality Hatcheries in Genoa Illinois.
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