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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
A satirical editorial urges readers not to fault the newspaper for local happenings. It argues editors reflect town life and should be seen as a typographical photograph of their community, advising readers to improve their own portrayal next time.
The act approved by February 28, 1919 allows any person who served in the U S Army to wear a distinctive red chevron on the left sleeve with the uniform. Discharged men and officers may wear it until called to active duty, when the chevron is removed. Penalties apply for unauthorized wear.
The article describes a mass athletics plan at a high school to involve more contestants from all classes. It explains scoring for underclassmen, daily noon events, and aims to prepare for the Illinois Valley meet in LaSalle on May 14 and the Bureau County meet in Princeton on May 22.
Mrs Paul Bamberger Mrs Nat Frank Mrs Harry Ossiday and Mrs Eli Katz shopped in La Salle on Wednesday afternoon Geo B Pence of Princeton addressed the Woman's Club on Monday evening and was well received Jessie Eustice of Chicago spent a few days last week with her sister Marie Eustice and Mrs James Johnston
Mrs. Agnes Miller came home late last week after visiting her daughter Mrs. George Spangler in Joliet.
Lewis Murphy departed Wednesday for Chicago where he engaged in business dealings for several days, visiting local offices and returning with reports.
Mrs Charles Fehr departed Wednesday evening to Chicago to conduct business for several days.
Miss Tessie and Kathryn McLain of the Daily Post in La Salle spent Friday evening at the Keegan home. Miss Helen Sweeney returned from Chicago where Miss Lucile Sweeney spent the weekend with relatives and friends here. Miss Mary Faletti of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Anton Faletti, after shopping trips.
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