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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
2
The Spring Valley Cazette credits FP. M. Mahoney as editor and manager. The paper indicates a 2.00 price and notes it is entered at the Spring Valley Illinois post office as second class mail matter.
The article notes a return of back yard gardens across rural and urban areas, driven by Department of Agriculture reports. It contrasts past shifts from home gardens to truck farming and postwar declines, praising gardens for producing vegetables and building health while lowering grocery costs.
The court's ruling upholds individual and press rights to express opinions without fear of consequences. It notes errors may occur in criticism but favors broad protection to prevent fear of imprisonment or economic subjugation. Curtailment of free speech is seen as curtailment of progress.
In small towns social cliques burden gatherings and create tension as residents seek friendly connection. The piece reflects on the difficulty of inclusive events amid local rivalries and differing expectations.
The author urges monthly Get Together events to reduce social cliques and jealousy. Aimed at the town's harmony, the plan would let residents meet in preferred formats, fostering acquaintance and enjoyable evenings for all.
The passage urges resilience and self improvement. It advocates daily focus on health happiness and prosperity and encourages encouraging others and maintaining optimism. It emphasizes avoiding criticism and negativity while pursuing personal growth and noble conduct.
The R. F. Conway company won the bid for laying the concrete highway from Princeton to De Pue with $189,000.00, while Webber Company bid $1,144.32 higher at $190,144.32. Three other firms surveyed the route but did not bid due to heavy grades and long hauls for materials.
Bureau county Illinois Board of Supervisors meets in Princeton on April 9 1923 to elect a chairman and vice chairman for the year and to adopt committee reports on public building pauper county farm and printing. Thomas Drayton is named chairman John Rawson vice chairman with a full quorum present and routine claims approved for payment.
A ledger style listing of payments by patrons to Spring Valley Coal Co and Prov areas, totaling multiple smaller sums. Names include Chas Rapolitus, Chas Norkus, Emery How, Annie Paulikitus, Elizabeth Wilson, Agnes Choponis, Andrew Gustaiius, and others with varied amounts, concluding with continued entries.
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