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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
2
The notice lists Spring Bailey Cazette with P. M. Mahoney as editor and manager. It notes a one year prepaid subscription and postal processing at the Spring Codey Illinois post office as second class mail.
The piece contrasts money driven developers with community minded builders who align projects to local tastes. It argues that towns with strong civic spirit curb uglier buildings and foster inviting neighborhoods, while political maneuvering wastes taxpayer money and erodes standards.
A special board including J R Prichard county judge A Simington county treasurer and James Fletcher county clerk reported denying that taxes on Thomas King property at Marquette exceed value. King seeks a 2400 rebate on accumulated taxes for 350 acres once owned by Marquette Coal. appraisers value land at 10 to 40 per acre and expect King to realize about 3000 from pending sales. If taxes remain unpaid the land may be re sold by the county.
Mrs. Cinwaad, a noted society leader in this city, will present a series of her creative dances wearing a distinctive Edenic costume designed to captivate the audience. The event highlights her artistry and unique attire.
A teen warns against suspicious thoughts that cloud judgment. The quip urges guarding inner musings to avoid clouding the mind, likening thoughts to hats among birds and urging vigilance.
Theodore Marty aged 55 attacked his wife Martha Marty with a razor after a drunken dispute. He saved her life by giving blood transfusion but now faces assault charges. Martha began recovering at St Marys hospital. Andrew Marty, her son, aided her and the incident involved police and detectives.
A fire destroyed coops at a screenwool poultry farm near Chicago A quarter of a million week old chicks were killed by the blaze. Cash hidden in the coops was valued at about 5500. No injuries were reported.
An eleven year old boy died in a dental operation after a lawak welled and caused the fatal incident. Des Awner WLex is under arrest and Tractor Fox faces manslaughter charges with bond set at $10,000.
Georgie Green Frog learns from wise peers that hard work, patience, and cooperation forge real leadership. He helps pond neighbors, avoids vanity, and earns respect as he travels a path from conceit to thoughtful guidance for the frog community.
The home man is a banker merchant or contractor who lives in town. He buys from local dealers for his family and work, keeps money circulating, pays taxes, contributes to churches and charity, and employs locals. He sells quality goods and cannot overcharge or lose his trade, making him a concrete community asset.
The quote suggests a person with few friends achieves business success because as soon as someone gains friends they must divide time to their affairs. It frames friendship as a potential distraction from expanding work.
A. E. Page, former private detective from Peoria, held by Omaha police on Peoria charges, signed a lengthy confession admitting participation in a June 4 bank robbery at Low Point Illinois. The document names Rev. B. E. Cleveland of Omaha as his employer and cites Page's prior role in pursuing the Napa County murder suspects.
A brief admonition notes how savers store funds for hard times and are easily fooled by a passing sprinking cart, reflecting concerns about counterfeit schemes. The item attributes the warning to The Vortland Pacific Legion.
Japanese begin building houses with a roof erected on a skeleton frame. The elevated roof shelters workers from storms as construction proceeds.
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