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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
2
Candidacy Declared for Bureau County Clerk in 1918 Primary
Announcing self as candidate for Bureau County Clerk. Seeks Republican voters’ support in the primary on September 11, 1918. Local context notes campaign entry and political alignment.
Simington Seeks Republican Treasurer Nomination
C. A. Simington announces his candidacy for the office of Treasurer in Bureau County subject to Republican voters at the primary on September 11, 1918. He declares his intent to seek the position and asks for support from the party voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau County
C. A. Simington
Pervier Seeks renomination for Senator in 37th District
Clayton C. Pervier announces his candidacy for re nomination to the Illinois Senate representing the 37th District comprising Bureau Henry and Stark counties subject to the Republican primary on September 11 1918 for the voters to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau, Henry and
Starck
Clayton C. Pervier
Nomination Date Set for County Sheriff's Race
Charles Beyer announces his date for the Republican nomination as sheriff of Bureau County, pending decision by Republican voters at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau County
Charles Beyer
Announcent I hereby announce myself as a can
A brief self proclamation notes the speaker declaring candidacy. Details are minimal, with no additional context or affiliations provided.
County Treasurer Candidate in Bureau County Primary
The report notes T. W. Mercer seeking the Republican nomination for County Treasurer of Bureau County subject to voter decision in the primary election.
Candidate Announces Run for State Representative 37th District
The undersigned will be a candidate for State Representative from the 37th District covering Bureau, Henry and Stark Counties subject to Republican primaries to be held September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Henry
Stark Counties
Local News Highlights on Registration, Draftees, and City Developments
The report lists 881 children registered for age six and under, with 500 meeting weight/height norms and 381 below, plus 311 with defects. It notes births registered 755 with 73 unregistered and 53 uncertain. It covers Miss Kate Lynch’s Chicago visit, Mrs Corcoran’s recovery, and William Hagle Enlisted in the Canadian army. It reports tax form delays, extensions to Sept 30 1918, and health notes on Mrs Folliard. It previews Giants Moose game, Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus traffic to La Salle, and police coverage concerns No 3. It mentions drafted boys boxing a Ladd concert, band drills, and local health and defense efforts. It ends with waterfront Water Street revival, zinc plant housing, and Bureau County defense demonstrations at the fair with Grace Taylor and 4–6 club exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lynch
Chicago
Lemont
Miss Lynch
John Corcoran
Corcoran
William Hagle
Eye
Spring Valley
Joliet
William
No. 3
Ladd
Umps Valley
Illinois Zinc
Chicago Ottawa and Peoria Ry timetable August 1918
Spring Valley Illinois westbound and eastbound streetcar times listed for Hicks Junction DePue Bureau Princeton Joliet Ottawa LaSalle Morris Marseilles Juliet and LaSalle local stops. Limited services noted with daily except Sunday variants and fare options include 2 cent per mile train fare and 3 cent per mile cash fare with $5.00 and $10.00 transport books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Station
Peru
LaSalle
Ottawa
Strestor
Marseilles
Morris
Juliet
P. M
a—Princeton Limited
DePue
Joliet
Otawa
f—Jolt—Joliet Limited
ZaSalle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Valley Gazette
Anholz Bros., Publishers
Assees
Didate
T. W. Mercer
Illinois
Peoria
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Michael Rafter
Fulton
Iowa
Mary Folliard
Folliard
Emma Black
Spring Valley Giants
Moose
Hicks Park
Giants
Clinton & Conway
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Hagenbeck
Africa
Asia
St. Louis
Water Street
National Council of Defense
Grace Taylor
University of Illinois
Sheffield
Springfield
Neponset
Arispie Country Life Club
Peoria RY
Stotie Baropean
Spring Valley, Ill
Hicks Junction
A. M
Chicago, Ill
Joliet, Ill
Chicago & Joliet
Pete Peterson
Republican
U. S
Treasury Department
Spring Valley City
J. C. Sitterly
Wayne Hummer
Chas. W. Knapp
L. H. Luther
Asst
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