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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
4
Petitions circulate to call a special election to abolish the commission form and restore aldermanic rule. Twenty five percent of legal voters must sign for the election. a workers meeting will count signatures. Citizens protested a wheel tax earlier and debated changing city government led by William Follett at Central school.
W A Paxton a Hennepin banker sustained a head gash and his wife minor bruises when their car left the Welca hill road near Cedar Creek south of Per. Blinded by headlights the vehicle went off the highway, rolled down a steep embankment, and overturned three times, the occupants escaping largely uninjured.
Spring Valley and De Kalb residents return home after hospital stays at St. Margaret's. Named donors include Mrs. Maxwell Cherry and Wm Maxwell Sr with a blanket and money. Euchre Club prizes went to Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. O Bierne. Marie Eustice won the visitors prize. Cards and luncheons were held by several hostesses including Mrs Kovalsky and Mrs Rosenzweig. Mrs Hanck returns from Minneapolis visit to her daughter Mrs Rummel and accompanies Mrs Barton home.
A reader asks about chiropractic training duration and subjects. The reply confirms a three year college course, notes chiropractors study more anatomy and physiology areas than some medical curricula, states correspondence learning is impossible, and cites about twenty six to twenty eight states licensing chiropractors. A second reader asks about relief from nervous headaches. the answer promises relief through chiropractic adjustments, stating one adjustment can ease acute headaches. CHIROPRACTOR Spring Valley Illinois.
Mrs J Cantwell and family relocate from La Salle to this city to establish a future home on East St Paul street. The Woerners are called to Peoria due to Fred Erickson's serious railroad accident injuries. Erickson remains in serious condition and is a well known local.
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