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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
2
Entry appears in a local postoffice notice from Spring Valley Illinois, referencing second class mail material. The fragment indicates an official postal filing or categorization but lacks full context or complete details.
An exchange notes radio as a great blessing to farmers and city dwellers alike, delivering entertainment and market and world news to all households. It highlights the behind the scenes support from generous individuals or organizations funding broadcasts, and questions a world driven by self interest.
A Cevleland traffic judge advocates removing speed as a tool by limiting car speeds to about 25 mph. He notes a slow driver can be just as dangerous as a fast one and argues manufacturers should gear down vehicles to curb speeding for the public good.
The piece muses on pride in Spring Valley and nearby towns, noting people believe other places are better and that residents should support local shops banks and services. It warns against wandering away and being unsatisfied, urging loyalty to home.
Roy Wisely of Sheffield borrowed a Ford coupe by mistake thinking it was his own. Perry Piper of Princeton reported his car missing, leading Deputy Sheriff Simpson to locate the coupe 200 feet from Piper’s spot. Wisely, awakened by Sheffield night officer Hamlin Wicks, returned the borrowed car and drove home in his own vehicle after realizing the error.
Under court permission Judge James H Wilkerson of Chicago allowed Ottawa Products Co to reopen its ice cream plant after federal closure. William Reardon, the local manager, said operations start immediately. The brewing department remains separate with a wall preventing access.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling sound and imperfect hearing. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh and deafness for over forty years and is sold by all druggists, J Gheney & Co Toledo O.
George E. Roberts argues in the Journal of the American Bankers Association that government actions did not inflate the currency since the Civil War. He cites war-driven demand, postwar booms, and price shifts as the real inflationary forces, with the Federal Reserve Banks managing currency to match needs.
The Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association reports U S savings deposits totaling 17.3 billion dollars on June 30 1922 up from 16.62 billion the prior year a 4.1 percent rise. The number of depositors grows 4.9 percent and 1 271 029 pupils held school savings accounts in 1921 23 compared with 802 906 previously.
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