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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

5

Fire at La Salle Destroys Brewer Schlitz Barn

A Saturday night fire on River Street La Salle destroyed Schlitz Brewing barn and Hunter Stevens warehouse land garage. Estimated loss between 8000 and 10000 dollars, with lumber structures and a Hunter Stevens motor truck and warehouse contents including lime and cement all wiped out.

LA Salle Schlitz Brewing Company Hunter Stevens Company River Street Lumber Hunter Stevens

Notice for Bids on Logan School Painting

Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk of the Board of Education District 99 Spring Valley Illinois until 6 p m July 8 1925 for painting Logan School according to specifications on file in the Clerk's office Joseph Hercer Clerk.

Board £ Education Spring Valy Ill Logan School Joseph Hercer

Card of Thanks from the Stuart family

The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of their daughter and sister. They also acknowledge the Rebekah Lodge and floral offerings. Mr and Mrs William Stuart and family.

Rebekah Lodge

Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility

On and after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. May 9, 1925. Chas. Meadowcroft.

Chas. Meadowcroft

Nazimova in My Son at the Valley Theatre

Nazimova stars in My Son at the Valley Theatre with Jack Pickford and Hubert Bosworth in a First National drama about a mother and son and a siren on the fishing coast. The Gang performs Ever Man For Himself and Aesops Fables as Sunday attractions.

Valley Theatre Nazimova Son Jack Pickford Hubert Bosworth

The Gratitude of a Woman and Zenzal Drug Claim

Mrs G C Quigley of Liberal Kansas writes that Zenzal cured her eczema after other treatments failed. She says every family member uses it and it heals tender skin while preventing infection in cuts and burns. The product bears the founder’s signature Nels Darling and is sold by Thompson's Drug Store and other druggists.

G. C. Quigley Kansas Zenzal Company Chicago Nels Darling Thompson’s

Lucky Woman and Jailbird: Albany Screen Censorship Clash

Canon William Sheafe Chase from Brooklyn fights for censorship in Albany and calls uncensored screens dangerous. Mrs. Jones defends her husband Bill, noting his jail time earns her freedom and money for herself.

William Sheafe Chase Brooklyn Albany

Zero Temperatures Face Camp Humor

Private Jimson recalls nights near freezing in camp. An old soldier interjects that zero is not remarkable, prompting a brief exchange about hardships and endurance.

Jimson

Frivolous Clare Questioned Over Age Mockery

Speech turns to Clare with mockery about her age and maturity. The exchange questions whether she is old enough to know better, reflecting social tension in a past social setting.

Clare

Nervousness Named Worst Habit in Self Reflection

The speaker admits nervousness as the worst habit they know and confesses to its troubling hold. They assess personal flaws and the impact on daily actions, signaling a candid self critique.

Playing Futures Size Matters in a Piano Purchase

A newly rich man seeks a full sized piano for a young girl. He impresses on the salesman that it must be the largest instrument manufactured so he will not need to buy another soon. He wants a growing girl to have a long term instrument.

Cupid and the Movies Social Investigator Question

A satirical exchange notes a social investigator asking if motion pictures affect modern lovers. The movie house proprietor replies they never watch the pictures, a quote attributed to American Legion Weekly reflecting contemporary attitudes.

American Legion Weekly

Mutual Help Sparks Debate on Modern Marriage

In a social dialogue, a witty remark contrasts a decrepit old man’s wealth with a contented union. A counterpoint suggests true happiness lies in mutual care, with she tending his ills and he handling her finances.

Madge

Provender Critique and a Blunt Observation

A witty remark targets Provender Brown for being short on useful thought. The speaker jokes about his brain being on a perpetual fast and criticizes the value of his ideas.

Simple Medical Consultation Cited by Dr Sapp

Patient voice notes confusion over the complexity of a medical case. Doctor assures the case is simple and understands the patient’s concern while addressing Dr Sapp.

Reggie Doctoh Mr. Sapp

Good Combination Dairy Cow and Sow In Simple Verse

A rustic poem praising the dairy cow and sow as a wholesome pair that keeps people healthy and provides goods to sell. It extols their steady gifts as proper farm products in simple, homey language.

Irrefutable Proof in Soup Thumbprints Links Waiter to Death

A line from American Legion Weekly hints that a detective traced a fatal dose to a professional waiter via thumbprints found in a soup. The brief emphasizes a sharp clue connecting service staff to the fatal incident.

American Legion Weekly

His Honor Explains Why Must a Judge Look Impassive

The article notes a judge’s need for a calm facade in court, asserting that any sign of interest in a lawyer’s argument may invite continuous pontification from counsel. It highlights courtroom behavior and courtroom dynamics through a quoted question and comment.

A Rare Pleasure

A brief exchange hints at a private domestic moment, noting one partner’s activity and the other’s cautious admission. The dialogue suggests a playful dynamic about teaching and permission within a married couple.

Look at the messenger boy on the villain’s trail

A nimble messenger boy noses through clues and follows a villain’s trail in a brisk, dime novel style scene. The young sleuth hones his wit as he closes in on the miscreant with keen street sense and pluck.

She Certainly Had Mistress in Quiet Household Row

A domestic dispute reference arises as a maid confirms sweeping everything under the carpet in a tense household exchange. The dialogue hints at secrets and concealment within a family setting.

Moon and Sun chat over a radio listening dog tale

Mr Moon jokes with Mr Sun about the idea of sitting versus setting. He recalls children debating language and shares a story of a dog named Shrimp who enjoyed music on the radio and even pretended to sell papers. The sky pair bid each other good night as stars rise.

Mr. Sun Mr. Moon Shrimp

Ladd Moose Win Three Games on July Fourth Weekend

The Ladd Moose won three games, defeating Chicago American Legion 18 to 2 in the first game with nine runs in both the second and fifth innings. Lunn and Valesano were the battery, with home runs by Camarro Bergandi and Lunn. The second game beat Chicago 7 to 1 as Ladd cruised with limited hits for Lunn. The third game, Rockwell, ended 11 to 10 after late rallying offense from Ladd and clutch hits by Lunn and Camarro. Umpires were Harry Weber and Oscar Keay.

Ladd Moose Chicago American Legion Lunn Valesano Camarro Bergandi Chicago Boys Rockwell Unions Rockwell Ladd Harry Weber Oscar Keay

Little Harold Talks Yet Words Remain Unheard

In a candid exchange, a visiting lady asks about Harold's speaking progress. Harold replies he can say some words well, but he cannot name any, shaking his head as he admits he has never heard them before.

Harold Boston Transcript

Heaven on Earth Maiden Aunt Reading

A brief reading fragment contrasts heaven with earthly life. The dialogue hints at marriage and family roles through a line about heaven lacking marriage. The exchange includes a childlike question about heaven on earth and a comment to an auntie.

We Buy Burlap Bags and Buick Trucks For Sale

Want ads note Lincoln Bay Co of Springfield Illinois buys burlap bags with freight paid on 200 or more. Also offered are two new Buick trucks a De Luxe panel and a canopy top from Lange in Chicago with contact Sapuld 0234.

Lincoln Bay Co Springfield Ill BUICK Lange Milwaukee Ave Chicago Sapuld

Tuberculin Tested Guern Sera Fresh Also Springers

Ray Paddock of Salem Wisconsin offers tuberculin tested Guernsey cattle and springers for sale. Listing notes fresh stock available and contact details.

Ray Paddock Salem Wisconsin

Fayette Resort and Tourists Lodge Ad in Michigan

The Fayette Land Company promotes the Fayette Resort on Big Bay de Noquet offering furnished cottages and hotel accommodations. Quiet, comfortable, exclusive getaways with no mosquitoes. Write for rates and information to Fayette, Michigan.

Fayette Resort Fayette Big Bay de Noquet Fayette Land Company Fayette, Mich

Irwin store for sale with merchandise and fixtures

For sale at Irwin Illinois a store with six nice living rooms above the shop and warehouse behind the lot. Includes stock of merchandise and store fixtures for 10500 dollars with terms. Owner E Frechette Irwin Illinois retires from business and plans to go west. 7 80.

Irwin, Ill Inc E. Frechette

Leghorn Chicks for Sale in Gallatin Tenn

Strong S C W Leghorn chicks from Highland Park Gallatin Tennessee listed 12 week White Leghorn pullets at 1.50 each. Includes date notation 7-9 and location Highland Park.

Strong S. C. W. Leghorn Highland Park Gallatin Tenn S. C

County Board of Review Schedule at Princeton Court House

The Board of Review of Bureau County will meet at the Court House in Princeton Illinois every Monday and Thursday from 1 00 to 400 P M starting June 15 1925 All claims for adjustment must be filed on or before August 3 1925 Taxpayers are urged to file promptly for careful consideration 7 30 A B Ackerson Clerk

Board of Review of Bureau County Court House Princeton Illinois

Knights of Pythias Lodge to Meet Twice Monthly

Sheridan Lodge No 198 invites members to gather at Moose hall every second and fourth Monday at 7 30 PM to conduct regular meetings and business.

Sheridan Lodge Knights of Pythias Moose Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Wm. Stuart Hartford Fire Insurance Company I. J. Jagodzinski Spring Valley Mary Graha Bonner Rhe Rockwell Cantwell Negro Oglesby Tigers Marseilles Princeton Tigers Moose Ladd Abrtle Barry C. Gualandri Ps Cs Eo Pog Scie de Camarlo Honpe Iene Guk Ois Malindrino Hoffman Bi Eg Restic Shisk Walane Roipacett Taste Just Reer Esay Heaven On Earth A. B. Ackerson John van Schaick E. Third St East St. Paul St Spring Valley, Illinois Campbell's Pork and Beans Campbell's Soup RS Ees Aca Armour’s Oats CAD Snider’s National Biscuit Co America A. J. Blassick
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