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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

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City Council Cuts Salaries to Trim Expenses

The council reduced pay for the mayor, city commissioners, treasurer, and attorney and removed one police officer, lowering annual payroll to about 16 290 dollars. They claim total city debt and annual receipts from various funds, salaries, and water works are listed from city reports, with total expenses around 38 674 dollars and a contingent fund near 6 500 dollars.

Anton Troglio Anton Faletti Burnell Knapp City Water Works

Nail Down the Kaiser War Bond Event at Pool Hall

R A Treat and James Doyle will host a July 15 event in front of Cassiday Bros. pool hall where participants who buy a war saving stamp receive a chance to drive a nail into a Kaiser coffin with a lid. Miss Elizabeth Casey returns home after tonsil surgery at St Margaret's Hospital last week.

R. A. Treat James Doyle Cassiday Bros Kaiser Elizabeth Casey St. Margaret's Hospital

Spring Valley Fourth of July Parade and Service Flag Dedication

Spring Valley hosted a large orderly Fourth of July celebration with a mile long parade featuring 2000 participants including Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, church societies, and foreign born residents. A City Hall program followed with speeches by C N Hollerich Allen Dwyer Judge Hawthorne State's Attorney Skinner and Rev C C Carpenter who led a solemn dedication of the City Service Flag honoring 300 volunteers. The event closed with patriotic music and a liquor-free, well attended mood.

Illinois Spring Valley Red Cross St. Peter and Paul Church Jos. Ciesla St. Ann’s Lithuanian Church City Hall Dakota Terry St. Paul Street Power Street St. Paul Erie City Hall Aark C. N. Hollerich Allen Dwyer Wm. Hawthorne Woodrow Wilson Taggart Cherry Josef T. Skinner C. C. Carpenter Princeton DePue Fotowing National Army Stars and Stripes Frank Balzarino Thomas Kirkman Fort Terry N. Y E. del Collings Camp Dodge Towa

Local service flag list grows to 288 names

Readers contributed additional names to the Spring Valley service flag bringing the total from 279 previously published to 288. The note invites further submissions of any missing names such as George Miller Charles Grosso Joe Pecchio Camilo Margherid¢ Ted Reichl Herbert Rathbun Chester Averill George Kulupka Stanley Mutts.

Spring Valley George Miller Charles Grosso Joe Pecchio Camilo Margherid Ted Reichl Herbert Rathbun Chester Averill George Kulupka Stanley Mutts

War Stamp Record Sets $40,000 Target at Spring Valley

Postmaster Sweeney reports war savings stamps and thrift stamps sales at the Spring Valley post office total about 17,492 so far. Despite competing drives for war bonds and patrol fund subscriptions, officials call the showing excellent and aim to hit $40,000 by year end.

Sweeney The Gazette Post Office Patrolic Fund Spring Valley Post Office

Local Four Minute Men to Speak at Theatres This Month

The Local Four Minute Men present talks at local theatres during July. Speakers include Wim. Hawthorne on July 1 and 15, C. N. Hollerich July 14, Wm. J. Wimbisenss July 17, Peter DeFilippi July 20, Charles T. Hanson July 21, Irving Munson July 24, Rev. Mills July 27, and James P. Doyle July 28. Topics are Danger to America Thrift Stamps and The Meaning of America. Talks occur near the close of the first performance and are limited to four minutes at each venue.

Wim A. Hawthorne C. N. Hollerich Wm. J. Wimbisenss Peter DeFilippi Charles T. Hanson Trving Munson Rev. Mills James P. Doyle Wim. Hawthorne America

Draft 1818 Registrants Call for Skilled Men for Exemption Board

The Local Exemption board issues a call for white men of 1918 class to fill skilled roles including auto repair, blacksmithing, machinist work, lumber, and many trades. Volunteers may join from the 1918 class with waived classification limits. if insufficient numbers are recruited, involuntary induction will follow. The June 5 registrants receive call order numbers and will be examined on Monday with No. 10 lead.

Engineer Corps Navy Marine Corps Frank 8S. Dickson

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