Getting Shaken Into Place Amid Political Steam
Senator Sorgum claims leadership falters when the march of a movement demands more. Jud Torkins admits effort to remain active and not abandon duty as the Santa Claus imagery echoes traditional roles.
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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
Senator Sorgum claims leadership falters when the march of a movement demands more. Jud Torkins admits effort to remain active and not abandon duty as the Santa Claus imagery echoes traditional roles.
The article stresses kidneys as vital to health and warns that sluggish kidneys harm long life. It urges immediate action if nervousness dizziness sleeplessness back pains occur, noting impurities trap toxins and uric acid.
An old world remedy marketed as a safe, soothing oil blend with cleansing herbs. The Haarlem Oil Capsules are said to be imported from Holland, offered in three sizes, and come with a money back guarantee if no relief. Buy only the original imported GOLE MEDAL brand in sealed packages.
February Sundays passed as the church prepares for the next. Dr Berry’s hour long globe trotting lecture impressed many and drew praise. Sunday School at 10 am covers Christian Love. March 7 union service features Dr Morrison on Social Hygiene. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs Muir.
The 1919 income tax is now being collected. Returns must be filed by March 15 for individuals with net income thresholds. Joint or separate returns may be required for married couples. dependents rules apply. forms 1040A or 1040 depending on income. Information returns on Form 1099 and 1096 must be filed for payments totaling 1900 or more.
The article urges workers to value their pay envelope and stresses careful handling of earnings. It emphasizes budgeting and protecting income from waste or loss. It notes practical steps for personal finance and prudent spending in daily life.
The Illinois Valley Auto Dealers Association presents the La Salle Automobile Show in the new Illini Auditorium on Friday Saturday and Sunday March 12 13 and 14 featuring the latest car styles designs and models. It will display numerous makes and grades with updates in car building mechanics and auto art.
Fifty cars are entered for display in a well lit, large auditorium. Competent men will provide information and details about the vehicles. The event includes an auto school and a formal show guiding attendees through features.
A high class program each afternoon and evening features orchestral music and songs. Exhibitors aim to please all visitors with hourly entertainment. The Big Show is free with no admission charged. Guests include automobile and accessories dealers inviting visitors from far and near to view displays and learn about the latest in autoology.
Next Sunday morning the usual service features a sermon on The Force that Wins. At 11 o'clock in the evening the union meeting is at the Methodist Church with Dr. S. T. Morrison of Springfield representing the Illinois State Board of Health. At 7 30 o'clock The Pilgrim Reading Circle meets at the parsonage on Wednesday March 10 at 7 30 PM.
Stock sales surge as Illinois based Ladd Manufacturing Company books 1000 per share value and 25000 total stock. Local investors hold majority, plan to build corn planters and pumps once capital is pledged. Factory site to be chosen within days.
Governor Lowden, after a conference with the state highway advisory board, signals no new road contracts while high prices persist. Current bids reach about 50 000 dollars per mile versus last year’s 32 000 dollars, prompting a stalled program and a forthcoming public statement on the road situation.
Walter Carr, famed aviation instructor from Spring Valley, plans a spring flight to New York City in the first locally built airplane under construction in Peru. The new luxury passenger airship, still under construction, promises a notable milestone for the region's aviation history.
Carr does not set an exact initial flight date but says he is accelerating the aircraft build to reach the eastern coast as the good week begins. He emphasizes urgent preparations to complete the aircraft and undertake the voyage.
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