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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
Notice indicates a subscription term of one year paid in advance priced at two dollars and mailed through the Spring Valley Illinois post office as second class matter.
A discussion argues that while many laws are unjust, only strict enforcement preserves societal trust. It contends respect for laws underpins social stability and that widespread disobedience risks eroding the rule of law and the social contract.
A simple treatment uses Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs. Take a teaspoon and hold in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing to soothe irritation and loosen phlegm. Recommended for coughs chest colds hoarseness bronchitis and children's coughs. At good druggists.
A fragment discusses human polity as a pack living under tacit rules and using collective force to enforce norms. It notes that strict impartial enforcement can repeal unjust laws. It emphasizes the balance between defending order and preventing excess.
The article argues public education should prioritize citizenship and practical skills over textbooks. It praises high school programs turning boys into skilled workers and girls into capable home providers, predicting a future where hands on training replaces indigestible textbook prep as a national priority.
A meditation on poverty not of wealth but of character. It argues that integrity and honesty define true richness, while money earned at the expense of virtue marks the deepest penury, and that poverty can coexist with hunger yet still be overcome by steadfast principle.
A bill to adopt the council and manager form of municipal government for Illinois cities and villages under 50 000 population has been introduced by Senator Kessinger of Aurora. The measure sits with the committee on municipalities as sponsors say it will improve administrative efficiency.
State highway plans two new bridges to span Bureau creek on Ivy Way at the Red Mill south of Bureau with bids due March 16 in Springfield. Bridges to be built this year cost 33 000 dollars, weather permitting. A separate plan targets a joint viaduct over the Hennepin canal at Miller's crossing, with War department Rock Island Railroad and state highway department negotiating. A temporary pontoon span carries traffic until a permanent crossing is ready.
South Wilmington, a 1200 resident town, saw the Chicago Wilmington Franklin coal shaft shut down for good. Notices posted call miners to remove tools and seek work elsewhere. Mine manager Alex Bensmore blamed cheaper southern coal fields for sustained losses.
Tax purchaser Matt Shevoks holds a sale of real estate in Bureau County Illinois from June 26 1923 for 1922 taxes special assessments interest penalties and costs. He claims title to Lot 15 in Block One Hundred joining the described property. He notifies Staney Baronis and other heirs at law of Joseph Baronis of the expiration of time to redeem.
The real estate in O Beirne's Third Addition to Spring Valley Illinois, assessed to Joseph Barrow, was sold for delinquent general taxes. Redemption ends June 26 1925 at the County Clerk office Princeton Illinois 319 Matt Shevoks owner of certificate of purchase.
W J Stratton of the state game and fish department backs a Bureau county location for a state fish hatchery pending suitable site selection and legislative approval The hatchery would be financed from fishing license receipts and stock rivers streams and canals with game fish to benefit local fishermen who pay fifty cents for licenses
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania two men in a large motor truck sold counterfeit cheese to James Proferes of Chambersburg for two dollars. The fake product looked and smelled like cheese but proved inedible when he cut it with a knife. The men departed, leaving the perplexed shopkeeper to wonder about its true makeup.
Twelve year old Valentine Becker climbed a tree on Greendale avenue in Mount Vernon and became trapped as live wires charged the branches. Neighbors spotted the danger and police and utility staff evacuated the scene. The power was shut off, and the boy descended unharmed after a tense several minutes.
A testimonial claims Adlerika cured sour tasting meals and gas after drinking hot water and olive oil with no relief. The ad asserts rapid gastric relief and constipation help, noting it often works in one hour without griping, from The Thompson Drug Co.
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