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Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1918

Page

4

Robbers Fenge in Ladd Seize Goods From Depot Basement

Residents in Spring Valley and Ladd report a detailed theft ring uncovered after police searched a Ladd basement. Officers recovered flour, sugar, canned tomatoes, soap, bacon, and other items linked to Catanni, Crino, Conti, and Gaulandi. Several suspects face grand jury charges for receiving stolen property and burglary.

Joe Cherrilo St. Paul Railroad Company John Conti Nick Crino Princeton Herren Atilio Catanni Catan Piggii Colussi John Gaulandi Ladd Catanni Beyer Cherrillo Ilinois Third Vein Coal Co Bureanounty aCtanni

City Signs 1918 Agreement For Electric Water Pumping

The Spring Valley Utilities Company agrees to install a Deming pump setup and a 40 HP 220 volt motor with controller to supply city water pumping. The city will pay 3 cents per kilowatt hour, adjustable if the Illinois State Public Utilities Commission sets a new rate, with monthly payments of 550.00 starting after installation.

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Flour and sugar rationing rules from Food Administration

A letter to J C Sitterly outlines wartime food limits. It states maximum flour per buyer, guidance for city and rural purchasers, and strict rules on selling wheat flour with substitutes. Sugar limits of 2–5 pounds for city buyers and 5–10 pounds for rural buyers are noted, with dealers required to sign tracking cards and limit regular trade sales to avoid shortages.

Farewell Party for Alvah Leggett at Spring Valley Utilities

A farewell party honored Alvah Leggett at the Spring Valley Utilities Company showroom last Saturday evening. Leggett enlisted and departed Monday for Jefferson Barracks. Guests enjoyed dancing and a musical program with a dainty deon served. Several young women and guests were listed among attendees.

Spring Valley Utilities Company Alvah Leggett Mr. Leggett Jefferson Barra

One Commissioner for Highway Work Election Advisory

The town will elect a single highway commissioner on April 2 1918 to replace the three member board. The commissioner will manage road funds and oversee all roads in the township, demanding integrity business judgment and full time commitment. Voters urged to choose a candidate who can devote time supervise work keep records and justify expenditures.

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Red Cross Notes Fundraiser and Volunteer Schedule

Mrs J T Franklin hosts a ladies event where 20 guests each entertain eight others who then entertain four more, all at 25 cents each, aiming for about 205 dollars for Red Cross supplies. In January and February knit wear shipments were made. surgical dressings are prepared Tuesday and Friday afternoons and evenings, with sewing Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. volunteers urged to help as hospital supply calls increase.

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Township to Audit Equipment as New Office Opens

The article says an inventory of all tools and machinery owned by the township will be requested soon after assuming office. It notes no intention to disparage current leadership, but asserts improvements could follow if the right men are elected.

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Chicago Tribune Plans Billy Sunday Messages Series

The Chicago Tribune will publish Billy Sunday daily messages for six weeks starting March 10 and will feature revival reports by Norton Hyde Mammond Lait and Lardner. Subscriptions outside Chicago cost $1.50 for prepaid daily and Sunday delivery for six weeks.

Chicago Tribune Chicago Billy Sunday The W. B Norton Henry Hyde Percy Mammond Jack Lait Robert Lee King W. Lardner Madison and Dearborn Sts

Bakers warned as porkless day ends and flour rule tightens

J C Sitterly local Food Administrator reports rescinded Saturday porkless and one meatless meal days while Tuesday remains meatless. Retailers must sell a pound of substitutes with every pound of wheat flour. rye flour substitutes allowed until March 31 then require other substitutes. Streator residents accuse Spring Valley bakers of flouting Victory Bread Rule.

J. C. Sitterly United States Food Administration Sitterly Food Administration Streator Spring Valley

State rules on revoking bakery licenses for food makers

The text notes a rule applying only to commercial bakers for bakery product manufacture and references the FOOD ADMINISTRATION. It reflects guidance on license revocation authority in specific state procedures and the scope of applicable regulatory action.

Four Minute Men Show in Spring Valley March Schedule

The Four Minute Men will speak between films on three nights weekly in March at Spring Valley venues. Speakers include William Hawthorne Carl Holerich and Wimbiscus with talks on Danger to Democracy Income Tax War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. March 4 9 10 13 16 17 20 23 24 27 30 and 31 feature sessions.

C. N. Holerich W. J. Wimbiscus Prof Munson Robb Wm. Hawthorne James Doyle Chas. Hanson

Pro Germans Told They Owe Loyalty to United States

A public message argues that German-born residents who fled oppression in Germany owe undivided loyalty to the United States or risk losing their place in the nation during wartime. It emphasizes that the U S welcomed immigrants and afforded opportunities, and condemns treasonous sentiment.

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