Postoffice Entry Listed From Spring Valley Illinois
Entry notices show mail processing at Spring Valley Illinois with second class mail status and postoffice designation.
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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
7
Entry notices show mail processing at Spring Valley Illinois with second class mail status and postoffice designation.
A booklet style essay contrasts two types of people in public thought: constructive critics who seek the public good and destructive kickers who rush to oppose. It urges farm youths to stay and prosper locally, by creating profitable side ventures, while condemning modern mothers who fail to discipline children as shown by a railroad family incident.
A life lesson on embracing failure as a path to growth. The text argues ambitious minds learn from setbacks, improving skills and capabilities while disciplined avoidance of risk yields stagnation. Success arises when facing bigger challenges, not by avoiding them.
The Illinois house fish and game committee favorable recommends a three zone game code on second reading. The plan tightens laws and expands protection for species. Season dates and bag limits cover dove pheasant quail snipe rails waterfowl and other game with a focus on sunrise sunset restrictions and broader hunting windows.
Andrew J Priceo swore to a statement of election expenses after being elected commissioner in Spring Valley Illinois following a March 18 1923 primary and April 17 1923 regular election. He claims no funds were contributed beyond listed items including sample ballots four dollars and printing and distributing campaign cards thirteen dollars seventy five cents. Notary William J Wimbiscus certified the oath on May 22 1923.
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