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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

4

Spring Valley Gift Items and Local News Highlights

Spring Valley residents hear of gift items at Pinkley’s Drug Store and Steinberg’s department store offers bargain basement specials. Mrs. I L Steinberg attends a Palestine convention in Chicago. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riota of Ladd. Lorensdoof of Ladd injured in the Cherry mine hospitalized. Arthur Boisdorf of La Salle injured on railroad job and hospitalized. High School teachers attend University of Illinois convention. Fire department responds to short circuit at Illinois Power and Light. Married Peoples Club hosts hard time costume evening. prize to Mrs. Sweeney. For sale eleven acre fruit and truck farm near Spring Valley. livestock and tools included. inquiry to Max Pra.

Pinkley’s I. L. Steinberg Sherman Hotel Chicago Paul Riota Ladd St. Margaret’s Hospital Lorensdoof Steinberg Spring Valley Ladies Aid Society Congregational Church Arthur Boisdorf la Salle Milwaukee Railroad East First Street C. J. Sweeney Max Pra

L P and Hall Town clash over local football affair

Twin City paper mockery of Hall Town High sparked disputes with La Salle after last Saturday's game. The article accused referees of bias while Hall supporters defend officials and note eleven La Salle grievances. Hall remains hopeful despite publicized tensions and severed relations rumors.

Twin City Spring Walkar Hall Town High Hall Town Twin Cities Hall la Salle J. Martinkus Dwyer Spring Valley

Morrasy enters race to regain seat in legislature

F. E. Morrasy of Sheffield longtime minority representative from the 87th district announces candidacy for the House after pressure from supporters. He previously served six terms in the lower chamber and was defeated when three Republicans were elected.

Morrasy F. E. Morrasy Sheffield Bureau Henry Stark House of Representatives Springfield Bureau County

Dalzell Defeats De Pue In Fast Soccer Victory

Dalzell Stars beat De Pue Spaniards 2 0 in a hard fought match. First goal came on a corner kick by Mini after a shot deflected by Rapro. Piano assisted a late goal from Riva sealing the win. Dalzell travels next Sunday to Mark and aims to book Joliet for Thanksgiving.

Spring Valley Wild Cats Tovey de Pue Dalzell Dalzell Stars Mini Dalzellians Rapro Zine City MacDonald Piano Riva Mark Joliet

New Bedan Gym to Be Dedicated Thanksgiving

Abbot Vincent Gymnasium at St Bede College near completion in Central Illinois will be dedicated Thanksgiving morning with an Alumni meeting at 9 80. Rt Rev Abbot Andrew will bless the gym after the alumni session followed by a banquet chaired by Judge C N Hollerich. Notre Dame Freshman Hall visits Bedan College at 2 30 in the afternoon.

Abbot Vincent St. Bede College Illinois Abbot Andrew St. Vincent’s St. Bede’s College Huber C. N. Hollerich Spring Valley Marquette Bedan College Notre Dame

Growing Old Too Fast Spring Valley Ad Promises Kidney Relief

An advertisement urges readers to use Dean's Pills a stimulant diuretic for weak kidneys. It features Mike Rafter an engineer who credits the product with easing back pain dizziness and low energy after wartime kidney issues. The ad notes the price 60 cents and lists Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY as the manufacturer.

Spring Valley Dean Mike Rafter Water Works Erie Street Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs Buffalo, N. Y

Local man’s note foreshadows disappearance in river

Robert Lonie, 30, of Standard, left a suicide note in a La Salle mailbox last Thursday warning his body would be recovered from the river. Handwriting matched his, but no drowning victim has been found yet. Lonie had told relatives he planned to go West.

Robert Lonie Standard la Salle Lonie

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Alex Malooley Pinkley L-P Report Hall Spring Vallians Hall High School Illinois Valley Conference LaSalle LP High School Prosperity Club Prosperity Club Barber Shop East St. Paul St Spring Valley, Illinois Dromedary Lee Brach’s Chocolates Eee Alc Moose Lodge Spring Valley, Ill Chelsea Winfield Radio Supply Co
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