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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
7
Sam Kasza, a La Salle grocer, was killed when struck by passenger train No 208 in the La Salle yards shortly before 8 pm Monday. He is described as elderly and the accident occurred between La Salle and La Fayette streets as the east bound train due at 2:45 approached. The body was mutilated and removed after the engine stopped.
Bureau County Poultry Show officers plan a major event in Joneston from November 80th to December 5th with a free clinic demonstration and lecture at 10 am and 2 pm on December 2. Prizes include ash and silver cups and a loving cup donated by Gov. Small for best overall display. no admission at the door.
Notice to all interested that the Council of City of Spring Valley Illinois ordered roadway work to be completed and subject to a court confirmation hearing for the special assessment.
The ordinance to improve Power Street from Minnesota to Dakota by concrete paving and related work is on file for court confirmation. The County Court of Bureau County will hear objections on November 30 1925 at Princeton Court House with ten annual installments and 6 percent interest.
Charles W. Knapp president Joseph Yearsley secretary Andrew J. Pricco member Charles Sulset member Edward Leimbach member named to the Board of Local Improvements for Spring Valley Illinois.
The Council of Spring Valley Illinois ordered improvements to St Paul Street from Terry Street to Strong Avenue including excavation grading and reinforced concrete paving. The local improvement is on file with the city.
Fragmentary text shows an outline of excavation and grading work along the east lines of Cornelia Street and Power Street as part of a local improvements program. Details are incomplete but indicate a scheduled construction sequence.
The note outlines the total en cent per annum as provided by W Peer Day of November. It records the financial rate and parties involved in the agreement, indicating a formal continuation of a monetary arrangement.
The proposal calls for widening Greenwood Street by nine feet total, four and a half feet on each side, between St. Paul Street and Erie Street. The work includes excavation and grading as previously approved, with funding based on the current annual appropriation for the area.
In the county the court allows all interested to file as provided by law. The notice specifies the period ending November, A D, for filing at the rate of one cent per annum. The wording suggests a procedural or financial requirement pending a formal filing.
Work on the Sears Valley project is on file detailing excavation along Spalding Street from the south line of Alley in block 88 extending westward, with the line 180 feet north of and parallel to Dakota Street, and along the north line of Fifth Street.
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