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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
2
Spring alley Cazette lists P. M. Mahoney as editor and manager. The paper is entered at the post office in Spring Valley Illinois as second class mail matter.
An editorial urges every citizen to engage in local welfare. It argues that benefits to the community also aid individuals and that modesty timidity or busy private affairs should not excuse neglect of public duty. aggressiveness plus cooperation keeps the community advancing.
The church leaders near collapse of the ban on dancing after fifty one years and after gradual loosening in recent times. The author argues dancing under proper auspices is innocent and urges church rooms for dance and card playing to keep youth under supervision.
A correspondent says Germany will rapidly rebuild industrially once political conditions are settled. He notes the mark's collapse, ongoing factory work, and a boom in Berlin and other cities as markets reopen and exports resume, predicting global impact.
The text argues that a real farmer embodies the highest form of skilled artisANry and should earn a skilled laborer’s wage for himself, highlighting the value of farming as skilled work and questioning wage fairness.
A Detroit News opinion piece argues that widespread trouble stems from individuals ignoring conscience as a guide. It reflects on moral responsibility and societal impact of personal choices.
Rusty Peters pursues a widowed rancher under Cray county skies where a barbed wire fence blocks his path. He confronts a red-haired widow who asks for Roderick Peters, sparking rumors of a romance with his lost sweetheart. A cloaked benefactor watches, plotting to shield their union.
Chicago literary figures hosted William Mc Fee at a dinner where Edwin Balmer, author of The Breath of Scandal, quipped about winter lighthouse life. Balmer joked that lighthouse keepers on the lake abandon guard duties and take up light housekeeping.
Bureau County School notes announce teachers examinations on November 2 and 8 with required blanks and programs. It highlights the Illinois Valley Division meeting in Ottawa, a Colton School Fair funds, and Red Cross ongoing support for ex service men with membership renewals through Thanksgiving.
The Armistice fifth anniversary finds many veterans in government hospitals. Brigadier General Frank T. Hines notes recovery is aided by Red Cross cooperation. Over 2,600 Red Cross chapters nationwide with 800 in the Central Division assist disabled World War veterans. the annual report shows expenditures of 5,866,255 dollars.
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