Community Harmony for Civic Development and Moral Improvement
A reflective note urges unity among citizens to fund and pursue local improvements. It notes that base money enables projects, while discord stalls progress. Despite differing views, a common ground can spark cooperative efforts toward civic and moral advancement.
Wanted items and services ad notice
A readable classifieds notice invites readers to place want ads for home items room or house to rent or sell lost or found articles money to loan vehicles to sell farm to rent or sell livestock tires furniture and more. Submit a want ad to the paper.
Albert Rieck Found Dead at Zinc Plant
Albert J. Rieck, 65, Peru resident, died suddenly at the Illinois Zinc company plant Friday morning. Andrew Stremlau found his body in the plant yards before aid could reach him. Rieck had worked for 27 years at the zinc facility and the death was reported to the Peters undertaking establishment with an inquest held.
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Illinois Zinc Company
Albert J. Rieck
Peru
Andrew Stremlau
Peters Undertaking
Mr. Rieck
Zinc Company
Illinois Sets World Speed Record for Concrete Road
The Illinois State Division of Highways reports a six day period ending Oct 11 produced 57.7 miles of pavement by 118 mixers, 9,600 workers and 2,200 teams. Officials call it a phenomenal achievement and a record pace of one mile per hour, with 1,034 miles paved this season and 2,305 miles completed under the $60 million bond plan. Governor Small commends the division as the greatest road building organization in the world.
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Ilinois
State Division of Highways
Frank T. Sheets
Clifford Older
Older
Illinois
Mr. Older
Sheets
Small
Highway Division
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Spring Valley Man
Backache and urinary troubles eased by Doan’s Kidney Pills says Nels Johnson of 420 N Greenwood St Spring Valley after using the remedy bought at Rathbun’s Pharmacy One box gave relief and he later confirmed the former statement He reports continued relief using Doan’s occasionally in 1923 and recommends the same product from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY priced 60 cents at dealers.
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Nels Johnson
N. Greenwood St
Spring Valley
Doan
Rathbun’s
Judging a Great Institution by Small Defects
A banker argues the Federal Reserve Banks are essential to a strong U S banking system and should be judged by their overall usefulness despite administration mistakes. He notes inflation controls and rate changes sparked by criticism and urges recognition of the Fed's value over isolated errors.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Fox
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Bank of the
United States
America
Federal Reserve Board
Cooperative Farm Marketing Notes
A pamphlet and questionnaire on cooperative farm marketing issued by the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association is used to promote cooperative marketing associations. It stresses banker leadership, broad national progress, and the need for organization to restore agriculture as a basic industry through collective marketing and cooperation. Howard Leonard, president of the Illinois Agricultural Association, emphasizes organization and community ties.
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State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Banker - Farmer
Howard Leonard
Illinois Agricultural Assocation
Healthgrams on Illinois malnutrition and disease trends
Illinois faces over 100000 malnourished children amid low fruit milk and vegetable intake. Public health officials cite poverty, diet, and infectious diseases like diphtheria and tuberculosis as major concerns. Mothers urged to eat well and include dairy leafy greens and fruit to improve newborn health.
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Illinois
Chicago
State Department of Public Health
State Department of Health
Court decision affirms Kinder heirs ownership of limerock vein
The Illinois Supreme Court on Saturday upheld a La Salle County verdict finding Alfred Kinder Joseph Kinder Thirza Olds and Ann Johnson the rightful owners of a 50 foot limerock vein on a 200 acre La Salle County farm. The decision keeps intact earlier rulings supporting a $2,000,000 cement plant project near La Salle.
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la Salle
Illinois Supreme Court
Kinder
Alfred
Joseph Kinder
Thirza Olds
Ann K. Johnson
Supreme Court
Limestone Rights Suit Reaches New Trial In Supreme Court Reversal
The case against the Kinders, involving limestone rights in La Salle County, was reversed by the Supreme Court and remanded for a new trial. In the circuit court a judgment favored the Kinders, while the opponents included the La Salle County Carbon Coal Co and other claimants. Fritz Worm of the German American Cement Co holds an option on the rights and aims to build a large cement factory pending title clearance.
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Kinders
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
la Salle County Carbon Coal Company
Old Northern Tlinois Coal and Tron Company
Fritz Worm
German American Cement Company
LaSalle
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Spring Alley
Albert Rieck
University of Illinois
J. H. Puelicher
Cooperative Farm Marketing Notes
Pana
Worm
Eagle Pencil CO
New York USA
OATE
Heargest Pencil Factory
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Burlington
A. J. Blassick
Does “Seventy-One
Rock Island
Middle West
Rock Island Lines
J. E. Gorman