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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
2
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H B Peterson announces candidacy for Bureau County Clerk subject to Republican voters at the September 11 1918 primary. He states the plans under party guidance and appeals to GOP voters to support his bid.
A candidate declares ambition for the office of Treasurer subject to Republican voters in Bureau County. The announcement notes placement on the September 11, 1918 primary ballot and is signed by Co. A. Simington.
Clayton C. Pervier announces his candidacy for re nomination to the Senate representing the 37th District which includes Bureau Henry and Stark counties and will be decided by Republican voters at the September 11 1918 primary.
Announcement that Charles Beyer seeks the Republican nomination for Bureau County sheriff subject to voters in the upcoming primaries. The notice states the date for the nomination decision rests with the Republican voters at the primaries.
A formal declaration announces the individual’s intent to seek party or official nomination. The statement asserts commitment to campaign, outlines readiness, and signals active entry into the electoral process.
Bureau County voters face a choice in the Republican primaries as T. W. Mercer seeks the post of County Treasurer. The outcome depends on the decision of party voters.
The undersigned announces candidacy for State Representative from the 37th District covering Bureau Henry and Stark Counties. The bid is subject to Republican primary action on September 11.
A local report notes that county matters hinge on a decision by J H Henderson. Details missing due to fragmentary OCR. The item underscores the official's influence over pending regional actions.
Gus Ponto, a farmer two miles northwest of Compton, set fire to his home at 11 am and jumped into a twenty foot well. He was rescued by neighbor Joseph Gehant after clinging to a pump pipe. Firefighters extinguished the blaze causing about 500 dollars in damage. authorities investigate his mental state.
The Red Cross Home Service explains how to obtain information about men in the army or navy and where to write for inquiries. For insurance claims, communications should be addressed to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Compensation and Insurance Claims See.
The notice explains where to address letters for missing or wounded service members and what details to include such as full name, serial number, unit, rank, age, and enlistment date. It warns against rumors as enemy propaganda and notes families are usually notified promptly of casualties.
Edwin S. Conway, chairman of the board of water resource advisers, announces a new barge line will soon carry merchandise between Chicago and St. Louis. The plan aims to boost inland shipping capacity and reduce rail congestion.
The new all water route completes within thirty days with boats and barges moving goods from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi. The Illinois and Michigan canal is flooded again in ten days, linking Lake Michigan to Lockport and Ottawa LaSalle Grafton to reach the Mississippi at St. Louis.
A threshing engine at the I. W. Hopp farm east of LaMoille exploded at 1 PM Monday. No one was injured as the crew, except Stockdale who stood away from the stack, avoided serious harm. The blast blew out the boiler fronts and scattered debris up to 150 feet, felt across town and toppled corn stalks nearby.
Thieves raid Tampico gardens at night, stripping vines and taking green and ripe fruit. Jacob Hartsook reports three raids on his gardens while T. F. Dillon loses all his tomatoes. Parties consider lead cure as remedy to prevent further losses.
Westbound cars depart Spring Valley for Hicks Junction and beyond with multiple morning and evening departures reaching Hicks Junction DePue Bureau Prince ton and other towns. Eastbound services from Spring Valley to Peru LaSalle Ottawa Streator Marseilles Morris Joliet and more show varied local and limited trains with stop details and fare at 2 cents a mile.
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