Injustice of Waiting for a More Convenient Time
A brief aphorism noting that postponing action to a more convenient time is unjust as trouble grows daily, urging timely response rather than delay.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
1
A brief aphorism noting that postponing action to a more convenient time is unjust as trouble grows daily, urging timely response rather than delay.
By the Associated Press in Chicago on February 6, the Illinois forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with colder air tonight in the north. Iowa is expected to remain fair tonight and possibly Friday with little temperature change.
Social gaieties mark the visit of the American battleship fleet at Punta Arenas with dinners dances excursions and receptions. The planned departure was postponed to give more time for hospitality.
The Committee on Appropriations reported the army appropriations bill to the house. The bill carries a total appropriation of 85,018,000 dollars, nearly 9,000,000 dollars less than estimated.
Five Racine firemen were injured when a fire started in the Racine club rooms due to a defective electric wire. The blaze caused about 120,000 in damages.
Chicago AP reports closing quotes for May wheat 971, May corn 6114, May oats 54, May pork 12.07, May lard 7.55 57, May ribs 6.67 80. Cattle 12,500 steady to slightly lower. Beeves 3.80 36.20. Stockers feeders 4.65. Cows 1.75 4.70. Hoges 37,000 steady. Light 4.20 4.47. Mixed 4.25 4.57. Heavy 4.25 4.60. Rough 4.20 4.30. Bulk sales 4.40 4.59. Sheep 12,000 steady, 3.25 5.60.
Mrs Tillie Seifert was arrested Tuesday evening for using loud and profane language at the police station. She stood trial yesterday and was fined $10 plus costs, which she paid.
An ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and bowels for a feeling of well being. Pills priced 25e available at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
Miss Fry will perform in a sacred music program with organist Miss IVA Swingley also appearing. Fannie Yeates Gehr visits Freeport for a lecture recital on Wagner's Flying Dutchman, scheduled for next Tuesday.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock a recital of sacred music will be given at Grace Episcopal church by Miss Margaret Fry soprano and Miss Iva Swingley organist. Fry’s public work has centered in New York and the eastern cities, while Swingley’s public organ debut draws interest from friends. The program includes Festival March, Hear Ye Israel, Salome, Bereeuse, Cantilene, O Grant Me in the Dust to Fall, Sacred Lullaby, Christmas Carol, Andantino, and Bach My Heart Ever Faithful, with West and Market Master March among items.
Miss Fannie Yeates Gehr presents a dramatic Wagner recital on The Flying Dutchman at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening February 18. The artist impresses with refined musical taste and strong interpretive skill delivering elegant piano tone and vivid recitative.
Class No 81 of Embury Sunday school met Tuesday night at Miss Geneva Laible’s home despite a storm with fifteen of nineteen members present. They held a farewell party for teacher Mr. Harry Angie who leaves Monday for the University of Madison Wisconsin. The program included class history music prophecies speeches games and a large class gift picture.
The Rollaway rink hosted the largest skating party yet with pretty decorations and a moonlit scene. Tonight Muessrs Hirst Zimmerman and Dustman host another party, followed by Louis Muersach inviting friends tomorrow. The High School girls plan a valentine leap year skating party on Feb 11.
Mr and Mrs Evra Holtzman of 31 Wyandotte street were surprised last evening by about forty friends to mark their thirteenth wedding anniversary. A luncheon followed and Rev William Heinmiller of Salem Church provided magic lantern views of notable sites in Illinois and Ontario.
Shakespeare Students will hear Dr E H Lewis discuss Shakespeare's sense of life reality in a forthcoming lecture at the university venue. The event promises insights into human experience, fate, and art as seen through the plays and poems.
The Shakespeare Society invites friends to the midwinter social evening at Mrs. D. A. Knowl ton’s residence next Monday evening. Dr. Lewis will present a well known lecture making the occasion highly attractive. Freeport residents can attend at 50 cents a ticket, with tickets held by members.
Miss Jennie Dolan and William T. Bushelle were married at 6 o'clock last evening at St Marys church parsonage. Rev Fr Leydon officiated with Miss Harriett Bushelle and Walter Fagan as attendants. The couple will reside at 99 Van Buren street after February 15. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Dolan of Galena, has been in Freeport three years and is popular among friends. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs A H Bushelle, works at B B Dye works. Wedding supper followed at the groom's home on Van Buren street. The rooms were decorated with amilax and cut flowers.
Last evening St. Mary's church choir members were entertained at a six course dinner in the parsonage by Rev Fr Leydon to show appreciation for their services. The rest of the items note a guild dancing party tomorrow at Lexington hall and a Royal League musical entertainment at the K of P hall this evening.
Freeport crowds honor Col Thomas G Lawler with large funeral attendance. Services at Centennial M E Church and graveside rites led by Nevius Post No 1 Grand Army of the Republic. Flags draped the casket. wife grants rest at Memorial Hall after long viewing.
Eugene Mulligan died at home of his sister Mrs. A J Nettle at 74 Spring Street from heart trouble first developing at 8 30 yesterday. Born June 9 1853 in Sag Harbor he had lived on Long Island and served 17 years as a light house keeper. Relatives in Freeport include Mrs A J Nettle a niece Mrs George Homan and nephew Elvin Nettle. Remains will go to his Long Island home tomorrow at 9 30. Mrs Tinsley mother of George Tinsley dies at Geneva after months of poor health. funeral held there and the Tinzleys are now at Geneva.
Baymare, six years old, strayed from Geo Carneux farm four miles east of Dakota. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Contact Ed Raymer with any sightings or details.
The board of Freeport supervisors rejected a plan to annex parts of Harlem and Silver Creek to Freeport by a 15 to 5 vote. Only Louis Dickes opposed for Freeport and John Bruce supported for the country side. Debate covered census sufficiency, debt apportionment, and district changes, with nonpartisan tones cited. The meeting adjourned as the board faces reorganization after the spring election.
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