12 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
1
The Ohio State Journal carries F D Maurice urging reforms begin with human relations between employers and workers. He stresses settling disputes with right, justice, and love, seeking the kingdom of God as the guiding solution.
The Luther League begins a tower project at the Lutheran church next week costing about 100 dollars. The octagonal tower will hold a bell by Rev. Wanson after completion. The Ladies Guild will remodel the interior and the basement will be extended to create more space.
Ove T. Anderson, county clerk, married Aliss Hanna Marguerite Nielsen last Sunday at the Danish Lutheran church. The quiet ceremony avoided a planned public reception as Anderson feared a crowd. The Tribune wishes the newlyweds long years of happiness.
Special meetings will be held at the Danish Lutheran church in Union pro cince from February 19 to 21 with Rev J C Pederson and Rev H H Hanson assisting the pastor. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody.
Justice Ames presided over the Bundy versus Adams case in which William Bundy accused Orlando Adams of violent acts toward his son Leland after a skating rink incident. Adams pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars with costs of eighty cents. The case lasted three minutes, much to a gathered crowd’s amusement.
I A Wiekhors t informs readers that spring tractor deliveries require early orders. The notice urges potential buyers to place requests promptly to secure supply.
Morning worship at 10 15 with Baptism as the subject. Evening service titled Listening Stones. Catechetical class Friday afternoon. Luther League Wednesdays, choir Thursdays, Sunday School. Ladies Guild meeting postponed at Mrs Dr Tansen’s home Saturday at 2.
Peter Radford of the National Farmers' Union urges railroads to raise rates only on nonessential goods and for farm products to bear less burden. He argues cotton and farm staples pay higher taxes than factory goods and proposes that home farmers should not pay increased freight costs while distant farmers do.
An advertisement urges attendance at a home produced show tomorrow night starting around 8 10. Early arrival offers better seating while late arrivals risk soap box seating. Promoters tease striking pictures and threaten a forthcoming blacklist of absentees, with casual references to payment and local chiefs.
The 27. R.R. Co. runs an advertisement offering greatly reduced rates for California travel. The railroad pledges to make the trip happy and pleasant with special bargains and easy arrangements.
The text invites readers to the February 26 illustrated lecture in the M. 1. church emphasizing neighborly love and meeting others' needs with kindness and a cup of cold water.
J. A. Denkman sustained a back sprain after a fall earlier this week. He is described as resting at home and expected to recover, with no further complications reported.
A special examination for county, professional state and city certificates will be held at the office of the county superintendent in Sidney on Friday February 19 and Saturday February 20. Anna McFadden, County Superintendent.
In the M F church next Sunday the program includes a.m. sermon One Hundred Years of Peace followed by a Life Partner choice sermon and an p m. sermon The Challenge of the Changing Vast Epworth League meets at 7 p m led by Miss Daisy Brady. Modern Woodman Camp No 2546 meets first and third Wednesdays. visiting neighbors welcome. A D IRY Consul B F THORNBURG Clerk.
Balzac argues that weak natures linger in sorrows and turn them into recurring misfortunes. The strong seize forgetfulness as life’s secret, echoing nature which resets hourly to renew indefatigable productivity.
Wet snow fell since daylight with a light wind, covering the ground and not yet drifting. Church notices invite worship at Methodist Episcopal Church with tours, Sunday School at 10 a.m., sermons at 8 p.m., and Epworth League events. A Kohler piano for sale is available through Miss Freda Anderson at the post office.
Farmers should inspect tools and machinery, sharpen edges, and polish surfaces to prevent rust. Replace worn parts to avoid delays when needed, ensuring movable parts operate smoothly.
Nebraska Conservation and Public Welfare Commission highlights Scotts Bluff sugar beet plant. Manager Simmons closes a 177 day run producing 210000 tons sliced and 500000 bags of sugar while paying 1400000 to beet growers and employing 700 workers. Beet pulp supports nearby stock feeding boosting regional wealth.
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