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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
2
The speaker notes a tramp seeking food and admitting he cannot work, arguing lack of work is not the issue but his own fitness. He claims opportunity exists everywhere and the fault lies with individuals not qualifying for jobs, a point he deems evident in society.
The author decries excluding reporters from war zones as a humanitarian misfortune and warns that lack of press scrutiny risks eroding humanitarian gains. It argues that civilized nations fail in war and that disciplined correspondents provide valuable testimony to check abuses, even if delayed.
Rev C E Vermilya in M B Church outlines sanctification as growth toward maturity rather than an instantaneous act. He argues Peter progressed to a more perfect state and contrasts this with old Methodist teaching of a separate instantaneous grace. The talk explores self mastery, will submission to God, and the promise of transformation through faith.
The Rev. Lyon denounced fag end religion using Isaiah 44:16-17, urging more time for worship over society, business, and recreation. He warned Sunday amusements erode divine worship, contrasted Europe’s strife with our own fear driven by fag end religion, and cited careful effort in creating a god as essential. Pacing and delivery praised, but attendance lamented.
A posted notice announces neutrality in offices toward the European crisis. It states no discussion of the subject will occur, praising peace and liberty and warning that debates about war are dynamite laden. Businesses are urged to avoid argument to protect patron relations and efficiency.
State Superintendent Taylor issued a proclamation urging North Dakota teachers to observe September 14 as the centenary of The Star Spangled Banner. The note recounts the song's origins at Baltimore’s edge and its authorship by Francis Scott Key following a perilous night, marking it as the United States national anthem.
Miss Alma Hendrickson returns to the city after a vacation spent with Mrs. Ellen Haynes in Lisbon North Dakota.
After McClellan's peninsular campaign a new captain leads Company H of the Tenth volunteers at Antietam. Initially deemed a coward for nerves, he earns trust after a pivotal skirmish and a bold charge. The men vow support as they push forward led by his resolve.
A Look at gatherings across Getchell Prairie events at the homes of Mrs. Geo Stiles and the Getchell family. Tea at Him Grove farm and a corn roast honor Whitcher Cummings. Visitors include Miss Stella Martin, Frank Moore of Oregon City, and Howard Anderson of Jamestown aiding the Getchell rig project.
Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana recalls using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy about twelve years ago to cure a summer complaint. The advertisement notes the product for sale at Siegfried Pharmacy.
Bismarck Sept 5. The state central committee endorses the Republican platform. Proposals call for tariff reform with separate schedules and a nonpartisan tariff commission, farm credits, reduced interest rates, stricter usury laws, good roads, farm land settlement, and a farm loan fund. It also backs initiative referendum, woman suffrage, prohibition enforcement, and loyal GOP governance under Gov Hanna.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Isaacson Miss Frieda Anderson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson became the bride of Iver Roaldson of New Rockford North Dakota. The ceremony was by Reverend Martell with Clara Aldahl singing I Love You Truly. The couple plans to reside in New Rockford with a home to be established by November 15 following a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone and the West.
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