Fire department sought for Vienna city water supply
The note requests a well equipped fire department with ample water capacity for the City of Vienna.
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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
The note requests a well equipped fire department with ample water capacity for the City of Vienna.
Mr. Bryan resigns and Mr. Wilson accepts in a courteous exchange showing disagreement handled with civility. Montgomery fire insurers cancel policies on liquor-occupied properties, signaling risk for those dealing with liquor interests. Automobile accidents daily claim lives or cause injuries due to fast reckless driving, with warnings often ignored.
Committees of the Fair Association meet to perfect plans for immediate steps toward the fair. Engaged volunteers are confident in success and receive broad civic support. Countywide participation is encouraged to ensure a successful event that will reflect well on Dooly and its people.
An excerpt from the Georgian advocates that a mother’s sacrifices for her son’s education are noble but secondary to building character. It argues a son who helps his mother earn a living often outpaces a privilege-seeking lazy peer sent to college, emphasizing duty and resilience.
A long discussion on motherhood, selfishness, and the harm of self sacrifice. It argues that excessive maternal self denial can teach children selfishness and warp their values, urging genuine neighborly acquaintance and practical, compassionate living.
The town faces repeated costly fires and grave risk due to an under organized system and inadequate equipment. Citizens demand immediate action, sacrificing for protection of lives and property, commending the current volunteers while urging a trained, well funded department.
A W C T U column shares selections on blessing love listening and lifting the lowly and cites Phillips Brooks on duty and service. It notes the Russian vodka abolition effort with a $362,500 prize program as indicating sincerity.
The notice lists three prizes totaling 25000 dollars for denatization methods and a 587500 dollar pool for improving spirit use in heating lighting and power. The top award 37009 dollars with supplements up to 50000 targets inventions using spirit in internal combustion engines and related chemicals.
A correction notes an error in last week's missionary column with a misquoted Psalm reference and attribution to Mrs. R. J. Strozier. The piece clarifies the intended meaning and proper citation.
Peter Radford argues the United States must expand and free its ports to boost farm and factory output. He notes 51 ports exist with 41 on the Atlantic and 10 on the Pacific, criticizes rising wharfage costs, and urges Congress to fund free ports to remove charges and accelerate commerce.
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