Quiet Title Action in Sioux County Hawarden Property
Anthony Te Paske petitions to quiet title to Lots 22 and 23 in Block One Healds Second Addition Hawarden Sioux County Iowa. He claims ownership via a May 25 1911 tax deed and warns defendants Benedict and Benedicts wife to appear by September 2 1919. Maurice Times is named as notice publication.
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District Court of
Iowa
Sioux County
Anthony Te -Paske
Platinuff
Heald
Hawarden
Benedict
W. P. Benedict
Iawa
W.P. “Benedict
Sion County
Towa
Anthony Te Paske
Orange City
Maurice Iowa Official Proceedings August 4 1919
The Maurice Iowa council met in regular session with Mayor Chas Deven and five councilors present. Minutes were read and approved. A report on telephone franchise failed. committee continued. The clerk notified P Y Veender Wicken to repair sidewalk on Second Street. A 1920 budget levy was set for general light improvement road tax and other items. Bills for street work printing and related services were approved. The meeting adjourned with John M Mieras as clerk.
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Maurice
Iowa
Chas. Deven
Counesilmen
D. Vander Berg
HW. M. Mensink
Gerrit Brink
Chas. DeGroot
J. i
Borrink
P. Y. Veender Wicken
Second Street
Ale Jager
E. C. Cole
H. van Dyk
J. T. Crowley
J.P. Weis
Andrew Hop
J. A. Mieras
John M. Mieras
Cost of Living Becomes Campaign Issue Against Rising Prices
The piece argues politicians must force a clash over cost of living to sway voters. It notes widespread financial strain as salaries and prices climb, families sending wives to work and children helping with bills, urging a decisive political stance to lower living costs.
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Mihiel
Western Man Claims Planes Do Not Lay Eggs
Grit reports a peculiar Western man alleging aircraft fail to lay eggs, sparking curiosity about his unusual belief and the reaction from local observers.
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Grit
Witness Kenry Ford Faces Trial Break
Kenry Ford testified on the witness stand as the trial progressed. He spoke at length about various topics while aiming to hasten the proceedings toward an end.
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Kenry Ford
Seven reasons why it is a detri ment fo Aurecianization
A clipped quotation from the Midland Courier lists seven criticisms of foreign language newspapers. It argues such papers retard English acquisition, shield foreigners from American interests, promote foreign loyalties, advertise foreign institutions, isolate communities, grow segregation, and rival local English papers curbing Americanizing influences.
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Midland Courier
Opportunity Talks Promotes Prosperity and War Victory
The speaker asserts 120 million Americans are more prosperous than ever, crediting resources and courage to decisive war winners. She claims debts to Europe have become a small fraction, production and distribution are highly efficient, and the merchant fleet supports new markets. Opportunity urges vigorous effort to reap profits.
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America
Europe
Amerint
Devel ‘Opment
Ea Ling
For Sale Three Chester White Boars
Advertises three Chester White boars for sale. Signed by Wm. Van Penrsem.
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Chester
Wm. van Penrsem
Red Cross Celebration in Sioux County Homecoming
Sioux County holds a Red Cross celebration for soldiers and sailors at the Sioux County Fair Ground on Wednesday August 13 1919. The committee plans the published program and urges attendance and bringing friends with further announcements to follow.
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Sioux County
Sioux County Fair Ground
Special Sale on Mowers at Farmers Implement Co
Farmers Implement Co offers two week sale on mowers from Acme John Deere Emerson and Deering. Customers save 12 to 20 dollars on purchases settled during the promotion period.
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Acme
John Deere
Emerson and
Deering
Farmers Implement Co
Iowa Land For Sale at a Law Price Near Akron and Hawarden
Plymouth County Iowa lands improved near Akron south of Hawarden are for sale at prices from 260 to 460 dollars per acre. Call for terms and particulars. EB Cole Maurice Iowa.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Akron
Hawarden
EB. C. Cole
Maurice
Hollander buys South Dakota farm forms Holland colony
Henry Wunderink, a Holland resident living between Hawarden and Maurice, purchased a half section near Blant 8 D last week from American Security Investment Co. He plans to move this fall. Several Tollanders are also buying land nearby, creating a Holland settlement.
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Henry Wunderink
Hawarden
Maurice
Blant
American Security Investment Co
Mr. Wunderink
Rendering Works Opened In Sioux Center Adverts For Dead Animals
The Geo W Segrist Co of Sioux City has opened a rendering works at Sioux Center Iowa and offers to buy any dead animals. They will come to the premises and collect any carcass upon notification in Sioux Center. Look for their ad in this issue.
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Geo. W. Segrist Co
Sioux City
Sioux Center
Iowa
War Probability Rises as Politicians Speak Abroad and at Home
The remark notes that increased dialogue by Japanese leaders in Japan and U S senators in America correlates with a higher likelihood of war. It frames diplomacy as fragile and underscores the danger of heated rhetoric in escalating conflict.
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Japan
America
Italy’s King Declares Sharp Profiteering Penalty
The King of Italy proclaims a heavy penalty for profiteering in response to public murmurs, signaling strong wartime price controls. Wing doms are noted to be ahead of republics in sensing popular sentiment.
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Italy
Five Heavy Work Horses For Sale By C Ellerbreek
Five sturdy work horses available from C Ellerbreek Maurice Towa. These heavy horses are suited for farm tasks and hauling. Price and terms on request.
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C. Ellerbreek
Maurice
Towa
Found: Dress Gloves Offered for Return by Owner
One pair of dress gloves found with notice from G. Kats. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying for this ad.
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G. Kats
Heusinkveid Family Visits Relatives Sunday
Mr and Mrs H A Heusinkveid and family were visiting relatives here Sunday according to local civic notes and social page entries.
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H. A. Heusinkveid
Sweden shifts to free ports for postwar commerce
Sweden aims to boost trade by establishing free ports in Stockholm Goteborg and Malmo after the war. The ports allow unloading and reloading of goods without duties, promoting commercial activity across major cities.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Gotenburg
Malma
Small Saver urged to invest in War Savings stamps
The piece promotes War Savings stamps as a safe path for the small investor, warning against wildcat schemes. It argues compounding interest makes even tiny daily savings grow, citing examples: 10 to 50 cents daily over ten years yields hundreds to thousands of dollars at 4 percent. It stresses discipline and avoiding scams.
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Ars Tromer A. Milter
War Savings Organization For
Towa
Britain and France Refuse Shantung Talks Before Four
Great Britain and France decline to discuss the Shantung question before the Council of Four leaving the matter to President Wilson. They had secret treaties with Japan pledging support for her claim so they see no reason to join in any discussion.
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Great Britain
France
Council of Four
Wilson
Japan
Just at Hand
A compact reflection on contentment and duty urging focus on near tasks and daily work rather than distant or grand goals. It emphasizes ordinary duties as the path to righteousness and steady progress in life.
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God
Middlemen blamed for high food prices in postwar era
The document argues that middlemen and cornering practices inflate food costs while the Federal Commission investigates the cost of living. It cites Chicago storage tallies for beef pork butter and eggs and urges government lending price guarantees and efficient distribution to prevent profits from hoarding. It criticizes food dealers as a war profiteering class.
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Federal Commissinos
Chicago
Iowa Land Boom Prompts Banker Caution on Prices
Des Moines bankers predict a tightening of credit as Iowa land prices soar. A Des Moines banker, speaking off the record, says lenders will discourage purchases above 300 an acre and expect difficulties when settlement day arrives next spring as buyers face losses and financing problems.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Real Estate Boom Sparks Unchecked Purchases
Ordinary buyers and investors snap up available properties rapidly as buyers race to claim scarce real estate. Analysts warn risk of inflated prices and market imbalance if demand outpaces supply and financing remains tight.
Strong Note Sends Message to Mexico
A strong diplomatic note was issued demanding a firm response from Mexico. Officials indicate the message underscores concerns over security and enforcement, signaling readiness for further action if conditions are not addressed.
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Mexico
People claim they know everything and claim to solve Shantung
A sharp remark suggests that those who profess omniscience should be able to resolve the Shantung mystery. The comment frames the debate as a test of claimed knowledge against a complex issue.
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Everthing
Shantung
Individual plots for each fellow to manage
The text suggests that instead of a centralized system, each fellow should have his own plot of earth to manage. It emphasizes autonomy and separate responsibilities within a shared framework.
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Pathe Weekly
Harold. Lloyd
William Fox
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Maurice Times
Olin G. Reiniger
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