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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
4
List of grand jurors drawn for September includes names such as Grange City officials, Orange City residents, and Hawarden and Mankato affiliates. The Grand Jurors will be called on Monday September 4, with PLA status noted for all. A promotional line invites attendance at Mankato Commercial College, Mankato Minnesota.
Fragmented OCR text with garbled phrases hints at a wartime school setting discussing patriotic banners and flag placement. It mentions colleges, troops, marches, and community themes, with lines about unity, duty, and moral resolve. The source reads as a disjointed collage of slogans and civic rhetoric.
A quirky essay by Helen Hawiantd counsels on aging, romance, and the evolving view of women. It traces shifts in male and female roles from youth to middle age, noting how tastes and confidences change with time. The piece ends with a caveat about consolations beyond romance.
Polish timber exports surged in 1993 despite export taxes, with White cedar from Japan cited for construction beams in homes. Prices rose sharply as demand strained timber resources, prompting officials to limit raw material exports to protect domestic industry.
G L Stevenson of South Dakota State College warns reforms are needed in poultry culling procedures. He cites past years showier cull results, stresses balanced rations with mash and meat scraps, and advises against culling flocks on grain diets alone during hot months to improve profitability and flock health.
The plan outlines supplementing serateh feeds with both animal and vegetable sources under key protein categories. It highlights building constituents to support overall livestock and crop nutrition in a integrated feeding program.
Renee Adores, acclaimed in the United States and abroad for interpretive dance, is also recognized as a skilled musician and songwriter. The subject is described with emphasis on beauty and artistic versatility.
Local column recounts bashful behaviors of girls described as Neptune girl blushing at a passing car O Leary girl fainting at exposed limbs Bransville girl retreating behind blinds and a Negert reader declining leave with a Christian Observer copy.
Herbert KR Reynolds a Hollywood traffic officer keeps his job after reportedly falling heir to 509000 from his father in law Mongas Brown of Philadelphia. Police say Reynolds received support from colleagues and will continue duties at Hollywood’s busiest corner.
London magistrate Sir Henry Dickens remarks on a recent case showing his belief in human nature. He pardoned a long time offender and arranged work, only to arrest him again three months later, calling it one of the most disappointing outcomes he has faced.
A peculiar portrait describes the Le Mare girl as extremely shy, avoiding bare truth and using unusual phrases. She supposedly rejects common wardrobe terms and turns away from awkward topics, even when asked to stay in the office during the year’s work.
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