Maurice Times masthead and publishing details
The Maurice Times notes J. F. van Gorkom as publisher and details weekly publication. It lists subscription rates 1.25 per year in advance and 1.50 if not prepaid, with postal information for Maurice Indiana.
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Railroad Time Card GNRR Train Schedule Summary
GNRR timetable lists No 2 Passenger and Freight trains with times. Notable entries include 6Freight at 9:40 am and 4:27 pm, 10:15 am 10:40 am, and 2:05 pm at various stations.
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Farm sale near Ireton and Sioux Center district auction
Auction to be held Tuesday December 7 at 10 am on the seller’s farm located 2 miles east and 40 miles north of Ireton and 60 miles west and 3 miles south of Sioux Center. Selling 16 horses, a W N Irwin stallion, 40 Shorthorn cattle, 10 milch cows, 40 Poland China pigs, and two Poland China boars. 16 horses include multiple mares, geldings, and youngsters with weights listed. Stallion Gross Loupe to be sold at 1800. Cattle and pigs offered with calves.
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Ireton
Sioux Center
W. N. Irwin
Gross Loupe
Poland
China
Remarkable Offer for New Subscribers and Premium Gifts
A local newspaper offers cash-subscription premiums to acquire about 500 new subscribers by year end. One new cash sub gets a one-dollar premium, two subscribers receive two dollars, three subscribers three dollars, and so on. The promos frame premiums as free Christmas gifts, urging readers to subscribe now.
Piling Up Deficits Across Nations and Government Spending
The piece discusses rising deficits as expenditures outpace income globally. It notes planned tax raises, larger military budgets, unemployment relief, pensions, inheritance taxes, and infrastructure costs. It warns ongoing debt growth threatens generations unborn and cites projected British and U.S. spending trends.
Mixed Brain Teaser and Local News Snippet
A column presents a math puzzle about counting living brothers and sisters and deaths. It then quotes a noisy exchange about a young man riding on a car top and local reactions. It notes Good Roads Day at the county farmers institute on Wednesday at ten o clock with speakers including Judge Hutchinson and several named figures.
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County Farmers Institute
Judge Hutchinson
B. ¥. Hawkins
Dan Montgomery
J. Willkuns
D. J. de Hoogh
A. Vander Hamm
N. Balkema
J. Colsmery
H. MM. Corwin
Tenacm Sharp
High Neck Evening Gowns Displace Low-Cut Styles
Fashion notes from Paris and recent receptions show a shift from low necklines to high necked evening gowns. Designers and modistes predict future gowns will mimic the conservative lines of winter and early season, celebrated as a comfortable, stylish trend.
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Carl ’ Granard Gunes
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Mullionaire Criticizes Estate Shooting Practices
Major W. B. Martin, Olympic rifle champion, vents about an estate owner hiring boys to shoot pheasants. He questions the expense and methods, noting earlier incidents of boys being shot near the wood and the keepers’ cautious response.
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Local Maurice News Highlights From 1897 Chronicle
December 3 1897 Maurice Review notes harsh winter conditions with local thermometers at 10 to 12 below early Monday. A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs P Mier sma Thurstey Deer. John Suter and wife visit Suters in South Dakota near Hawarden for Thanksgiving. Wm Kuhl raffles an old horse with Mr Heus inkveld winning for 25 cents. The Yankee Detective is to be staged at the Opera House in December. Trans Mississipp Gren company of Omaha is new in Maurice while Ort on and son expand grain business locally.
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Bigges
Magadan
Wm. Kuhl
Mr. Heusinkveld
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Maurice Orton and Son
Women Students Studying Abroad Reach Japan for Education
The article notes women from various nations studying in foreign schools, including Japan. It mentions a Tokyo university for women established less than 17 years ago with 1,307 students and 70 alumnae, modeled on American ideas with annual fees around $14, and states women are admitted to colleges formerly for men, showing growing access to higher education.
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World Facts From A Distant Year End
A garbled 1900s style statistical tile lists sugar consumption thirty three pounds per person pianos produced twenty five thousand deaths from snakebite among Indian population flour quality US markets pepper trade world ships pepper trade and butter cheese consumption and patent medicine sales totaling millions.
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