09 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
1
Representatives G. Klay of Orange City and a board of supervisors list include Wm. Dealy chairman M. B. Smith A. Van der Meide Wm. Shimp and M. McNally with official post office regulations noting hours from 7 30 a m.
Local notes recount events from a past year including stalls of blankets and comforters, a fall cup line for men and boys, winter apples, and a studio portrait reminder. A Maurice Studio notice promotes cloudy day photos. A Maurice high school play Out in the Streets debuts at Lynch hall with 7:30 start and 15 to 25 cent admission for the laboratory fund. Also reported are a 1898 wedding and a mill accident with an arm amputation.
Geo Staplekamp and family who have been visiting here for some time returned to their home at Greenleafton Mina Thursday morning.
An instrumental program and temperance play portray Solomon and Matt Davis and Col. Wayne in a sequence of scenes across residences and streets. The acts depict quarrels over rent and authority, a tenement room, a street scene, and the pursuit of justice, with characters such as Nina Minnie Mrs Bradford Pete and Dr Medfield in tense moments and moral lessons. The piece blends dialogue and stage directions to dramatize hardship, resilience, and social remedies.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the Gomrts house in Orange City on December 17. The pasture joins the townsite of Maurice to the southeast.
A reflective piece condemns a man who lacks confidence in himself and others, prioritizes wealth and plans over humanity, bullies by force of will, hides fault, and neglects kindness. It warns that obsession with work robs life of joy, rest, and care for neighbors and friends.
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