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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
8
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all disease stages through the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents guarantee one hundred dollars for any case that fails to cure and invite testimonials from readers.
Gerrit Kots attended Orange City events on Wednesday. John Linnan and Miss Gertie Brink rode the train to Orange City Tuesday morning. Miss Elinor Mieras from Sioux City visited Miss Helma and spent Sunday in Maurice. Miss Helma Mieras also spent Sunday at home. influenza cases appeared in the Zylstra home across from the hotel. Miss Minnie Rozenboom is recovering, able to be out briefly Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J Crowley hosted a Sunday dinner with Varider Wicken Weis and several young people.
The report mentions Cletus Vann der Wicken continuing trench work and training in Iowa City while awaiting return. Glady Eiskamp and Gwendolen Eiskamp visit from Danbury. Mr and Mrs Herman DeKraay hear their son George is severely wounded in France, possibly a delayed report. The Kiel family suffers influenza with friends helping after telephoning Hudson.
The Maurice Louisiana town council met in special session with Mayor Charles Duven and Councilmen H M Mansink Charles De Groot P Vander Wel and D Vander Berg absent G Brink. J M Miaras was absent. D Vander Berg was named Clerk Pro tem H De Joung granted a monthly bonus for street lighting November through February. Sioux County bill of 8185 89 for joint contract near the C N W railway crossing in summer 1917 approved. Vander Wel named acting mayor pro tem during Duven’s three month absence.
The Orange City Messenger reports a new English language paper in town joining the existing Herald to form a two-paper scene in Orangetty and Sioux County. Editor Harry G. Fox launches the venture with a bold opening editorial and seeks a vigorous, distinctive local voice.
Reports say Jim Jasper was rushed to hospital after a crash minutes before an armband decision. he survived and his fighting days are over. Richard Hoonhorst is reported quite.
Joel Smades recovers from illness and pledges to run the cobbling business until a successor is found He offers ha t soloing and shoe repairing services Marinas Yao Gorkom traveled to Sioux City last Friday
Mr and Mrs John G Hoekstra welcomed a baby boy on Thanksgiving Day in Sioux County. Mr and Mrs John Smits announced the arrival of a baby girl on December 6 1918. The notes reflect local birth notices and seasonal greetings.
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