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Newspaper

Maurice Times

Location

Maurice, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1916

Page

6

Old Deacon the steadfast horse and the Braisted letter

In a snowbound Havertown post office Deacon the patient horses on Rural Free Delivery Route No 2 endures a late start. The driver Dan Sweeney's rheumatism and a new carrier slow delivery until Deacon bravely guides the long route to the Braisted home where a father awaits a prodigal son's letter. The town praises Deacon as a loyal, hardworking horse and the Braisted family rewards him.

Deacon Uncle Sam Havertown P Havertown Dan Sweeney Dan Danny United States Mail Joel Josiah Braisted Braisted Boston Josiah Docetor Beacey Dencon Ban Sweeney St Louis Globe Democrat

Police Station Santas Bring Christmas Cheer to New York

Commissioner Woods plans precinct Christmas trees and Santa visits in all station houses from the Bronx to Brooklyn to connect youngsters with police. Each dormitory will host a tree and garbed officers hand out oranges candy and toys inviting every child to celebrate. The aim is to ease fear of police and foster trust between youth and law enforcement.

York New York Broadway Cowpath Brooklyn Police Department

Pancho Villa Trousers Exhibit in New York Window

A New York curiosity shop displays a pair of trousers claimed to be from Pancho Villa. The heavy red material, full cut at the knee and tight at the ankle, features 80 silver fox heads along the outer seams per leg. The owner values them at 120 dollars and asserts authentic craftsmanship and decoration standards.

New York Pancho Villa Mexico Villa Eny

Chicago's Largest Family Reported in City Census

Chicago households show large families dominate wards with Richard Kingman, a veterinary surgeon, listed as father of 14 children. Edward Sharp has 14, John Schwartz 12, while wards vary from 124 to 264 large families. Twins and triplets appear in several households as census tallies run through Chicago neighborhoods.

Chicago Herman Tomschin Tearmster South Redvale Avenue Eneeébert Drehobel George Street

Indian Names Planned for Des Moines Streets

Des Moines plans a new boulevard and street system using Indian names from the Towa Sac Fox and Sioux languages. Fr Marien proposes Reeosnnqva as a street name. other suggestions include Mabaska Inkra Guta Minnew Itkon Wavaconds and Appanoese among many. The effort aims to honor local Indigenous heritage and preserve memory of tribes once in Iowa.

Paes Mouwes Iowa Marien Des Moines Ties Moines Fiarian Mabaska Inkra- Guta Minnew Itkon Wavaconds Wepello Appanoese Heokuk Poweskick Voime Urnina Thshulouss Pushopahoa Nishimabotua Nod

Briand Forms New French Cabinet Amid War Reorganization

In Paris Briand begins forming a new French cabinet as reports from Paris and Washington describe radical war-time reorganization. Petain is cited as potential commander of all western allied forces, with Pershing noted for notable defensive success at Verdun and related fronts.

Washington Paris Chamber of Deputies Patain Verdun Ds Jto Joffrein England Docieumont Persin Adite Petain Dinaat Tecord Champagne Srem Briand Sharpe State Départment tEsid Poincare Big aWas

Swiss Rebuff by Kaiser on Belgium Deportations

Berlin reports suggest Germany warned Switzerland against interfering in Belgian deportations while promising to respect neutral wishes. Swiss minister in Berlin conveyed that rumors of friction arose from Belgian workers transport but emphasized neutrality and exchange with Germany.

Paris Germany Belgium Switland Brussels

U S Reads Germany Pledges In Sussex Case Clarifications

Washington reports state department says full information on the Marina torpedoing shows Germany's pledges to the United States may be clearer than earlier. Arabia case details awaited before new note aims to settle interpretations of obligations in armed ships and maritime warfare.

Washington State Department Marina Germany United State Arabia Sussex

Bank Heist Surfaces as Four Escape with Cash

Winita Oklahoma December 15 four suspects remain at large after allegedly forcing Cashier Martin to open the vault of the Farmers State Bank of Winita and flee with an amount reported around 87000 dollars authorities say the search spans the countryside as investigators pursue leads

Winita, Okin Bencits Martin Farmers’ State Bank of Winita

French Steamer Saint Priippe Sunk in Atlantic

A dispatch from Havre reports the French steamer Saint Priippe of 3419 tons sunk. The crew casualties are given as two feared dead.

Faris Saint Priippe Iavas Hnovre

Messy social evening ends with awkward music critique

During a social gathering a woman sang for guests. A meek man next to a guest asked who wrote the song, claiming to be the author of that tune. The moment turns onlookers' reactions as the audience questions the singer's repertoire.

Tam

Groans Beside Breakfast Room Incident Reported

A Kansas City Star excerpt describes a policeman questioning a man about groans from an upstairs room. Mrs Vain Quentin claims she was assaulted by someone else while eating breakfast, denying involvement in the alleged beating.

Vain Quentin Kansas City Star

Gloom Triumph Reported After Election Day Turmoil

The article describes Walter Gloom pursuing official answers after the election. It notes inquiries into who served as vice president for Selander IE. Billfinger and portrays patriots confessing ignorance while facing humiliation.

Gloom Walter Gloom Selander IE. Billfinger Abuasas

Fragile claim on preserve of fruits and vegetables

The text asserts that the lubricative properties of fruits and vegetables remain intact when not destroyed by canning or processing. It presents a questionable statement about preservation, lacking credible sourcing or clear context.

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