Maurice Times Entry as Second Class Post Maurice
The notice records Maurice Times being entered as second class mail under the act of March 3 1879 with a date of August 4 1915 at Maurice post office.
19 Dec 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
1
The notice records Maurice Times being entered as second class mail under the act of March 3 1879 with a date of August 4 1915 at Maurice post office.
An editorial lauds the Red Cross’s wartime work with President Wilson’s Brest Paris visit cited as moral proof. It urges universal support, frames the Red Cross as a modern American-mission, and asks every family to join with a 1.00 dollar adult and 23 cent junior dues to back soldiers in need.
I express my Beatitude to friends and neighbors who assisted me and my family during the brief illness and death of my wife C. Van Driele.
A Friday night blaze in Struble swept two buildings from the General Store run by G H Albers and a vacant Sioux City Brewing Co building. The fire also damaged the Fred Leath restaurant building. Firefighters struggled with water shortages and road conditions. no wind aided containment. Albers reported $2,000 in fire loss with insured stock. Leath property partly saved. brewing company building uninsured.
Miss Dorothy Tye serves as deputy. Miss Elise Carlsen travels to Alten for Home Demonstration committee work. County Treasurer Albert Balkema prepares for two-year term. Local marriages noted for Licericas, Jobi De Groot Minnie Van Poursain Gerrit J Notting, and Cora Vande Hoef. Olin G Reiziger Jr and wife depart for Auburn Alabama. Major Gus Reineger to Ft Still. Veterans return home from Army Camps seeking work. Red Cross Society and MFge helper teams coordinate placements. Lion County Farm Bureau plans Annual Meeting December 27 with Home Demonstration Dept. under Farm Bureau. women urged to attend.
On Sunday December 8 1918 Mr and Mrs Hein Jager closed a married career after twenty four years. Mrs Jager formerly Jessie Telsma. Eleven children born in the home nine living. One daughter Mrs Van Dyke of Maurice. Five girls and four boys helped celebrate. Family recovered from two severe influenza attacks. Seven people in the home were sick at one time.
In a public notice the Pereboom and Tyler dispute is slated for trial in Orange City in January. The rival sides promise both views will be presented and justice pursued, amid claims of improper pressure and financial risk over a hand cylinder press used for the past year.
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