Post Office Hours Regulation Noted
Post Office hours are listed as opening at 7 30 am. The fragment notes standard operating times for postal services.
13 Jan 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
1
Post Office hours are listed as opening at 7 30 am. The fragment notes standard operating times for postal services.
Blankets and home-made comforters at H Warntjes. A line of McKibbin fall caps at John Vanden Brink. A carload of winter apples at FH Warntjes. Maurice Studio photos praised. Mr and Mrs Win Aliens arrive for visit. Lectures by Arthur B Gringle touted as ideal 20th century lecturer. Farmers Elevator ad and moving picture show by Mieras De Jong. Struble Farmers Elevator fire destroys grain and cars nearby. Residents urged to send news and settle accounts.
An Italian woman facing deportation at a New York immigration station avoided removal thanks to her talkative parrot. The bird shouted a chant and startled inspectors, convincing them she was returning to America after a visit to Italy despite her lack of English.
In Maurice Iowa on January 2 1911 the town council with Mayor J C Emery and members present voted to approve Resolution No 4 granting consent to J H Edwards to sell intoxicating liquors within the town limits Lot 4 Block 9. Ordinance No 46 on alley razing in Block 17 was read on first reading. Treasurer reported and approved. Adjournment followed.
Ordinance No 45 amends Ordinance No 38 to change sidewalk construction materials in Maurice Iowa. It strikes out burnt brick and good paving stone from the specified materials and makes the ordinance effective after publication in the Maurice Times. Approved December 3 1910. I C Harrison Mayor J Comery Clerk
Fragmentary Philadelphia Record item notes a family dispute over naming and a legal move to bind the father’s name with unclear details. No clear individuals or organizations are fully legible beyond Reginald and a reference to the Philadelphia Record.
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