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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
4
The Ireton Ledger lists A. T. Bergstrom as publisher and Minnie Bergstrom as assistant. The paper is published every Thursday and mailed as second class at the Ireton Iowa post office. Subscriptions are $2.56 per year in advance.
County agents offer free 100 kernel seed corn tests at Orange City to gauge growth and determine need for ear tests. Cow testing associations planned across county with monthly visits and herd performance records. cost about 3.00 per head per month. Corn disease control demonstrations to begin February with tests on 2090 ears per cooperative. meetings in February and May. Brood sows exercise guidance provided to improve farrowing outcomes. Township meetings in West Branch Sheridan Sioux-Settlers Center discuss Farm Bureau activities, hog tattooing, insurance, and upcoming federation events.
On January 11 1929 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Mae Snyder administratrix of the estate of Helle Donnell deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them for allowance Dated January 11 1929 Hatley and Van de Steeg Attorneys Also report of relatives visit from Alton and recovery of Mrs J A Lindenmatisch illness recovery noted
Paul Anema visited his brother Fréd Van Schapen and family near Struble on Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Nye on Tuesday January 22. The training school met at McNally Hall on January 22 with nine ladies. Miss Andrews taught lamp shades.
Churches schedule with multiple denominations including Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Christian Reformed and First Reformed. Times cover morning worship Sunday School catechism and afternoon and evening services with pastors named Kruwetl Nueffer Vander Lane Rich Schmidt and Wiebings. German service noted at St Pauls and special topics listed for First Reformed service.
A printed ceremony notes new citizens and emphasizes duties of electing officials, knowing laws, and supporting law enforcement. It urges courage in civic duty, upholding moral and religious principles, and building a responsible citizenry for the nation’s future. The piece references local residents and a memorial note for a deceased milliner and a mayor’s trip.
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