01 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
1
The Maurice Times lists subscription prices at 1.25 dollars per year paid in advance, with a higher rate if not prepaid. Publisher J F Van Gorkom notes the periodical’s status and date references, indicating pricing and location details from the early issue.
Timetable lists trains north and south with numbers passenger and freight times. Official directory includes county officers and representatives with post office hours and church schedules.
An early Fuller car ad details a water cooled engine with 22 horsepower and a 7 to 1 shaft drive. It extols solid tires, pressed steel frame, worm gear steering, and a 1450 pound chassis. The copy markets reliability for business use and rural service, with color, options, and accessories highlighted.
Sunday night burglars broke in through a rear window and back door at H Warnjes store. They rummaged through stock and scattered beds, taking clothes and goods. Loss estimated between 50 and 1000 dollars. two tramps seen in town suspected.
For sale: 24 Poland China pigs seven months old and a good milking cow. Contact Van Peursen in Alabama for details and pricing.
A son born June 26 at Hans Vande Brake home and mention of June 25 meal at W Cook. John Nicolai family moving to Muselline for their future home. H M Mensink visits from M Mensink Jr Cherry Geore Minn. Destructive hail storm around Hull caused damage. Recruits leaving Maurice join company Les Sioux City with Maurice credited.
Transacting in Alton on Tuesday HL H Vande Brake and Alis Kellerman visited relatives along with Grandpa Baker. Mrs Wugh Deals arrived for a family visit. Mrs Jos Douglas and daughter Marie visited from Orange City. Hog day brought wagons to Maurice last Thursday. The First Reformed Sunday School plans a Fourth picnic in G Brink grove. Chicken prices list and local weather events noted.
A note from the desk reflects on delayed preparation and stale items this week. Editors promise sharper coverage and a quicker turnaround for the next issue.
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