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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
4
Entered as second class matter Aug 4 1911 at Maurice Iowa post office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription 1.50 per year in advance advertising rates.
Railway timetable fragment shows Great Northern passenger and freight trains with north and south bound daily services. Key trains include No. 82 6453 a m daily, No. 62 2 0 p m daily, No. 161 daily except Sunday, and freight No. 578 northbound 10 15 a.m. No. B77 southbound 2 15 p.m. Agent L F Woopann noted.
Geo DeGroot returns from France Tuesday. John Peelen in Sioux City for business. Mr and Mrs Henry Fritz in Hospers Saturday. G A Tyler in Sioux City last Tuesday. A son born to Mr and Mrs A Sidgmma on Sunday June 20. Mens Suits at H J Vanities from 7 50 to 25. One car load of blocks received at Farmars Elevator. Crowley and sons Leroy and Earl in Sheldon on business. Residents attended the Le Mars carnival. Chautauqua dates July 22 to 24 season tickets now. Ladies Shirt Waists 75c to 1 25 at HJ Vanities. Editor and spouse in Sioux City for show A Good Bad Woman.
A quoted reflection on earning a living and the world’s debt mirrors civic ethics. The text frames work as reciprocal, suggesting fairness in how society rewards effort and how individuals repay their community.
A concise portrait of a farmer who performs four tasks simultaneously: walking, thinking, talking, and smiling, illustrating skill and multitasking in rural life.
Display ad from The Dakota Land Company listing thousands of farms for sale in South Dakota with prices starting at 28.75 per acre. Mentioned totals and averages appear, with E. C. Cole as general agent and contact in Sioux County Iowa.
A local tale describes a night south of town where Geo Van Peursem and the Times editor were held up by men linked to a bootleg operation. A Sioux City figure with a gun guarded a bridge, and a chase ended after a preliminary hearing in which the rogue claimed hospital injuries.
The article notes June brides and shops showcasing veils of billowy white tulle, lace nets, and novelty headpieces. Bridesmaids hats favor pastel hair braids with large shapes, while Matrons hats feature dark tones like royal purple with matching floral trims. Elaborate veils drape behind and may include appliques or Dutch-inspired wings.
The article describes a sardine with iridescent blue-creen back scales and a peacock blue underlayer. Freshly caught specimens show bars on the back like mackerel that fade when exposed to air, while the body remains pure silver in the core.
Britain asserts authority to stop any vessel in war zones after American food ships bound for Germany were detained in British waters, triggering an American protest and swift release of the ships.
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