25 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
1
Maxine Steele of Sioux City and her sister, Mrs. Chas., were mentioned in a brief society note noting family ties and plans from a few days last week.
The Maurice area mourns Billie Boorink son of Mr and Mrs Henry Boorink of Cherokee after an accidental death. Local residents recall the Maurice vicinity as home for many years. Several neighbors and visitors travel between Maurice Orange City Le Mars and Minnesota for events and visits while local teams play and win games.
Calvin Coolidge argues a presidential train should not be privatized as a private car. he insists the presidency requires full public facilities and safeguards. He notes security, rail operations, and dignified public addresses, recalling his Bennington speech and the need for ample official support.
The text notes a wedding dinner being prepared on a new kitchen stove in Mrs. De Jong's kitchen with praise for its performance. It mentions Mrs. Girks as an excellent cook and other residents owning a Kitchen Rook model, highlighting the stove as a highlight of the event.
The United States government earned about 283000 in profit for the fiscal year ending yesterday from stamp sales through the philatelic agency. Post Office officials say stamps worth 0 were bought, a rise of over 129000 from 1928, with over two million collectors owning stamps including the George Roger Clark issue commemorating Fort Sackville.
Police stepped in near Boston to arrest Alonso BR. B right at a peak inventor site linked to a works meter that operated a fuelless car. A restaurant establishment owner resigned amid the case and Brennan faced larceny charges as detectives tied suspects to the broader scheme.
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