05 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
Eleanor, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Jaspers, died Thursday May 29 1919 after a five week illness of bowel trouble. Rev John Van derbeek conducted the services and the remains were interred in Orange City Cemetery. She leaves father, mother, two brothers and one sister. The Times and community extend sympathy.
We express sincere thanks to everyone who assisted us during the illness and passing of our beloved daughter. Mr and Mrs Chas Jaspers and Family extend gratitude for support and kindness.
Roads were too bad for Rev. Father Thoenes son to reach the Catholic church on Sunday, so no services were held.
Bad weather and slick roads force postponement of Pierson celebration from Monday to Friday. School band plans to provide music at the rescheduled event with local participation.
The homecoming event planned for Orange City tomorrow was postponed due to bad roads and weather. It will be held on Wednesday June 11 with the same program and hopes for better conditions.
Anney Ackley aged 85 died of old age at the county house on Tuesday June 3 1919. Funeral services were held Wednesday conducted by Rev John R Mulder, and the remains were laid to Maurice cemetery. She was aunt of Henry Myers. The Times extends sympathy to the bereaved.
Ambassador Morgenthau weighs possible future conflicts as he discusses the Versailles peace conference and the League of Nations. He argues fifteen years is a critical window and urges a strong, righteous League to sustain world peace and prevent renewed wars among former victors.
A local school announced it will be closed last Friday for the summer vacation period. Teachers and staff will resume duties in late summer, with students not returning until the new term begins.
The piece forecasts an overwhelming flood of congressional oratory as campaigns roll out across the United States. Both supporters and critics of the League of Nations will flood hamlets with speeches, and the franking system may become a popular tool with Congress, except among outsiders.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at Maurice Iowa for the month ending April 30 1919 Miss Mamie Strid advertised when calling please say advertised J By Mippas P M
A World War era column argues that secret trade pacts between Britain and Japan threaten peace. It urges President Wilson to reveal all hidden agreements and warns that unequal commerce fuels wars and undermines global harmony.
A national program of long term government supported loans could enable more Americans to own homes. The piece argues renters face peril and wealth accumulation is slow, advocating widespread home ownership to strengthen national and local welfare.
20 percent of South Dakota farms claim free from stone and sloughs with rich black loam. Wheat and corn yields cited from 1918 and past two years. Sellers pay rail fare to Warner and offer terms. many farms near Warner Aberdeen and Faith with varied acreages, improvements, and artesian wells.
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