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Newspaper

Maurice Times

Location

Maurice, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

8

Quigley Letter Praises Liverpool Parade and Embarkation Plan

The excerpt records Q A Quigley in England sending a letter from Liverpool praising the parade and urging swift embarkation efforts. It notes a steel flag pole funded by the city council for eventual dedication and proposals to place it near the band stand on the square, with possible street sale or re-sale of nearby property.

Q. A. Quigley England Liverpool Debarkation

Community Picnic Planned by Maurice Churches

A meeting at Rev John Vanderbeek's home gathered members from Maurice area churches to plan a Fourth of July picnic for the First Church and American Reformed Sunday schools. Committees were appointed and will be announced from both pulpits next Sunday, with full details in Times next week. The event promises songs addresses games and sports with all invited.

John. Vanderbeek Maurice First Church American Reformed Anderbeek Wag Chaser

High Heels and Foot Care Remedy Recall

Readers encounter a fragmented advertisement on foot care claiming high heels cause corns and a topical drug provides quick relief. The text references applying the solution to corns or calluses and implies rapid removal, with denigrated medical claims and dubious efficacy.

Local Notes From Le Mars Area Buoyed By Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs George Biskamp autoed to Le Mars Sunday Pure Linen Table Cloth 1 50 per yard at Warntjes Carl and Anna Jain autoed to Le Mars Wednesday morning Mr E H Vander Wicken is laid up with lumbago We hope he will soon be up and around again Mrs Mae Ketcham is sewing at the D Vander Berg home a couple of days this week Mr and Mrs P Van Peursem were Le Marg shoppers Monday afternoon George Vanden Brink of Orange City is spending a few days here visiting with relatives Arie Vander Stoep is working on the C Ellerbroek farm during vacation Ella Mensink went to Orange City Monday where she had some dental work done

E. H.c Vander Wicken George Vanden Brink Orange City Ella Mensink

Bargains in Lady and Childrens Dresses at Wanitjes

Messrs and Mesdames Smith and Harrison visited Sioux City Sunday. John Vanden Brink and family of Orange City called on relatives Monday. The Misses Bertha Matilda Evalyn and Ollie Vande Brake went to Sioux Center Tuesday to visit friends. Milo Mieras helped cultivate the I Mieras farm earlier in the week.

Messrs. and.Mesdames Smith and Harrison Sioux City John Vanden Brink Orange City Bertha Matilda Evalyn Ollie Vande Brake Sioux Center

Local Notes and Personal News From Maurice Iowa

For Sale: one two row cultivator and a wanted ad for two calves a few days old. Gerrit Kots of Maurice and others attended graduation exercises in Des Moines where Goldie Kots tops nurse class. Emily Heusinkveld visited LeMars with sister Mrs Kukuk and returned home. The Crowleys and Vander Wickens toured Sioux City for sightseeing. The Mieras hosts welcomed visitors from Lincoln Nebraska and Siem Sing trip. Mrs H Vande Brake learned of sister Sic Meeken’s death in Hardin Montana. Farmers Implement directors met to transact monthly business and praised manager Hels for a notable machinery sale to a hard to sell customer.

H. Vande Brake Sic Meeken Hardin Montana Farmers Implement Company Hels

Orange City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Tuesday social roundups show Mise Marion Harrison, Mr and Mrs Ben Kote, Mr and Mrs John Emery, Mr and Mrs Holt, and others visiting friends in Orange City and Hawarden. Private Wim Mieras lists a Foreign address in France. Kathryn De Kraay visits Milford. Miss Vivian Kooi and Mrs Niemantsverdriet appear in local mentions. Sam Jager reports from home about a man in France tending U S troops.

Short-horn Bull for Sale in Orange City

15 months old Short-horn bull offered by Conrad De Jong of Orange City. Ideal for breeding and show stock. Contact Conrad De Jong for price and arrangement.

Conrad de Jong Orange City Herford

Lumber unload at Thompson Yards and local notes

A report notes another carload of lumber being unloaded at Thompson Yards Inc with several loads expected in town this week. The item also mentions a calf struck by lightning and a death in a pasture under unclear details. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Chas Bowen and Mrs Henry Bowen from Duon Iowa with Bowen family hosting.

Thompson Yards, Inc Chas. ‘Bowen Henry Bowen Duon, Ia Bowen

Lost Whip Between R. Van Pelts and My Place

Local notice notes a missing yellow rawhide whip with no cracker, between R. Van Pelts and the speaker’s place. The fragment records a series of local social visits, birthdays, a family trip to Sioux City for medical checks, and a new baby born to Ben Den Orden and spouse, with others traveling to Camp Lodge to visit a ill relative.

R. van Pelts

Beauty of Age Reflections on Aging and Vitality

A brief quotation emphasizes age as growth not decay, describing aging as ripening and swelling with life that eventually bursts the husk, celebrating inner vitality over outward withering. The tone uplifts aging as a season of flourishing potential.

George McDonald

Drink Hot Water With Phosphate for Rosy Complexion

A 19th century health note promotes drinking a glass of hot water each morning with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and purify the body. It claims internal sanitation improves skin clarity and overall health, targeting readers with blemishes, coated tongues, bad breath, headaches, and digestive complaints.

Tia

Why We Fight No 2 by Clarence L Spred

A wartime primer argues Germany’s long power strategy under Prussian leadership. It links Frederick the Great, Bismarck, and modern German rulers to aggression and terror, urging action to curb a feared world-domination policy. The piece cites ministerial dispatches and public speeches as evidence and questions peace by negotiation.

Germany Prussia Frederic the Great Leta Frederick the Great Radziwill Belgium Frederick the Great Bismarck Lethind Chamber‘et Deputies Denmark Austria France Kaiser China Attilla Baron Luxbury Argentina Oran Guazo Bordeaux United States von Bethmann-Hollweg F.C. Walcott America

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G. A. Tyler Publisher Mickie Andy All My George Biskamp le Mars Warntjes Carl Anna Jain Mr. and Mra P. van Peursem le Marg Arie Vander Stoep C. Ellerbroek Wanitjes Milo Mieras Mrs. I. Mieras Gerrit Kots Des Moines Goldie Emily Heusinkveld Mrs. Kukuk LeMars Messrs Mesdames J. T. Crowley P. H. Vander Wicken Leroy Crowley Cletus Vander Wicken Teddies Lincoln Nebraska Ralph Mieras Halpi Mieras Siem Sing H. D. Crggel Mise Marion Harrison Walter Warotjes Ira de Raad Ben Kote John Emery Hawarden Mrs. Holt la Mars Tom Linnan Wim. Mieras 304 ‘Field Artillery Vivian Kooi J. E. Mieras Henry de Jong Mr. Philips Holdinga Milwaukee Mrs. Henry Duven Henry and Charles Duven William Duven Kathryn de Kraay Milford Jake de Vries Sam. Jager Tyler Kamstra & Borrink John Linnan Feed Stable Auto H. J. Vander van Aouse Livery Barn Iowa Julio Brink Bef M. M. Tapp S. de Jager Lowa P. C. van Driel John M. Mieres Hmily and Mabel Waiford Heusinkveld Bernice Idrs. H. Kots J. B J. W. Kots al. de Jager Eunice Vanter Berg Henrietta van Peursem Camp Lodge Harry de Jager Albert Henrietta Eunice Harry Aid P. Niemantsverdriet Waritjes Clarence L Spred Perrera Jen League Club of Chicago Cuba Days of Weyler and Gomez Rainbow By Rex Beach Tyler’s Cafe Tyler's Man S “Land Weare Factory Price Shoes G. H. Elskamp Towa FL 7 Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Senet BF. Sc Cheney & CO Teleds Tugwists Halls Family
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