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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
12
The text appears as a historical postal notice from Maurice Iowa dated in 1911. It mentions second class matter, post office entry, and subscription rates of 1 50 dollars. The fragment reflects a local newspaper boilerplate used for mailing and pricing.
County Agent and Mr Donnie hosted alfalfa talks at the Geo Er Moir farm and Ames area events. Attendees learned silo construction and ensilage benefits from tests at Ames. few farmers attended, though the sessions offered practical value. A funeral was held for the infant Fal e Porte from scar caries at Carnes church with interment at Orange City cemetery. Attendees from town included Mrsid Karen and daughter Rose, and Mr Brink with the Vander Maelen family.
A health claim urges drinking hot water with phosphate before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels. It warns against calomel as dangerous and promotes limestone phosphate as a safe daily practice to stimulate the liver and cleanse toxins.
Orange City residents hosted and visited many locals and out of town guests from Sioux City and Tre ton. The report lists dozens of names and small happenings including dances, church activities, and carnival attendance, with several mentions of nearby towns like LeMars and Akron. A parade prep and Fourth of July plans are noted along with community notices and local sales.
Prices listed for poultry and groceries show erratic OCR text with plants? The fragment mentions pheasants and carrots with cents and dollars mixed, unclear brands or vendors, and odd formatting suggesting a market price roundup.
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