10 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
1
Senator N. Balkema and Representative G. Klay listed for Sioux Center with a slate of supervisors city officers and council members. Post office hours run 7:30 am to 8:30 pm and mails close 30 minutes before trains. trains time shown in the R.B table. J. J. Mieras, P. M.
Qualified electors of the Independent District Maurice Sioux Iowa are informed the annual meeting will be at the public school house on Monday March 13 1911 from 1 to 6 PM. Two directors will be elected and general business considered. Dated March 2 1911. F A Mieras Secretary.
The statement lists receipts from District Tax, semi annual apportionment, transfers from Schoolhouse Fund, and other sources totaling 1050.00. It shows expenditures for teachers, tuition, library books, and other purposes with net on hand 0.00.
The statement outlines receipts and disbursements for the Contingent Fund including fuel rent insurance repairs and library books totaling 372.19 with 261.73 paid earlier and 30.88 remaining. It lists future needs for next year with Teacher's Fund 1575.00 Schoolhouse Fund six mills and Contingent Fund 500.00. Signed by I A Mizras Secretary.
A small ad lists 8¢ per yard flannel from John Vanden Brink and lace curtains 50¢ to $5.00 a pair from H Wanitjes. J C Harrison appeals to debtors to call and settle up to pay bills.
In a puzzle, a man spends 10 on cows 3 on hogs and 0.5 on sheep from 100, buying 100 animals. another puzzle nets a gain of 25 percent on one horse and a 5 percent loss on the other from two sold at 1500 each.
Ordinance 45 amends ordinance 38 defining sidewalk materials in Maurice Iowa by striking out burnt brick and good paving stone. The ordinance becomes effective after publication in the Maurice Times. Approved December 1910 by Mayor and Clerk.
Ordinance 46 vacates the east west alley in Block 17 Maurice town. Land reverted to adjacent lot owners after publication in the Maurice Times. The measure is enacted by the Maurice council and becomes effective upon notice.
G W Orton of Pipestone Minnesota arrived Wednesday for a few days visit. The weather has been real spring like the past week. Come in and see our spring hats and caps at H Warntjes.
A jumble of aphorisms and observations on failure versus success in business and crime, public figures debating questions from hen ownership to government questions. It notes sailors in the navy and the suffrage movement’s potential impact on wives, with light social commentary throughout.
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