11 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
1
Train schedules list G N R and C N W routes with northbound and southbound times. Passenger and freight trains show numbers and times including No 32 578 162 161 677 81 and freight listings with morning and evening departures.
Maurice Iowa council meets in adjourned session with Mayor Vos and six councilmen present. Refund granted to John Edwards for saloon license overpayment. Ordinances Nos. 44 and 45 advance readings and actions including vacating alley and repealing a pay scale. several members relinquish back pay. Election officers appointed and supplies ordered. council adjourns.
A reflective piece notes ambition can wealth or poverty, youth temptation, and the lure of truth from trusted sources. It also contrasts social appearances after engagements and the allure of elopement with a wary view of routine purchases and gossip.
A garbled OCR fragment from the Atchison Globe contains scattered phrases about guarantees, children, fairness, health, and a remark on five and ten cent items. The text appears as stray, incoherent sentences with misspellings and no clear news event or identifiable entities.
Farmers began seeding and fall plowing on Monday as Maurice expects healthy summer growth. A four inch snowstorm arrived yesterday evening. Seth Allen advances his store addition toward completion. G W Orton builds inviting brick for Maurice home demand. Hermann Vander Bilt married Miss Anna De diger today near Maurice. Demand for more residences noted.
The town council of Maurice Iowa passes an ordinance vacating the alley south of block twelve from Oak street to Pine street. The measure takes effect five days after its third publication in the Maurice Times and is signed by Mayor P. N. Vas.
Ordinance No 45 repeals Ordinance No 34 setting councilmen pay at one dollar per regular town council meeting. The ordinance was adopted March 11 1907 and is to take effect after publication in the Maurice Times. J C Harrison mayor and clerk certify.
A reader notes Mrs Humphry Ward arrived in America with a prejudiced view and aimed to write sensational material for her novel rather than seek truth. An observer recalls a dinner exchange praising American women’s dress but critiquing her judgment on divorce fiction.
A man hired an uncertain lawyer months ago, the lawyer quarreled with him, and the man now declares he is no lawyer. The piece notes a strange fascination with labor and street gangs paving streets. It adds a claim that a fat dog signals a poor family.
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