28 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
Local names and places mention Mr. Smith at Ideal Lumber Co and Thompson Co and Bastian Riepmi ge. The text notes Mrs Cotmnars of Boyden and Miss Mareucrite with plans to travel to Sioux City for a business event and social meetings.
Readers record shows Ames Iowa area notes a school board reelected all teachers except Miss Moore who resumes studies in fall. Numerous local visitors and church groups are listed with names including Mieras, Duiker, Straks, Marias, and Van Peursem. A letter from Bernard Warntjes recounts a 1929 cross country drive to San Diego with the Chevrolet Six detailing miles, gas costs, and car issues.
Ties Moines March 20 The importation of 25 million rounds of fresh beef from New Zealand and large imports from other countries has lowered beef prices. The Town Beef Producers Association asks Congress to raise the tariff from three cents per pound to offset. They hope the increase passes the current session to ease the low beef prices.
Miss Mildred Mieras visited the school on Thursday during a college vacation. Bernice Straks returned Monday after appendicitis. Clarence Vore remains at Sacred Heart Hospital but is improving after an operation. Bernice Mieras accompanied Mildred to Ames Monday night. Absent students include Ada Van Gorkum Mary Keough Bernice Mieras and John Den Ouden. Several boys have started track work and look like contenders as the county track meet set for May 11 at Orange City will include class A and B schools. The event should spark strong interest among small schools with limited experience and equipment. Wim Van Peursem and daughter Lucille visited Le Mars on Saturday.
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