02 May 1918
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
1
The Times reporter covered Harry De Jager from Maurice as he led a group of boys departing for Camp Dodge in Orange City last Tuesday. De Jager stood out by keeping calm under pressure and bidding farewell to friends, shaking hands and exchanging goodbyes with many girls.
A carload of Erm erson machinery arrives at the Farmers Implement Company showroom. The display showcases farm implements including new tractor models and related equipment. Local farmers visit to inspect tools and compare prices and features.
A letter from Private Sam De Jager of Camp American University Washington D C praises army life, noting promotion to corporal and experiences in the capital. He describes a 525 foot tower ascent by elevator, sightseeing with the president and family, Liberty Loan day events, and a 94 hour work period with 4 hours rest.
The Tama County official nominates A Balkema as Republican hopeful for Sioux County Treasurer, subject to voter decision at the June primary. The note underscores party backing and election timing.
J F Behrend declares his bid for sheriff of Sioux County in the June primaries and vows to devote full time to the office if elected.
County Recorder candidate John Jengewaard announces his bid for re election in Sioux County. He thanks voters and supporters and states he seeks renomination and election in the June primary, trusting to merit continued confidence.
A notice announcing Sheriff Fanta as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sioux County sheriff subject to June primary voters decision. The filing appears in a formal party context and urges voter engagement in the nominating process.
John Hoekstra of Maurice remembers his mother Griette Doama who died March 38 1918 at age 635 years 7 months 6 days Cancer of the stomach listed as cause. Doama mothered eleven children three in this country eight in Holland. Hoekstra’s father died June 6 1916 and he had long expected his mother’s passing.
Sherman township celebrates surpassing the war savings quota with a $64 000 bond total and a star on the flag. Captain Vander Brake led the charge, while Henry De Jong and Red Cross efforts, including Miss Anna Wiersma and River View school, raised funds and boosted morale. The Red Cross plans new appeals as families are urged to contribute, with over $300 raised in a school flag program and awards for the community’s patriotism.
Red Cross notes April shipments including Jackets 13 Pajama Suits 25 Hospital Shirts 46 Bed Socks 25 Napkins 8 Old Sheets 2 Knitted Socks 25 Sweaters 3 Wristlets 9 Compresses 1200. Notice: all proceeds from entertainments in the Red Cross name to Sherman Township Chapter. report to Chairman De Jong. War Fund week May 20–27 aims $100 million. Sherman Chapter quota $5000 with local goal to at least double. Plus a Red Cross Basket Social raised 120.
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