Maurice Times a Local Bulletin of Maurice Iowa and Surroundings
Community news notes from Maurice Iowa include visits by Mise Hoogsehagen of Perkins to Mrs H De Kraay, Henry Warmtjes on business in Orange City, and local residents attending sights and movies in LeMars. Local trades such as mason work on the Heinrich residence and barber shop openings are reported, with updates on quarantine at Geo De Groot’s and Pe Groot’s front calls. A telephone exchange partition is installed for a new barber, and local accidents include Thurst Chapman breaking his left ankle on a ladder. Reassuring health news reports Virgil Holt’s improving paralysis recovery and general town activity continues with Mr and Mrs Geverink moving to Maurice for work with a Sioux Furniture Company and local efforts to boost the Ree Crows and Savings Stamp program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurst Chapman
Grant Chapman
Seney
Gota
John’Geverink
Kalamazoo
Mich
Peter van Peursem
Gerrit van Peurasin
Maurice
Geverink
Sioux
Washington
Des Moines
France
the Times
Charles F Lytle for Congress
Charles F Lytle urges voters in the Eleventh District to support his congressional bid. He argues for regulated capitalism balancing liberty with public rights, praises large semi public enterprises under prudent oversight, and appeals to practical business experience as his qualification. He contends paternalism harms initiative and calls for sensible regulation of railways packing plants steel mills and other major industries. He asks for support and votes.
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America
France
Congress
Charles FL Lytle
Sioux County Sav ings Bank May 10 1918 Condition
Statement shows assets of 250 621.10 including cash in vaults bonds and real estate and deposits totaling 229 704 20 with liabilities of 250 621 16. Cashier swears the statement fair true and correct. board of directors listed. local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Ae Due Clearing House
Pln
Bank i
Somme
Baic Bank
Ne Vos
Beary Vander Brake Leads War Time Stamp Drive
Beary Vander Brake reports the postmaster J E Miergs to Jock after the War Saving Stamp drive pledging 34940. Workers aided by a loyal group, citizens responded well though some misunderstood until explanations aligned with wartime duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary Vander Brake
J. E. Miergs
Jock
Lytle Seeks Congressional Seat Citing Business Skill
C F Lytle of Sioux City seeks Congress on grounds of practical business experience as a farmer turned contractor and grain trader. Supporters praise his training and committee allies while urging readers to judge all candidates and consider his fitness for national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Lytle
Sioux City
Lytle
Aemis
Scottard Steele
Tira
Mr. Lytle
Washington
R. D. Huber
Wallace M. Short
Mioux City
Ben Davidson
Wilson
J. L. Levitt
James F. Toy
MM. Pelletier
M. A. Struble
Gur
Sor
Abant
Mrs G Raack Visits Daughter at Wal Home
Mrs G Raack is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs P Van a r Wal. The note lists the relatives and location in a social column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Shoemaker of
Ireton
Ralph Mieras
Morning health urged by hot water drinking ritual
A historical health piece extols drinking a glass of real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and bowels, claiming it prevents constipation, nervousness, and fatigue. It argues waste buildup harms daily well‑being and promises a gratifying change.
Surat High Heels and Corns Warnings
The article argues that women wearing high heels crowd and strain their toes, causing corns. It warns against self treatment that worsens pain and promotes a home remedy called Freezone for quick relief. Readers are advised to buy a quarter ounce from a drugstore and apply directly to corns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etylé
Education as the doorway to success in local talk
Sunday visitors Henry Niemantsverdriet and Anna Kole share in a village chat at Sioux City. A guest speaker, C E, presents a lesson on education as preparation for life with biblical references. Joe Berwinkle, Rexwinkle, and the Times family are noted among friendly arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Berwinkle
Camp Grant Letter From a Quarantine Inmate
A reader from Camp Grant Rockford writes about six weeks of quarantine and sickness up stairs mumps delaying release. He describes the First Platoon training, tall men, target practice, Bayonet Kill, and readiness to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Rockford
G. As’ Tyler
Maurice ‘Lowa
Tyler
Local Catarrh Remedy Claims Constitutional Cure
An advertisement promotes Mall's Catarrh Medicine from F. K. Toledo claiming it cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars to anyone who fails with the remedy and urges readers to consult the product for constitutional treatment.
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G .A. Tyler
Publisher
St the Prerudice
Iowa
Mise Hoogsehagen of
Perkins
Mre. H. de Kraay
Henry Warmtjes
Orange City
Bruno Leath
Heinrich
Geo. Morrison
C. C. Smith
L. P. Woodard
la Mars
Ed. Rozenboom
Aud
Chas. de Groot Anteed
LeMara
Wm. Wassenar
Neil
Geo. de Groot
Pe. Groot
J. E Miaran
Renory de Joog
Masons
Wm. Mieras
Virgil Holt
H. J. Hawkins
Geo Lang
DeWs
Charles F.lytle
Sioux County
Savings Bank
National Bank
P. N. Vos
Thia
John
Emery Justice of
H. J. Warntjes
John Linnan
HB. H. Vande Brake
Herman Headinkveld
Sioux Center
RK. Kromp
Andrew Vander Stoop
Mrs. Vander Stoop
Ben Heasinkveld
Tha. E. Miaras
Ben’s
L. E. Linnan
Charlstrom, Arcadia Fla
Linnan
Harry Delager
Battery F. 338 Field Artillery
Camp Modge
T. Cullinan
B. Doherty
Mary Linnen
M.kolyn
Holland, Michigan
First Reformed Church of
Henry Muilenburg
Grace Daugremond
Edgerton, Minn
Muilenburg
Red Cross
Cullinan
Postofice Department
Jokin
Germany
Milwaukee
Herald
Prince Lichnowsky
Vaderland
Prussia
Minneapolis' Tribune
John Deere
Emerson Grantingham
Pattee
Farmers Implement Company
F. OW. Holt, ‘Mer
Lewa
Surat
Henry Niemantsverdriet
Anna Kole
Mrs
Geo. van Peursem Jr
Paul
Moses
Egypt
Mauries Sie
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