30 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
1
Editor THE MAURICE TIMES. J. F. VAN GORKOM and Publisher. Issued every Sunday. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at maurice In., under the act of Congress of March 38, 1879. Subscription $1.25 per year if paid in advance. If not, $1.50.
Time schedules list trains northwards and southwards for No. 82 and 161 578 577 578 lines with passenger and freight services. East and west routes show passenger and freight times with daily patterns. society officials and post office hours noted. County and city officers, congressional reps, and local government roles named along with post office regulations and mail exchange rules tied to train arrivals.
Mrs. Fred Porter of St. Joseph visits relatives here. A light frost occurred Monday night. George Moir’s ill son has recovered. John Vanden Brink sells knickerbocker pants at 50 cents. Dr. Oggel took George Vanden Brink to Sioux City for tonsil removal. P Vadder Wicken went to South Dakota for threshing. Mau rice Studio offers baby photos. Local passengers to county seat. Coffee price up four cents. Taft Aldrich trust critique echoed in letters. Rev. De Spelder gave farewell sermon. a gathering followed. He leaves for Chicago for a missionary conference. services planned in Orange City next Sunday.
On September 27 1910 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Joan Pease as administrator with Will annexed of William Pease deceased. All creditors must file claims with the court and debtors pay the administrator. Dated September 28 1910 VAN OOSTERHOUT & Tostens Attorneys for Estate.
In a St Marys Church ceremony Father Mc Nally united Hugh McDonald of Maurice and Nellie Moran of Struble in marriage. The couple, attended by Jennie Nicholson and John Moran, shared a wedding breakfast at Maurice Hotel and plan a two week honeymoon trip to St Paul and Minneapolis before settling at the McDonald farm.
For sale three Poland China Bear pigs and fifteen swarms of bees housed in patent hives. Contact FB Flynn for details.
A montage of brief notes covers harpy eagles in Brazil monsoon street foods in European capitals electric lamps debut in London 1873 and more. Snippets note farming in Canada Chilean wheat yields United States per acre vs Europe travel distances a Verona church official’s miles walked and Smyrna U S. exports shifts plus profiles Maurice Maeterlinck and a shy dramatist at reception.
The article portrays pipe line patrolmen who monitor gas lines across Kansas Oklahoma or Missouri. They walk 12 to 15 mile sections daily earning $50 to $100 a month and face extreme loneliness with few breaks or activities. Many quit after weeks from isolation and nerves.
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