Maurice High School Basketball Season Finale on Local Floor
Reporter subscribers arrive with remittances including N. D. Lowery and Gerrit Van Stryland as Maurice High School basketball teams prepare for their Friday night game. It is the final home contest of the season and promises a strong turnout.
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N. D. Lowery
Alex Drenth
Will H. Eddy
Gerrit van Stryland
Wm. van Giessen
C. A. DeValois
Walter Vander Well
John Reimers
Henry Stehrenberg
Maurice High School
Smith Howellson Lumber Co notices and freight sales
Special notice from Smith Howellson Lumber Co seeking payment to Farmers Savings Bank or via mail to Sioux City. They offer coal bins for sale for those entering the retail coal business. Also announces PF Fleagle completing the Creamery annual financial statement and an annual meeting on January 27. For dead stock removal contact Van Diepen Garage in Boyden Iowa.
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Buren
Farmers Savings Bank
Sioux City
Smith-Howelson Lumber Co
PF. S. Fleagle
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Farmers Co- Operative Creamery
van Diepen Garage
Jake van Diepen
Boyden
Towa
Boyden Easily Defeats Rock Valley in Battery of Wins
Boyden high school basketball teams dominated Rock Valley last Friday. Girls won 19 to 12 and the boys 21 to 6. Rock Valley showed fight in the girls game and many reserves struggled in the boys matchup. Maurice plays Friday. last local game, everyone urged to attend and lunch offered by Van Den Brink's.
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Boyden High School
Rock Valley
Maurice
Court Rules Directors Violated Law In Territory Vote
Sioux County Court News reports a ruling against Maurice Independent School District director Peter Van Peursem for failing to comply with a new law on territory additions. The decision may affect how costs for new buildings are allocated and requires separate ballots for each district. Additional items include judgments in various civil matters, a surprise wedding shower for Kathryn Vander Wilt, and notes on anniversary of Prohibition.
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Maurice Independent School District
Peter van Peursem Et al
Supreme Court
William van Roekel
Jacob Zeeman
Cherokee
Sioux County
Frank Zeeman
John Zeeman
French Lumber Co
Nan Disbrow
Charles Whalen
Jacob Aulmer
Farmers Co-operative Association of
Ireton
C. N. Bartlett
County Population Grows 237 in Five Years
The 1925 state census shows the county adding 237 residents since 1920. Sioux Center leads with 144 more people, Chatsworth adds 2, Rock Valley declines by 105, and all towns except Ireton Maurice Orange City and Rock Valley show gains. Township figures are partly valueless due to 1920 figures including town populations.
Former Boyden Residents Promoted at Sheldon Bank
At the annual stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Sheldon Herman Moret was elected Cashier succeeding F L Barragar and John Versteeg, a former Boyden resident, was chosen Vice President. The bank holds over a million dollars in deposits and more than a million in resources.
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First National Bank of
Sheldon
Herman Moret
F.L. Barragar
John Versteeg
Boyden
First National Bank At
Boyden Teams Triumph Over Rock Valley in Basketball
High school notes report Boyden boys winning 21 to 6 against Rock Valley with girls 19 to 12. Freshman class split into two sections and seating changes noted while Jean Brinks quits school. Domestic science class begins cooking, Wright products advertised at Hilton Bros. Drug Co.
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Boyden
Rock Valley Cagers
Maurice
Jean Brinks
Jennie Drenth
Hubert van- Jer Garde
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Vanden Brink's
People’s
Cople
Moore’s
Garden City
Baker’s
Baker's
Kilburne
Lorraine Ginghams
14Dea Yard
Sioux County Court News
Walter Vander Wilt
Middleburg
Kathryn G. Vander Wilt
Henry Rouwenhorst
Orange City
Girls’ Mission Band
Jackie’ Brink
Calumet
Nellie Kuyper
Sioux Center
W. C. T U. and Women’s Citizenship Club
A Te Paske
Buntley
Te Paske
Vanden
Brink’s
Richard Kruse
Overland
Ask Overland
Buncombe
Capel
Grant
Logan
Lynn Nassau
Sheridan
Stroux
Washington Wee
Matlock
BIG Bank
Wright
Hilton Bros. Drug CO
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