Grand Lodge Opens in Davenport After Instructional School
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Davenport Iowa opened today after a day’s school of instruction. Prominent Masons attended as officers and committees prepare official reports. The Veterancé association, organized in 1914, plans its annual meeting tomorrow.
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Turner's Opera House
Frank Bown
Peelstshoett
Ornamental concrete blocks and accessories offered
Local ad for a company selling ornamental concrete blocks caps coping stones and related items. The notice invites readers to contact the firm, Aigars, for Pontoon? construction needs.
Iowa pig club offers trips to State Winter Short Course
Boys and girls ages 10 to 18 in Casa County are invited to join a State Agricultural extension pig club. Members compete in three divisions, keep feeding and weight records, and can win a free trip to the State Winter Short Course in Ames next winter. A $660 fund from Senator J. H. Allen provides four slots per congressional district plus free Iowa State Fair admission for up to date participants.
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Third base steal ease debated by Cobb Herzog
The article discusses whether stealing third base is easier than second, with Ty Cobb arguing third is easier due to a larger lead. Manager Herzog contends throws, positioning, and catcher accuracy affect steals. debates the mechanics of second-to-third vs first-to-second leads and the runner’s risk.
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Charley Elerzog
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Hertog
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Watts
Detroit
Bagamen
Vanner
Does Education Pay A Youth Reprimanded For Backyard Alfalfa
An Atlantic youth fresh from college tried yard work with a scythe to prove his usefulness. His mother rebuked him, pointing out he was destroying the alfalfa she planted for the chickens.
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Rexall Store Ad Highlights Paint Supplies 2012
A compact midyear Rexall Store display promotes painting products including enamel paint turpentine brushes and related supplies. The notice emphasizes a broad stock and new arrivals for do it yourself projects.
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Fort Vaux Holders Hold Against German Onslaught
Reports credit Commandant Raynal and a handful of French defenders with holding Fort Vaux for seven days against overwhelming German infantry, supported by heavy guns. Re-enforcements failed due to German firepower, and the garrison endured bombardment, hand to hand combat, and dwindling supplies before surrender. Raynal’s fate remained uncertain.
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Legion of Honor
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Bonville
Tivannes
Bible Language List Appears in Translation Note
A diverse set of languages is cited as late recipients in Bible translation including Acéra Anaky um Arrawack Aberbijan Bay Cal anc Chippewayan Coptic Dajak Di Rele Hromanga Gitane Gujevet Isso Tatan Hocano Khasal Kintka Koordiah Kusuien Lepcha Lifu Malinest Mandingo Micmac Muskoked Nar ath Ojibwa Otiyeherero Pampan Pangeasinan Pushtoo Raratargan uk Bceotawa Tcherentiyalan Bho wash Taths Wogul with many others.
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Pushtoo
Head on crash near Walnut involves two Ford cars
Two Ford cars collide head on about one mile east of Walnut. Carl Barringer drives one car owned by Earl Alexander of Atlantic. occupants Gus Weideman, Mary Weideman, Virginia Edwards, and Fay Sanders. the other car’s occupants refused to identify themselves. Alexander car damaged, other car has a broken wheel. Minor injuries reported.
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Mary Weideman
Virginia Edwards
Fay Sanders
Omaha
Barringer
Misa Edwards
Migs
Weldeman
Atlantic friends bring home women through pain relief
An advertisement extols Lyla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s pain and misery in the household, urging readers to trust the experience of others restored to health. It notes how women endure suffering quietly and suggests the product can spare such suffering.
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