Society notices for Masonic and fraternal groups in Muscatine
Society column lists regular meetings for Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M Muscatine Homestead No 436 K of P Muscatine Tribe No 95 I O R M and related bodies. It notes meeting nights and locations including G A Rimcke W M and H C Thuesen Sachem with invitations to visiting brothers.
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Iowa
A. F
A. M
G. A. Riemcke
W. M
Kek. P. Bai
Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
K. of P
K. P
Iowa Avenue
Brothren
J. W. Millar
C. C H. S. Howe
K. of R
Fraternal Lodges Schedule and Officials
Electa Chapter No 32 meets the second and fourth MondaysMonthly officers include Mrs A L Lindoer W M and Miss Emma Manlove Secy Muscatine Camp No 106 Modern Woodmen of America holds weekly Tuesday meetings at Woodmanhall Olds Block W E Ashtop W C and J A Leyda Clerk named.
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Electa
A. L. Lindoer
W. M
Emma Manlove
Sec’y
Muscatine Camp
Woodmen of America
Woodmanhall
Olds’ Block
W. E. Ashtop
W. C. J. A. Leyda
Major Johns Circle Ladies of the Grand Army
The public are advised that the Major Johns Circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army meets regularly on the second and fourth Saturday evenings each month at the G A R hall. President is Mrs. M. M. Lewis and Mary E. Davis serves as Secretary.
Royal Neighbors meet on fourth Wednesdays each month
The Royal Neighbors of America hold meetings on the fourth Wednesday. Mrs. Catherine Moncrief is Oracle, Mrs. Katie Parvin serves as Recorder, and Mrs. Amanda Tarr as Receiver. Visiting neighbors in good standing are welcome.
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Bankers’ Pioneer Association
Valley Forge Post
Maccabdee Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Catherine Moncrief
Oracle
Katie Parvin
Amanda Tarr
Refused Employment By Davenport Button Makers
Striking workers at the Davenport pearl button factory face union bans as the employer vows to discharge all who join. The dispute centers on wage reductions claimed by the girls versus a changed weighing system, with the company denying a cut and citing a twenty cent weekly difference per Krause. Meetings continue as union growth and sympathizers rise among Muscatine button plants.
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Button Workers’ Union
Krause
Storm damages river boats prompt salvage by Arctic and Whitmore
After Saturday's storm the Arctic and steamer Whitmore worked to raise Geo Jackson's sunken cabin and launch Princess while Whitmore's docks were righted. Cottages on Geneva Island reported minor flood impact amid widespread river damage and repairs.
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Geo. Jackson
Chas. Whitmore
Arctic
Toney Antler
New Boston
Whitmore
Chas
Marshall club formed to enforce state liquor laws
Muscatine county joins a new state society organized in Marshalltown to enforce liquor laws. The group, called the Marshall club, will operate through marshals in each county and include officers President J C Willits Fort Madison Vice President E E Lowe Newton Treasurer J M Woodrow Newton. Delegates urged to attend Des Moines convention next winter. Public notices of railway routes follow.
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United States
Prohibition Party
Iown
Marshalltown
Muscatine Prohibitionists
Mulct
Martin Mulct
Jesus of Nazareth
Hague
Muscatine County
Marshall Club
Muscatine
Davenport
Benton, Linn
Jones
Jackson
Iowa
Johnson, Cedar
Clinton, Scott, Keokuk
Washington
Louisa
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
van Buren and
Lee
J. C. Willits
Oskaloosa
E. E. Lowe
Fort Madison
J. M. Woodrow
New
A. C. Rankin
Alexander Cooper
Greenville, Mich
Frank Loveland
D. C
Farmer Bert Jennings Drowns Self Near Polk City
Bert Jennings a young farmer living near Polk City killed himself by drowning in a small pond. Family troubles were given as the cause.
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Bert Jennings
Polk City
Creston Telephone Plans System Upgrades Following Capital Increase
Creston Telephone company will spend several thousand dollars to improve its system after its capital stock rose from $80,000 to $106,000.
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Creston Telephone Company
Bootlegger Mose Simpson Injured Jumping From Train
Mose Simpson, a Kellogg bootlegger, was being moved to Newton when a dramatic gun play erupted. He leapt from the speeding train and sustained likely fatal injuries while no one else was hurt.
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Mose Simpson
Kellogg
Newton
Narrow Passage Clears as Boat Passes Under Bridge
As the vessel moved closer to the span it was judged capable of safe passage with about eighteen inches to spare, avoiding a collision or delay.
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Dubuque
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic
BRO
H. Garnes
Miss Grace Burcell
B. 2d St
Col
H. C. Thuesen
Sachem
Riley M. Wishart
C. of BR
1. C. O. F. Muscatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge
D. of R
Prairie Encampment
Geo. C. Winn
DE Molay Commandery
K. T
R. A. Holmes
E. C. W. H. McCoy
Woodman Hall
A. J. Barger
J. C. Coster
M. B. A. Bend City Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
J. HR. Cosgrove
WW. H. Arnold
U. W
Fagle Lodge
U. W. Hall
Second Street
P. Ingham
Howe
F. H. Dolsen
F. Muscatine
Maccabee Hall
Althaiter
G. O'Brien
J. W. Ualon
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Hive
No. 13
Asthalter
Minnie Barnard
Carrie Rankin
Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
Shamimo
J.J. Reinci
P. Day
R. W. Durkee
S. M. Watson, G
E. S
M. W. OF
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argus Lodge No. 17
G. A. R. Ball
W. W. Millett
A. C. Hopkinson
Woodbine Camp
E. P. Day
Union Girls
Daven
Employers
Candy Cathartic
Mee
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Arctic—Jackson
Geneva Island
Geneva
Norman Butler
Fred Garrison
Mohnson
Randall
Mr. Butler
The
Cold Water
Philadelphia
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Geo
Queen Quality
Leysen
WANT
Oak St
E. St. St
W. Mathis
Address Journal
Best On
West Hill
J. H. St. John
East Hill
G. M. Titus
Lawn Avenue
W. S. Fultz
Hicht
C. Stone
River Road
H. J. Heinz Co
Wilson's Shoe Store
R. S. Rice
Nicho S
Oak Street
West Seventh Street
W. 2d St
C. A. Peck
East Second Street
Samuels
West 8Th St
Nebraska
Omaha
Chas. Blixt Land Co
South
Sixteenth Street
South Dakota
Castlewood
S. D
John Walklin
8. D
Colorado
Midland
Garden OF the Gods
Manitou Springs
Over the Rockies
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
California
Northwest Points
W. J. Caverney
Kansas City
H. Speers
Denver
Opera House
A. G. Whittaker, Prop’r. Pho
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