Masonic Lodges and Chapters Meet By Moon Phases
Fraternal groups SAWKEYE LODGE No 3 and WASHINGTON CHAPTER No 4 hold meetings on the day before or after the full moon. De Molay Commandry No 1 lists a regular conclave on a Wednesday near the internal moon. Secretaries J PitcuHrortTa W M A W Morgan and others signaled the schedule with Eagles and R Ecs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWA Lodge
J. PitcuHrortTa
W. M. A. W. Morgan
Sawkeye Lodge
Sumner
Shafnit
W. M
W. Eversmeyer
Washington
G. A. Riemcke
M. E. HB
Geo. C. Wrirn
Secy
DE Molay Commandry
Electa
Mus
E. Giester
Emma Manlove
Sec Y
Muscatine Epworth League Chooses Convention Committees
Epworth League at Wellman holds a business meeting to appoint committees for the Muscatine district convention set for June 19 to 21 at Wellman Methodist Church. The program outlines sessions, papers, and speakers from Wellman, Washington, North English, Riverside, and Muscatine, with leadership by S W Neal and Rev Loveland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Epworth
Fral
Muscatine
Epworth League
Wellman Church
A. C. Martin
Muscatine Nistrict Enworth League
Weilmentowa
Wellman Chapter
Raind Pownine
Wellman
S. W. Neal
Washington
Frank Loveland
Vinton
Mr. Potter
Lexington
Church of the Golden Lallies
Loveland
Cora Colony Tiffin
Belle Hakill
Champion Hill
Enworth League Firvesters
Etta Wetkins Kincross
Belle Bow
Rover
Grace Snider
Walton
Mabel Emmons
Washinetar
Chris
C. W. Coxe
Wiherty Zimmerman
Lone Tree
Dr. J. Co
Core
Wellman J. Epworth
Naper
Powerse
M.D. Abbott
Rey
Breeden
Jess
Pike Whitamsburg
Adviece
God
Chrisholm
Rita Miller
Ec-Sion
Flore “Ontove
Mr. Chew
North Vinglish
Laura Barclay
Epworth
Oxford
Keswick
J.C. W. Coxe
June Poem Cluster Delights Chicago Readers
The Chicago Times Herald notes a tide of June themed poetry from local poets. The verses celebrate the season with bright imagery of blooming orchards, singing birds, fragrant blooms, and sunny fields.
Pioneer Cure Claims Success For Impure Blood
The advertisement text asserts that after many doctors and medicines failed, Mails Pioneer Cure cured impure blood with wonderful success. It presents a testimonial style claim without medical endorsement.
Sultan of Morocco Acts on Reform After Vizier’s Death
In Gibraltar on June 6 the sultan moves to reform the army and administration. Ex-British officer Reid MacLean leads changes, soldiers receive a shilling daily and good food, and chiefs must be honest Moslems. Treasure from the late vizier is found, though some doubt the dream.
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Gibralter
Morocco
Ahmaed Ben Mussa
Reid MacLean
Prospects Bright for Apples and Local Farm Work
Farmers report good apple prospects as others finish planting corn. Fermen Kretschman plows for Herman Wunsche while Mrs. Hattie Kent visits from Emmetsburg. Road work begins under Wunsche with a crew. A large crowd attended Nettleton’s dance. Harris Secrest and F. C. Bailey promote the Chicago Portrait Co. The Barr plant leads at the river with a small horse engine and three sewing heads. smoke rises high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermen Kretschman
Herman Wunsche
H. Fridley
S. Irwin
Maud Flater
Wm. Hartman
Hattie Kent
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Brant
Wunsche
Nettleton’s
Mary Henning
Davenport
Eddie Kemper
Harris Secrest
F. C. Bailey
Chicaeo Portrait Company
Barr
Sudden Death Shocks East Liffalo Community
Local items report the death of Mrs. Lewis yesterday morning, Mrs. Boney’s slow-improving health, and several family visits. Joseph Boney Sr. traveled to Reynolds on business, while neighbors attend to duties as farmers plow corn and veterans honor Decoration Day graves. A horse accident injures Old Mrs. Donahu near Marston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boney
Reynolds
Lora
Marston
Lewis
Joseph Boney, Sr
M. A. Ives
Andalusia
New Boston
M. D. Murdock
Allen’s Fot-Ease Cure for Tired Feet and Nails
A bold regional ad promotes Allen’s Fot-Ease as a cure for ingrown nails, corns, bunions, and tired feet. It claims instant relief for burn and ache, and promises comfort for tight or new shoes. Trial packages advertised through druggists and shoe stores.
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Allen
Postal Department Tightens Rules on Fraudulent Money Orders
The May Postal Guide warns postmasters to reject payments to listed individuals in Hungary Germany and Canada and to mark fraudulent letters. It details procedures for returning uncalled letters and handling dead letters while warning of penalties for mail key negligence. The note covers international money orders and packing liquids for international mail with safety requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Longtin
Quebec
Carl Farnow
Hambach
Germany
Ober S. Sarkany
Arnold Martony
Budespesth
Hungary
Paris
United States
Post Office
Grain-O Promises Coffee Substitute From Pure Grains
Ask your grocer today to show you a package of Grain-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. Grain-O has the rich seal brown color of mocha or java but is made from pure grains and is easy on delicate stomachs. Ic and 25c per package sold by all druggists.
Colorado Seizes 30000 Gray Squirrels Habitat
Denver June 7 State land board sold a sixty acre tract near Devil's Head mountain in Douglas county for 250 dollars. The timber and about 30000 gray squirrels will be removed to clear the area as public sentiment favors conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Col
State Land Board
Devil’s Head Mountain
Doulas County
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D. of R
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Muscatine Lodge
Peer’s
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Cedar Street
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Modert Woodmen of America
W Man Hall
Olds’ Hock
Frank Gould
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Court of Honor
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S E. Fox
R. C. Schenck
Bend City
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Iowa Avenue
J. C. Coster
T. S. Howe
K. of
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Second Street
S. Kramlong
M. W. S. Howe
E. B. Dousen
Muscatine Homestead
Maccaber Hall
Fisch
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Reumen
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Sachem
T. J. Gras
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Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Hive
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W. D. Hine
Lacy
Mary F Prok
Keper
Frate2nal
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Bankers’ Union OF the World
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O. L. Peyeatt
N. W. Meyers
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Molle D. Wits
Gussie Mull
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Thos. Brown
Firs Sacterial Bank
Cueymen A. Coldren
A. Torney
LAW
East Second Lde
John M. Kemble
J. W. McKee
Bramworth’s Drug Store
East Second Street
B Thompson Sue Browning
W. B. Thompson & CO. Life Insurance, Real Estate and Loans Room
Iowa Ave
Burk
T. R. Fitzgerald
Hershey State Bank
Corner Low. Avenue
Muscatine, Lowa
G. M. Titus
Jackson
Titus & Jackson
BK. Jayne
Hoffman Jayne & Hoffman
Office On Law
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E. F. Richman & Richman & Richman
Monetoloan
West Second Street
AR J Dean
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Ove
DEN 5
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Tine
Ers
Chicago Times
Fred
Musentine
Saltes
East Liffalo, Ill
C. E. Anderson
R. Murdock
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Mr. Anderson
May
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Stalfr
Alify
John J. Havercamp
CoLvir
Cypress
Dillaway’s Crockery Store
F. A. Neidig
East 2d St
Muscatine, Iowa
Chris Attn & Sons
S. G. Stein
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Meesatiana
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