Mason to Masonic Society Cards in Iowa Lodge No 2
Society notes for Mason ic orders in Iowa list Regular meetings first Tuesday evenings for Mason ic Lodge No 2 A F and A M with Ernst Moore and secretary L Johnson plus Washington Carter No 4 Ba M Stated convocation second Friday monthly with WH Graff H T s and DL Johnson secretary, Webb Council Royal and Select Masons meets second Friday in Masonic Hall 125 St E W Ferman recorder and T I 317 SL aim. De Molay Commandery No 1 regular conclave third Wednesday with WW Renkin H Graff recorder. Elks Muscating Lodge No 304 meets at Elkay Home 412 East Front Street every Monday night 8 o clock with visitors welcome. Clay Kneese and George Pitchforth secretaries.
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A. M
Ecagh Jmonih
Ernst Moore
WMI
L. Johnson
Washington Cappter No
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H.t.s
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Webb Council of Royal and Select Miers
Frida
Masonic Hall
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P.O. Elke Muscating Lodge No
Elka Home
East Front Street
Degrez
Bonde
Banner Lodge No
Ruse
Workman Hall
Chestnut Street
Ross Bitmer
E. Sth
Clara Wingate
Sycamore St
Bala Zorenzen
Iowa Ave
Complaints Over Street Baseball Troubles City Lads Play
City authorities warn against street baseball as youngsters play on busy streets where traffic interference and accidents are possible. Police report few incidents but urge restrictions and allowances to prevent harm and protect public safety.
Teachers to Take Examination Here In Muscatine County
More than forty prospective teachers in Muscatine County will take the state examination next Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday under County Superintendent E. S. Bradley. The Muscatine high school will host the tests for county uniform teachers certificates.
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Muscatine County
E. 5. Bradley
Muscatine High School
Corn Products Refining Plant Reopens After Month Closure
Granite Falls June 18. The local Corn Products Refining plant, closed for a month, will reopen Monday June 23, restoring work for about 1,400 employees. Notice: Spitznogle Lake lands owned or rented by Clark Shearer and wife are leased. fishing hunting or trespassing will be prosecuted. Spitsnogle Fishing Cub.
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Tha Press
Granite
Ais Mi
Corn Products Refining Company
Spitznogle Lake
Clark Shearor
Kansas City i. ve. and other league results notable
Sporadic listings show scores and matchups including Chicago Buffalo Baltimore Newark Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis and Kansas City with several games reported and upcoming schedule hints. Entries mix team names with misplaced punctuation and unclear framing for several matchups.
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Sitisburga
Chicago
Brookige
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
C. Taitimore
Kansas City
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Newari
Hitage
Baltimere
Tranktyn
Wanvasty
Pitsburgh
Move to Cut President O Neill Salary in Western League
Sioux City June 18 A plan in the Western League aims to reduce President Tip O Neill's salary by 60 percent. The proposal follows O Neill's urging that players accept pay cuts to help owners earn profits and keep the league viable. Lincolmn owner Hugh Jones leads the effort with broad owner support.
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Sioux City
Tip O'Neill
O'Neill
Hugh Jones
Lincolmn
New Newark Coach Appointed After Phillips Resigns
J June 19 Kechnie, third baseman of the Newark Federal League club, was named temporary manager to replace William Phillips whose resignation was accepted. Poor May performance and six straight losses triggered the change. Phillips had won two Federal League pennants as manager of the Indianapolis team moved to Newark this year.
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Tod Phillips
Biliste Kechnie
Newark
William Phillips
Newarks
Phillips
Indianapolis
Eight Vancouver Players Refuse Uniforms. Game Called
Eight members of the Vancouver Northwest team refused to wear uniforms for yesterday's game with Victoria in protest of teammate Pappa's suspension. The Victoria contest was called off as a result.
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Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Pappa
Daily Service 10 Slahd Will Start Between City and Geneva Island
Captain Moore of the launch W. J. B. announced start tomorrow of two trips daily between the city and Geneva island. The W. B. dock at Mulberry avenue will be the landing. The pleasure craft Camfore will handle large parties and schedule shows 1 am and 6 pm trips until traffic increases, with later added afternoon and evening runs.
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Geneva
Sland
Moore
Geneva Island
Wo. B
Mulberry Avenue
Circus Commissary Tent Feeds Show Crew On Tour
Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Show pioneers in house commissary service for army style meals. A mobile kitchen operates under arched canvas tents on the grounds with swift white-clad waiters and a full hotel like menu. Crews rise with dawn to serve breakfast in towns miles away, ensuring hearty essentials for performers and workers.
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Carl Hagenbeck- Wallace
R. E. Wallace
Carl Hugenbeck-Wallace
Wircng
Quarantine Rules Expanded for Foot and Mouth Disease
Washington June 19 The department of agriculture announced further modifications to the federal quarantine against foot and mouth disease set to take effect June 21 in Illinois and other states. Large areas were released from restrictions and other parts were adjusted. No further details were provided on the K. P. F. measures.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Illinois
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