Modern Woodmen and Eagle Lodge Social and Meeting
Members of Modern Woodmen of America meet at the Woodmen hall corner Iowa avenue and Second Street to discuss important matters and hear candidates for degree work. Eagle Lodge No 10 plans a social dance with Pauchet’s orchestra at East Second Street Batterson block Workman hall.
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Woodmen
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
Eagle Lodge No 10
Workman Hall
Batterson Block
East Second Street
Pauchet
Bank of Nobility Conferred by A P O N T S
The A P O N T S held a meeting in Workman hall East Second street where five candidates received the Bank of Nobility degree. The session included a social smoker after the formalities.
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Workman Hall
East Second Street
Bank of Nobility
Argus Lodge Iowa Legion of Honor Sees New Members
Large turnout at the Argus Lodge Iowa Legion of Honor meeting in the G A R hall. Nineteen new members joined as the order continues rapid growth in the city since its reorganization a year ago. A committee including Mrs. Jos Biles Elienor Millett Effie Lyberger Lilla Hopkinson Agnes Fuller A S Millett and A C Hopkinson will arrange the June first meeting program for a social time and refreshments.
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Argus Lodge
Iowa Legion of Honor
G. A. R. Hall
Order
K P Uniform Rank Meeting Tonight in Muscatine
Members of Uniform Rank Muscatine Lodge No 12 K of P. will meet tonight with hopes for a large attendance. The session will present matters for the good of the order.
Court of Honor meeting at Woodmen hall
The Court of Honor held an interesting meeting last night at the Woodmen hall. Attendance was lighter than usual due to the inclemency of the weather.
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Court of Honor
Woodmen Hall
Bent City M B A Lodge Honors President Cosgrove
Members of Bent City Lodge 143 Modern Brotherhood of America held a full session with a large turnout. King P P presented President J H Cosgrove with a M B A pin as thanks for his service, followed by refreshments, music, games, and social time.
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Bent City Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
King
P .P
J. H. Cosgrove
Contest Opens for City School Popularity Vote
Voting for the city’s most popular school has begun with over a hundred total votes. The Journal aims to gauge reader regard and give teachers an evening of pleasure. Readers may submit short letters endorsing candidates. published tallies show Fourth Ward 16 Cedar Street 11 Third Ward 9 East Hill 7, with others under five not listed until totals reach five.
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Fourth Ward
Cedar Street
The Meat Trust Plan To Beat Exorbitant Meat Prices
The piece describes a plan to bypass high meat costs by adopting Malt Nut as a substitute. It claims Malt Nut delivers four times the nutrition of beef and sustains workers through demanding labor. The ad touts its nourishment, nut flavor, and widespread availability through leading grocers.
Prices Rise Across Groceries and Farm Goods
The piece surveys higher prices for potatoes eggs butter and meat with analysts predicting relief after new fruit and vegetable crops arrive. It notes imported potatoes poor quality and a general market squeeze from Armour egg pricing and rain affecting butter and fruit supplies. Prices for grain hay and live stock are listed alongside local retail figures.
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Commission
Harmful foods and digestion warn against overeating
An editorial style warning compares overeating and indigestion to alcohol harm, urging balanced meals. It promotes Kodel Dyspepsia Cure as a digestion aid, claims quick relief from fullness and belching, and includes a testimonial from Lemuel James of Maryaville, Ohio, praising the product.
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Lemuel James
Maryaville
Teuferers
Farley Risers and Local Market Prices Listing
A vintage market listing shows varying prices for groceries, produce, fish, and fuel. Items include turkeys dressed and alive, poultry, lard, bacon, cheese, fruit like strawberries cranberries lemons bananas oranges figs dates vegetables such as potatoes tomatoes radishes lettuce spinach onions asparagus pie plant turnips, and several fish types with per pound rates. Also includes coal and cord wood prices from Hocking Valley and other sawed options.
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Hocking Valley
Kid Noble Faces Murder Trial Next Week in Muscatine
The print notes that Kid Noble will be brought to Muscatine next Saturday evening for trial on murder charges in the killing of Tom Morgan. The trial is set to start Monday at 9 o clock, with Rock Island lawyers McCaskrin and McCaskrin defending and Ed P Ingham assisting the prosecution. Noble remains confined and philosophically resigned to the proceedings as Muscatine friends discuss funding further defense.
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Noble
E. M. Warner
Warner
Ed. P. Ingham
Nobble
Davenport Times
Ira Noble
Morgan
Muscatine
Trail
Journal Awards Private Boxes For The Taming Of The Shrew
The Journal bought private box seats for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew at the Grand Opera House. Star Charles B. Hanford performs on Friday May 16. The paper will give these seats to the school whose teachers receive the most votes via a simple coupon vote sent to the office.
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Muscatine
Charles B. Hanford
Grand Opera House
Local reader cites Police Gazette methods for light sentence
A reader describes studying the Police Gazette and Muscatine papers to understand sentencing patterns and expresses confidence in a light ruling. He notes he spends most of his time reading and closely follows local columns and papers.
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Police Gazette
Muscatine
European Tourists Find Low Nickel Plate Rates to East
European travelers and others bound for eastern points will find low rates on the Nickel Plate Road to New York New England and other eastern destinations. The eastern terminals are close to ocean steamship docks with first class service. Three trains daily from Chicago. Uniformed porters oversee day coaches and meals in dining cars are priced reasonably. Details from John Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago and the Chicago City Ticket Office 111 Adams St.
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New York
New England
Ocean Steamship
Chicago
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago City
Adams
Scenic Canadian Pacific route lauded for mountains and canyons
Descriptive promotion extols six hundred miles of peaks canyons and cataracts along the Canadian Pacific railway line. Promises opportunities to view renowned scenery and offers tickets at low excursion rates for conventions and gatherings.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Geo. B. Albert
Marshalltown
Albert
Legion of Honor
Geo
Kranz
K.P. Building
the Meat Trust
Armour
Timothy Hay
Graham
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Journal
Chinatown
Atrip
San Francisco
California
Burlington
Los Angeles
J. Francia
Ager
Omaha
Neb
Portland
Tacoma
A. U. Shaw
Pass
Clark St
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