Knights Observe Ascension Day Across Lodges in Muscatine
City Knights Templar held Ascension events with a 7:30 pm assembly and a procession to Trinity Episcopal Church for services led by Rev. Beckerman. Graves at Greenwood Cemetery were decorated, listing numerous De Molay commandery members.
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Knights Templar
K. T
Trinity Episcopal Church
F. F. Beckerman
Beckerman
Audley Molis
M. L. Mikesell
Greenwood Cemetery
de Molay Commandery No. 1
George Wilkeson
Charles Block
Wm. Leffingwell
J. P. Ament
Wm. Fry
Frank W. Wienker
Isaac Magoon
George D. Magoon
Wm. Gordon
S. B. Crane
Jos. P. Watters
J. B. Dougherty, Sr
W. S. Robertson
Wilton
C. B. Strong
A. A. CooTing
Briggs
Marshalltown
William Calder
Arkansas
William C. Thomas
St. Louis
Sells
Women’s Voting Rights in Friday School Vote Debated
Muscatine attorneys dispute if women may vote in Friday’s school matter over East Hill school construction costing 13 500. Some call it a meeting not an election. others insist ballots from men and women must be counted, with possible court action if votes diverge.
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Keeckeritz
Board of Education
East Hill
Muscatine
The
United States
Pine Bluffs Social Notes and Local Updates
May 16 notes report Will Nagle on the sick list. Ed Kemper and wife welcomed a son. An ice cream supper is planned at the M. B. A. hall in Sweetland on May 25. Mrs Ed Rennert underwent an operation by Dr Ed Fulham in Muscatine. Miss Lida Fix helps Mrs Bennett with housework. Chas Henshel visited Davenport last week. Nellie Fix visited her friend Nellie Nagle on Sunday.
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Muscatine
Marshalltown
Clinton
Arthur Josetti
Northwestern Saengerbund
Chicago
United Workmen Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming Lodge No 76
K. of P
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Pine Bluffs
Will Nagle
Ed. Kemper
M. B. A. Hall
Sweetland
Ed. Rennert
Ed. Fulham
Lida Fix
Rock IslandDefines Dummy Line To Connect Surrounding Towns
Retail Merchants' association of Rock Island discusses a proposed trolley or dummy line from Rock Island to Aledo and serving Andalusia Edgington Buffalo Prairie Petersville and Marston. The $200,000 project would move freight and passengers shortening trips, with co‑operation promised from Moline groups and monthly joint meetings planned.
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Rock Island
Aledo
Andalusia
Edgington
Buffalo Prairie
Petersville
Marston
Twin-Cities
Retail Merchants’ Association of
Muscatine
Pearl City
G. M. Loosley
Moline
Loosley
Rock Island Retail Merchants’ Association
Journal Want Column Fulfills All Quick Requests
Readers quick to fill needs use the Journal want column for fast results as demand surges. Advertisers rely on concise listings to attract customers and move services efficiently across the city.
Geneva Notes From May 16 Visit and Farm Work
Geneva reports F A Martin of Muscatine visiting friends Sunday. George Longstreth assists Dave Browning with farm chores as plowing nears completion and corn planting begins. Frank Landis stays with Julius Schwedel learning broom making from Hagerman of Muscatine. C Cline family visited Mary Haney May 12. W Olivers teams plow for Stanley Whitcomb because one horse has distemper. Sarah Mahana and Willie visit with their mother M Haney plus Mary Freeze and Forest.
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Geneva
Sarah Mahana
Willie
Mary Freeze
Forest
M. Haney
Grand Trunk inaugurates new vestibule train Chicago to New York
The Grand Trunk Railway System unveils a modern vestibule train on June 2 leaving Chicago at 11 30 a m via Detroit Mt Clemens Port Huron and Niagara Falls to Buffalo 6 15 a m and New York 4 03 p m Pan American visitors are urged to arrive early to avoid the rush. Timetables and rates available from City Passenger and Ticket agent 249 Clark street Chicago.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Port Huron
Niagara Falls
New York
Clark Street
Card of thanks from Mrs Kath Shipman
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends who assisted during the illness and death of her husband. Mrs Kath Shipman notes appreciation for support and kindness shown during a difficult time.
Travel by Lehioh Valley Railroad for speed and comfort
Travel via the Lehioh Valley Railroad for fast reliable service to New York or Philadelphia. Luxuriously furnished vestibulated sleeping and parlor cars offer comfort and daily service for travelers.
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Lehioh Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Muscatine Markets: Grain Produce and Livestock Prices
Market prices for Gran, corn, oats, rye, barley, hay and straw, live stock, poultry, butter, eggs, lard, and more listed with per unit rates. Includes retail sugar, coffee, oranges, lemons, cranberries, and fresh fruit prices. Quotations reflect unsteady market and varied per unit costs.
Mull's Grape Tonic and Lightning Pain Killer Ad
Do You Feel Bad Take Mull's Grape Tonic promising health and strength for all ages with a mild laxative effect and refreshing flavor. A large bottle costs 50 cents. Also Mull's Lightning Pain Killer offered at 23 cents for relief of pain via rub or drink.
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Mull
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Stafford Press
Church St
New Haven
Conn
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