Master Mason Degree Conferred in Arkansas Lodge
A Minneapolis report notes a Master Mason degree ceremony in Arkansas Lone Lodge where a grandfather conferred the degree on his grandson with both the grandfather’s past master relatives assisting. The item mentions French resentment toward the United States and Americans reportedly crowding a French divorce course.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ark
Ma‘honiic Lodge
France
United States
Boston
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Letter-Carrier Brings Work Joy or Not
A quotation outlines a man who whistles at his work yet remains dissatisfied. The reply points to a letter-carrier as the example of someone not content with duties. The exchange contrasts apparent cheer at tasks with inner unhappiness.
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Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Mayor Clyde Tingley In Street Scrimmage Report
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports a street melee involving Mayor Clyde Tingley, alleging a swift clash with Legislator Gogden and Cogdell. The piece questions whether the mayor acted personally or as a public official and suggests the Albuquerque Morning Journal politicized the incident.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Albuquerques Morning Journal
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Gogden & Smart
Cogdell
Tingley
Las Vegas
Alamogordo
Journal
Clyde
State Trib
New Chevrolet Introduces Refined Features and Duco Colors
Chevrolet announces a smoother operation model year with strengthened motor support and redesigned cam shaft to cut noise. A non-arc brake switch, solid rubber battery case, improved battery carrier, and rigid front end support enhance reliability. Duco color options include Algerian blue and Alpine green across sedans coupes and open models.
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Duco
Dundee
Biscay
Prominent Past Masters of lodge honored in Birmingham
Far rar Masonic Lodge No. 8 recalls its prominent past masters in county and state affairs. William S. Mudd served nine years as Master, Samuel Thompson led a council for 26 years, and Richard G. W. Hewitt, a lawyer and congressman, served two years. Other Masters are noted for high standing in Masonry and state affairs.
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Birmingham
Alacs
Farrar Masonic Lodge No. 8
William S. Mudd
Samuel Thompson
Richard G. W. Hewitt
Modern 1926 Home Design Emphasizes Comfort and Insulation
The article describes a two story stucco dwelling with a three sided living room windows, open sunroom, and a kitchen with built in features. It notes three double exposure bedrooms, accessible bathroom, attic storage, and celotex insulation to reduce winter fuel use and battle summer heat, labeled a typical 1926 product by the Celotex Institute in Chicago.
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Celetechnic Institute
Chicago
Scottish Rite Dormitory at Texas U called Heaven
The Scottish Rite Dormitory for daughters of May at the University of Texas is called Heaven by its guests. Sam P. Cochran organized the dormitory designed and built by Scottish Rite Masons of Texas to provide affordable home like quarters for sons and daughters of Masons attending college. The board is led by Thirty second and Thirty third Degree Scottish Rite Masons with Cochran as president.
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Austin
Texas
Daughters of May
University of Texas
Sam P. Cochran
Scottish Rite Masons of Texas
Daughters of Masons
Cochran
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W. D. Cornell
McKinley County Bank
O. C. Warriner
H. W. Brose
M.E
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Ada M. Chevaillier
Chevaillier Gulony
J. W. Chapman
John R. McFie
Waring Bldg
Court House
E. B. Riley
JRM Buil
Edmund R. French
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court of New Mexico
Second St. Gallup
M. R. Chapin
Coal Ave
H. C. Denny
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