Ascension Day Observed by ESDRAELON Commandery
Members of Eadraelon Commandery observed Ascension Day with a sermon by Rev. Whitfield at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Graves were decorated at Oak Hill cemetery for deceased brethren. John O. Morris received the Temple degree. A banquet for about 100 featured red and black colors and a May pole, arranged by Mrs. Henry Grant, with entertainment and social time at the Green Room and Grand Theatre. Out of town Sir Knights listed include Wain Luck Olson, A M Olson, and several others.
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Membara
Eadraelon
Bendracion Commandery
Rev
Whitfield
Oak Hill Cemetery
Adley
Irand Miller
John Ammiundson
Order of the Temple
John O. Moris
Euometsburg
Pinber
Phn
Henry Grant
Ma Jd. Choyos
Grand Theatre
Graaf Very
A.M. Jobson
Spirit Lake
Ho Mathews
Geo. Stewart
J. Fouseman
Arimastrong
MO Savith
Des Moines
Hubert Hawilton
Qoriauias
A. W. Wagner
J. He. Godden
Major Smith
R. H. Stratingar
J. O. Morris
Geo. McCarty
Geo W H. Baker
Eminetsburg
Rebekah Lodge Holds State Convention at Odd Fellows Hall
The Rebekah Lodges of Distets BU and 32 gathered for the statewide convention in the Odd Fellows Hall last Saturday. Mrs. Reno Anderson led the opening, Minnie Sillage gave the welcome, Mary Grey of Spirit Lake replied, and delegates from Kotimet and Dickinsot attended. Heavy rain prevented the State President from arriving. sixty eight delegates attended the afternoon session before adjournment to meet in Armstrong next year. Royal Neighbors served dinner.
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Vyhe Rebekal
Disteiets BU
Whiich
Kotimet
Dickinsot
Odd Fellows' Hall
Reno Amaerson
Minnie Sillge
Mary Grey
Spirit Lake
Spencer
Rebekah Assembly
Armstrong
Employees Rally Highlights Labor Ties and Wages Debate
A large Armory rally drew Rock Island railroad employees and officials led by W. Veo Whitenton and H. Ray Nesbit to discuss company finances. Ray warned earn ings cover costs, noting March daily revenue about 18000 with 31000 daily loss, while urging politeness and property protection to boost revenues and avoid strikes.
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Armory
Rock Island Railroad Company
Nhera
Ala
W. Veo Whitenton
H.8. Ray
Nes’t
Chicago
Fowl Resco
FW. Rosser
Dakota
A. Ke. Wallace
Ray
Chetasalves
Dhaty
Compa
Ratherville High School Graduation Plans for June Ceremony
Commencement exercises for Ratherville High School set for Thursday June 22. Preparations are underway for one of the largest graduating classes in the school's history. The list of graduates includes William Sullivan Ada Storhow Harold Crim Marie Crowell Mirna Ctx Nellie Morrisey Dorothy Blakey Norma Haller Hulda Rolide Francis Catn Bertha Woods Edith Roebuck Edwin Rhacdes Hinzel Byfield Grace Soper Bertha Elisa Mae Vestren Anna Mathewson Walter Blape Catherine Murray Erhelyn Olson Dorothy Faller.
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Ratherville
William Sullivan
Ada Storhow
Harold Crim
Marie Crowell
Mirna
Nellie Morrisey
Dorothy Blakey
Norma Haller Hulda Rolide
Francis Catn
Bertha Woods
Edlith Roebuck
Edwin Rhacdes
Hinzel Byfield
Grace Soper Bertha Elisa Mae Vestren
Anna Mathewson
Walter Blape
Catherine Murray
Erhelyn Olson
Dorothy Faller
Prospecting for Water Near River Wells Planned This Week
The city will drill test wells on the west side of the river this week to locate a steady water supply. If a large aquifer is found, wells will be expanded and connected directly to the pumping station to force water into reservoirs and through mains and laterals. Mr. Gee Osborne aims to begin tests tomorrow or Friday.
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Osborne
Iowa State Historical Society gains growing stature
Iowa City notes a steadily expanding State Historical Society of Iowa founded 1867 with escalating appropriations over the years. It publishes The Iowa Journal of History and Politics and issues biographies, monographs, and historical material, serving over five hundred members statewide.
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Iowa City
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Tsgu
United States
Lows
Lowa
Associated Charities Postpones May Meeting Notice
The Associated Charities postpones its May meeting to next Saturday at three oclock in the Associated Charities rue. Members are urged to attend for important business and to note that the roll is open daily for sewing and visits.
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Associated Charities
Graetlinger
The Mail Order House vs Local Merchants Ad Campaign
A分析 of Estherville style commerce critiques the drift from local trade to big city stores and mail order houses. The piece urges Matherville merchants to publish full page newspaper advertisements and catalogues in the hometown paper to recapture and sustain rural customers.
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Therville
Theamerchant of
Matherville
Amo
Atberlean Tin Hood
Brody
Buccedd
Batherville
Estherville
Angs
Big City
Tike Bauco
Estherville Murdhent
Tle World
Line
Letinn
Tle
Merehggut
Stere
Alee
al Matherville
Omiseina Borverstitk
Omiseina Borverstitk Oneerelmity de Hotonake
Bt da Pola Aeecin
Mithervills
Gabvertissoe
Troteelis Uy
Phe Nya
Didi Pet
Minil Order House
Si Donths
Era Order House
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Esdraelon Commandery
Moe
Rebekah
Estherville High School
Heiday
Spotcer High School
Moon
Poteska
Countess de Worotfyki
Ter Gastar
Thas
Worodski
Kiesian Poland
Bigrras
Polesha
Alexis Petroviteh
Bilwine Rhodes A Jourusyoiae
Gustave Count Woroffski
Mane Crowell
Buroness
Vladimir Dorothy Blakey
Hig
Ivan
Aulastbor
Micheline Hazelle Hy Hield
Daugher
fKoulthoft
Francis Cain Inteusdant
Chateau Woreffski
Osip William Sullivan
Giraud
W. A. Lapp
Home Merchants
tBy Aylett
Grant
Kuppe
Tao
First National Bank
Owa
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