Bids Opened for Masonic Temple Completion Project
Bids were opened for partial completion of the Masonic temple at Park avenue and Milberry street. Apparent low bids total about 119 129.50, with the project cost estimated near 350 000 after completion. Contracts cover basement through second floor with third floor later.
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Masonic Temple Building Corporation
Masonic Temple
Park Avenue
Milberry Street
George E. Pike
Parrott Building
Miller
John G. Miller Construction Company
Waterloo
Currie Construction Company
HH. A. Maine Company
Lauritzen Construction Company
Zook & Bentz
Quest
Smith
Bruner & Salz
Carstens Bros
Ackley
Black Hawk Electric Company
A. CG. Sweetman
Hub Electric Company
A C Civic Clubs Attend Y Men's Charter Ceremony
Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs of Mason City joined in the Y M C A charter ceremony for the newly organized Ys Men’s club. Gerald Holton Waterlo o lieutenant governor presented the charter and stressed service to the community. Attending were Ben G Howrey Homer Albright and Howard Holmes. Oakley Tripp spoke on public telea
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Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Mason City
Gerald Holton
Waterloe
International Organization
Holton
Ben G. Howrey
Waterloo Club
Homer Albright
Howard Holmes
New
Oakley Tripp
What Have You Got in Your Wagon Featured
A brief item announces a program by the Minneapolis MA secretary titled What Have You Got in Your Wagon. It notes the event will discuss local issues and community preparations, inviting residents to participate and share ideas.
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Minneapolis
Penmanship Display at East High Heads to Chicago
East High hosts a penmanship exhibit part of the Northeastern Division Iowa State Teachers association convention. A. A. Davis of Palmer Chicago requests the full display for the national penmanship supervisors meeting in Chicago April 25 to 27.
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East High
Chicago
East High School
Iowa State Teachers Association
A. A. Davis
A. N. Palmer Company
Bertha C. Stiles
Divorced Couple Remarrying Finds Divorce Overrated
John R Black and Vera Black say marriage can endure beyond divorce and have remarried after a legal separation. John Black, 31, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore A Black of 424 Falls Avenue, works at Rath Packing. Vera Black listed Chicago as her address in the license application.
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John R. Black
Vera Black
Independence
Black
Theodore A. Black
Falls Avenue
Rat
What Should a Woman of 30 Weigh According to Experts
An article notes ideal weights by height for women and warns against excessive thinness. It promotes McCoy's Tablets with a money back guarantee promising at least five pounds gain after four boxes, urging readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets at Robert Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Adirondack
McCoy
McCoy's
Robert Drug Co
C. J. Miller
America
Tomorrow Last Day To Pay Tan Taxes
Tomorrow is the final day for property owners to pay the first half of annual taxes without penalty. Crowds are expected at the treasurer’s office as residents line up at multiple windows across city and township areas. A record cash intake of 126,079.67 was reported on Wednesday with 126,075 on the prior day.
Treasurer urges timely property descriptions to speed tax checks
The report notes daily mail volume with checks and many inquiries about taxes and assessments. Treasurer Ed Madigan recalls sending blank forms to large property holders asking for descriptions by Feb 15 to avoid delays at the window, as lengthy property descriptions slow lines.
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Ed Madigan
Madigan
Mrs. Geo Eberline Dies in Brookings South Dakota
Mrs. George Eberline, 48, died Thursday at her Brookings home in South Dakota. Survived by husband and seven children, with sisters and brothers including Mrs. Henry Lemke of Waterloo and Mrs. Annie Mressersmitt of Brookings. Local relatives notified.
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Courier Special Service
Grundy Center
George Eberline
Brookings
Henry Lemke
Waterloo
George Bienfang
Gottlieb Krenz
Annie Mressersmitt
S. D
Vatican dress code loosens at daytime Vatican ceremonies
Rome March 30 American influence is said to be loosening Vatican etiquette for daytime ceremonies. Gentlemen should still wear evening clothes with white tie and tails for morning audiences in St Peter's and the Sistine Chapel, but many now attend in dinner jackets or dark business suits. The note mentions the American Legion's visit as part of the context.
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Rome
United States
Vatican
Pfu
St. Peter's
Sistine Chapel
American Legion
Pope Receives Group In Plain Dress As Americans Edge In
September notes elasticity into the dress code as legion men travel in plain outfits. The pope shows esteem by receiving them in a group as they arrive. Americans and others edge forward in the scene.
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Legion
Swiss Guards Hold Back Over Attire for Invitations
A fragment describes the Swiss guards delaying invitations due to dress concerns. It notes their attire as a long bright hue shifting away from dark blue and warns it is not yet safe to present invites to the Noble Guard or the Knights for the Cape and Sword, who remain in question.
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Withort
Indoor Baseball Final Scores From Forum Last Night
Smith Lichty 4 Hillman defeated Powler 45 to 20. Rath Rockies forfeited to Silvers in the Indoor Baseball League games played at the Forum.
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Smith Lichty
Hillman
Powler Company
Rath Rockies
Forum
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Jon
Meduim
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Frank Brothers
Compieac
WEST
Geo. Eberline
South Dakota
Pope
Teelecee
ESB
Nichols & Gates
West Fourth St
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