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Dennis L. Clay photo The telephone book ad for The Turf in 1966 didn’t sell ammunition, but had both a Derby Room and a Jockey Room, plus the name was simply Turf Café and not The Turf Café.

Dennis L. Clay photo The telephone book ad for The Turf in 1966 didn’t sell ammunition, but had both a Derby Room and a Jockey Room, plus the name was simply Turf Café and not The Turf Café.

November 25, 2016

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The Turf Café was a city landmark
November 25, 2016 2 a.m.

The Turf Café was a city landmark

The Turf Café was a long-standing eatery in Moses Lake. Say, wasn’t there one in Quincy as well? At one time a person could eat a meal, purchase ammunition for hunting, get a haircut and dance the night away in the one building.