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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
2
Jasper Burma, long an invalid, suffered a bout of bronchial pneumonia and was in critical condition for several days. He is now on the road to recovery, as reported by local observers in Buffalo Center.
A community party honored Mr. and Mrs. Onno Frerichs with a surprise at their country home last Friday evening. Guests included Heith Sims, Hazel Steele, and Miss Folly Frerichs. Family visits from Wellsburg and nearby towns were noted, with several local residents listed as attendees and well wishes mentioned, plus a large barn dance at Ted Aukes.
Ed guests from Des Moines and Buffalo Center visit Thompson as Miss Flora Limberg tours area. Mrs Halvorson nears pneumonia scare while Mrs Oftedal dies from anemia. Thompson High loses to Forest City 42 to 4 in abbreviated game. locals Chorsheim and Austin shine. Dimer Chorsheim visits from Minneapolis. various relatives travel through Northfield and St Olaf College.
Notice shows a special stockholders meeting held in Buffalo Center Iowa on March ith 1925 extending the corporate period for 20 years to April 12 1845 adopting amended articles. The non profit firm remains to own and operate a mutual telephone net with $14 000 authorized capital stock. Board of directors elected yearly at the last Tuesday in January. Debts not to exceed two thirds of paid in capital. private property exempt. B E Hook President J P Sthnerson Secretary.
The law enforcing noxious weed control on highways requires two cuttings during the growing season with the first by June 15 and the second by August 16. Owners must cut and destroy listed weeds on or adjacent to their property between May 11 and June 16 1925 for several species and between June 15 and August 11 1925 for others.
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