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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
7
Buffalo Center items record visits and moves among residents and families. Notables include Alfred Hamilton University affiliations, Mrs. Louisa Anfinson hosting relatives, Marion Skutle visiting Minnesota, and Herman Barsnes grieving his father. Local clergy and school events noted, plus sales, farm changes, and a buried sorrow over the Reichsamen family tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled medical claim about a quick remedy for constipation. It mentions Buffalo, a cooling decay, hot water and glue, and Adlerika like gas on the stomach. The readable parts are unclear and do not present verifiable facts or a clear event.
Local notes report farm sales and inquiries about brood sows and a Manchu Soy Branch price 8.00 per bushel. People visiting Mason City, Burt, Buffalo Center, Titonka, and Des Moines. theater screenings at Regent Theatre May 6-7. American Legion Ladies Auxiliary plans a May 4 meeting. A Bankers Life event near Australia was broadcast via cable.
A. C. Peterson announces a new Kwik-Way Valve Pac ing machine from Cedar Rapids for refacing valves with precision. The unit promises to restore compression, curb oil fouling of plugs, and improve mixture balance, boosting power and eliminating jerky engine operation on sick motors. Motorists are invited to bring in their ailing engines for a live demonstration.
For Sale amusing fragments mention Ancona hatching eggs and Folkerty. Mr and Mrs Harry Gook and children enjoy a Sunday at Geo Kitchenreuther home. Mrs Albert Weavers ley and C B Barnes visit. Lloyd Robinson travels from Mason City for carpentry work with his mother. Knudsen crew of gravel haulers leaves for Rudd to haul gravel with Roy Hum Bill Tutton Henry Hanon Joe Cline Cligf Thompson Glen Yabnke and Jack Purcell.
Notice of renewal of the Buffalo Township Telephone Company after a special stockholders meeting on March 17 1925 at Buffalo Center Iowa. The corporate period extends 20 years to April 22 1945 with amended articles of incorporation. Capital stock authorized remains fourteen thousand dollars at thirty five dollar shares. The renewal begins April 12 1925 and is conducted by a board of directors between three and nine members. Debts not to exceed two thirds of paid in capital. Priv property exempt from corporate debts. B E Hook president J P Sthnerson secretary.
In a busy weekend, Mr and Mrs R H Parmalee spent Sunday with friends in Blue Earth. Christense n teaches in Freded yard and visited relatives. Peter Hermansen family drove to Ringsted Fairmont to spend the day with kin. August Kramer funeral attended by relatives. Mrs Heiko Stohr and Joe Kramer mentioned. Cleo Woodcock visited her ill mother in Mesoln City. Olson attended a tele phone convention in Des Moines and visited brother Art.
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