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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

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Post MEETS TONIGHT and local baseball results

The meeting of Post MEETS TONIGHT netic Dost No. 21 is set for Thursday August 1 at six. Otto Schmidt commands a two defeat list and the Kale Swea City match shows a strong turnout expected. Buffalo Center Junior baseball scored two wins last week defeating Mills 6 to 5 and topping Giy 2 to 1. Swea City Juniors visit here Friday at six with Bancroft Burt Armstrong teams previously beating them. Legionnaires plan more attendance as Bancroft games loom August 5 and a return the following Friday. Post note: Nelgon left for Reemer Minnesota for his next assignment.

Netic Wom Otto Schmidt Kale MUS Swea Buffalo Center Mills Club Giy Swea City Junilors Swea City Fins Bancroft Hih Burt Armstrong Aes Ciel Hi Nelgon Reemer Minmi

Be Up and Take Care to Prevent Accidents

A public safety message urges safer behavior on highways and in daily life. It cites thousands of deaths and injuries from careless driving, speed, and heedless actions, stressing that taking a moment to think can prevent tragedy and protect innocent people.

Linual Safety Connell, Inc

Sunday School Services At Renhchem Lane Church

Church announces Sunday school sessions each week with pastor C H Benson leading. Details mention worship and weekly gatherings, noting date August 7 and continued weekly instruction for church members and attendees.

Renhchem Lane H. Benson

Congregational Church Ex Pastor Boomgarden Service Plans

Community notices list Congregational Church ex pastor Boomgarden schedule with upcoming worship and Friday event. Details are fragmented but indicate church activities and Sunday or Thursday timing for communal services.

Methodist Church Notice A W Gauger Pastor

The Methodist Church announces services led by Pastor A W Gauger with morning worship at 10 o clock and evening service at 7.30 in the local meeting house. Congregants are urged to attend and participate in the August schedule as listed with family and guest details for the week.

Laos Rea Ana

Thompson Ball Club to Play Here Sunday

Thompson baseball team visits town next Sunday August dth to face the Bison after a 11 inning win over Buffalo Center five weeks ago. New players join Thompson and a strong lineup is expected. Pete Elman of Buffalo Center likely faces his home town.

Bison Buffalo Center Thompson Luewp Mason City Cubs Pete Elman Buffalo ‘Center Thompson

Stubble Fields Offer Opportunity To Attack Weeds

Dr. R. H. Porter of Iowa State College Extension advises targeting weeds in small grain stubble during August and September when rains allow. For small infestations, chemical sprays such as sodium chlorate or Atlacide are effective if applied early September. cattle should be kept away from sprayed ground. For larger areas, summer fallow and crop rotation with plowing for two months before seeding alfalfa or winter rye is recommended. rye suits corn rotations. Complete details appear in Extension Circular No. 201 from Iowa State College Extension Service.

R. H. Porter Iowa State College Porter Towa Towa State College Extension Service Ames

Tin cans and flour blends in farm advice bulletin

An assortment of agricultural notes covers early can making by tinsmiths who produced about 60 cans daily, rye flour mixed with wheat to add gluten for bread, state proclamations blocking some from relief lists for refusing wheat field jobs, egg quality tied to market trips, and cautions about produce handling. It also notes that pulsing squash do not cross with mellows, cooking vegetables in skins preserves value, damp hay fosters spontaneous combustion, and bathtub production could not meet American demand for years.

South Dakota Minnesota America

Harvest sale of high grade used cars opens at Kingsbury Garage

A harvest sale of about 75 high grade used cars began at the Kingsbury Garage yesterday and will run for several days. Cars are supplied by J. H. Marston Motor Co and Wagner Motor Co of Mason City. Both firms have long local histories and sell with a guarantee of good condition. Managers and sponsors named include J. H. Marston, Paul Pritchard, Marshall Head, and H. M. Kingsbury. Read the Buffalo Center Tribune ad for full details.

Kingsbury J. H. Marston Motor Company Wagner Motor Company Mason City Marston Motor Company Lane J. H. Marston Paul Pritchard Marshall Hea Midland Investment Company Buffalo Center Tribune

Seed alfalfa now in ideal Iowa soils for seeding

High moisture in Iowa soils makes conditions ripe for alfalfa seeding or reestablishment. Seedbed should be firmed with disced stubble or a roller, with 15 pounds per acre as the recommended seeding rate. Best results require a sweet soil and timely planting by August 15 according to Hughes of Town State College.

Iowa TD. Hughes Town State College Hughes

Hospital Notes And Local Sports Update

Mrs Leonard Bell and infant daughter of Thompson were dismissed Sunday. Mrs Cleon Wigton and infant son of Thompson were dismissed Sunday. Mrs B Heyes and infant of Lakota were dismissed Monday. Mrs Fred Krieger of Woden was dismissed Friday after a minor operation. Mrs J H Sene of Welcome Minnesota was admitted Monday for examination and was dismissed Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John W Boeks of Woden welcomed an 8 pound 8 ounce son born Wednesday morning. Mr Goodert Grave of Frost Minnesota was admitted Saturday for an appendix operation. Tutor baseball game here tomorrow night at six o’clock.

Leonard Bell Thompson Cleon Wigton P? Thompson B. Heyes Lakota Fred Krieger Woden J. H. Sene Welcome, Minn John W. Boeks

4-H Fair Planned for Forest City August 16 17

Plans advance for the 4-H fair at Forest City on August 16 and 17. Forest City Commercial Club secured livestock housing tents and the Girls 4-H exhibits will be shown in the high school gym. A team pulling contest is set for Saturday August 17 with tabular prizes and some transportation costs. Premium lists will be issued next week.

Forest City

Hopkins Emphasizes Rural Phase of WPA Projects

WPA administrator Harry L Hopkins urged directing unemployed workers into private employment while prioritizing rural and small town areas. He cited 40 percent of relief families in open country and towns under 5,000 population needing aid and outlined a $4 billion WPA plan featuring extensive secondary road building and various rural construction projects to reduce unemployment.

Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress Hopeking Hopkins Poth Hoping United States Works Progress Administration

Plans Complete for Buffalo Day

Buffalo Day Thursday August plans are complete with a morning start by Buf falo Center Band at 10 o’clock. Free hot beef sandwiches and coffee at noon followed by a band concert and Willard Brothers acts. At 3 p.m. Lake Mills Conners vs Algona Grays, two fast north Iowa clubs. Red Wilson and Surf Ballroom Orchestra provide music for the bowery dance. Amusements include street sports rides a merry go round ferris wheel mid get autos and a big Iowa Theatre show.

Buffalo Buffelo Center Willard Brothers Lake Mills Conners Algona Grays North Iowa Lake Mills Cannes Forest City Collegians Red Wilson Surf Ballroom Orchestra Bowery Iowa Theatre

Auxiliary sewing society meeting in Legion room

The Buffalo Center Auxiliary Unit held a Friday afternoon sewing society meeting in the Legion room on July 26. Five quilts were made and a brief business meeting was held. Emma Nelson received a remembrance gift as she moved to Minnesota last Monday, and Lena Glorfeld received a quilt after fire losses earlier in the spring. A potluck was served and enjoyed by members.

Buffalo Center Legion Room Emma Nelson Minnesota Lena Glorfeld

WCTU Notes At Home Of Mrs. Hershel Thompson

The Women's Christian Temperance Union met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Hershel Thompson's home. Loyal Temperance Legion conducted a program of songs, yells, readings and a one act under leader Mary Andrews. Next meeting set for Mrs. Harm Shortenhans's home on August 28.

Women's Christian Teiperance Union Hershel Thompson Loyal Temperance Legion Mary Andrews Harm Shortenhans

Unusual Picture Premieres at Lakota and Bricelyn Theatres

The Sins of Love debuts Aug 5 for four days at Lakota and Bricelyn Theatres. It shows a real Caesarian operation and blood transfusion with doctors praising its value for mothers and babies. Helene Hotmans lectures on stage, age limit 16 years.

Lakota Bricelyn Helene Hotmans WSOX

Do your ironing in comfort with Coleman Instant Lite Gas Tron

An advertisement notes two Coleman Instant Lite Gas Trons available for $5.75 at John and Jerry. The line emphasizes quick lighting and convenient ironing setup.

John & Jerry

Car Crash Kills Washington Man Near Rockwell City

John Wilkens of Buffalo Center drove a truck that struck a car driven by 71 year old Harry Haas of Takin Washington, last Friday evening nine miles east of Rockwell City. A 12 foot timber plowed into Haas’ front end, killing him instantly. Haas was alone in the car. Wilkens was accompanied by J H Hacker of Mason City. both are employed by Percy Construction Co of Mason City.

John Wilkens Buffalo Center Harry Haas Takin Washington Rockwell City Haas Wilkens J. H. Hacker Mason City Percy Constmction Company

Men Help Shock Oats At Lengerman Farm

Forty two men from town and the Henry Lengerman neighborhood gathered at his farm last Friday to shock oats. By evening all cut oats were in the shocks. On Monday several men returned to shock more. Lengerman recently had surgery in Rochester and cannot work, so local boys organized the helping effort as a gesture he greatly appreciates.

Henry Lengerman Lengerman Rochester Minnesota

Brother of Mrs Haselroth Drowns in River Near Adel

Mr and Mrs Win Haselroth left Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Haselroths brother Delbert Gray who was drowned in the river near Adel last Sunday The teenaged youth had for years made his home with the Haselroths in this vicinity

Win Haselroth Delbert Gray Adel Haaeltoths

Prices of hogs cattle and lambs reach ceiling

Iowa State College extension economists say hogs cattle and lamb prices have hit a ceiling with only modest gains possible without stronger consumer buying power. They note recent hog price gains rest on power in purchasing but warn further rises require upbeat industrial activity and higher demand.

Iowa State College Extension

Card of Thanks From Henry Lengeriman Family

The Lengeriman family thanks neighbors friends and Buffalo Center businessmen for their wonderful assistance during a time of shock and loss. Mr and Mrs Henry Lengeriman and son express deep gratitude for the kindness shown.

Business Wen of Buffalo Henry Lengeriman Enil

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Yeat Sindiy Ald Thineh Methodist Crurch A.W. Gauger Thompson Ball Club Bricelyn Theatres Wm, Haselroth Haselroths
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