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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented regional notice lists community figures including Gunderson IsaAr8 and Lincoln Township attendees. It mentions a parade, drills, novelty races, harness events, running races, team pulling contests, and prize fees with names like Thompson Low and Perkins Bowles among participants.
Andrew Hanson died Monday afternoon August 3 after a lengthy ailment. He lived northeastern of town with his son in law Mrs. M. P. Bobl. An elderly respected figure, his death followed months of declining health. Funeral services were held at the Mrs. Bohl home with Rev. Russell officiating. The obituary will be published next week.
In Winnebago County farmers report renewed chichen thefts. The Farm Bureau of Orea ion and General Warne announce a $200 reward for the first conviction of thieves stealing stock or poultry, with additional penalties for petit larceny.
Alec Hansell reports a Congregational Church service and Sunday School plan. The pastor questions biblical inconsistencies and unveils a Sunday series titled What the Bible has to say with morning worship at 10. Birth of Christ topic featured.
Sunday services across Ala and nearby areas face disruption as the pastor is away on location. The Methodist group at Kokomo hosts Midmorning study led by Forcadhe and Potter with 40 A.M. PM sessions for children at 4 P.M. The grove chapter led by W. Mubteman and Choir under Professor direction closes the day.
Friday afternoon at four o'clock Mrs Nelson died suddenly from heart trouble after feeling ill for years. She lived with her husband and was survived by a large family including her husband, parents, sisters, brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the family home on Sunday afternoon with local clergy officiating.
An OCR fragment shows a garbled advertisement for Red Crescent Coal in Eastern Kentucky urging customers to buy now. The text includes repeated phrases about a goal, references to support, and mentions of a manager, with unclear dates, prices, or concrete actions.
A fragmented report notes MIDWEST-BUMBER CO. handling repairs for the ship log shed and nearby structures. It mentions high grade materials, fence work, shingles, and winter progress on cattle-barn building projects with local names and dates implied in the text.
Winnebago Post No 21 announces its regular meeting for tomorrow with representatives Butterfield and others listed. Auxiliary met Monday with president Brouleowe secretary and guests. business discussed and plans for Memorial Day addressed.
An unreadable OCR fragment presents unclear phrases and broken text. It references names and terms without coherent context or identifiable event, place, or date.
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