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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
4
Pearl oysters yield pearls as nacre coats foreign irritants. Ceylon fisheries lead in pearl production with divers under danger of jellyfish stings and fatal dives. Divers earn one third of oysters retrieved, then sort pearls by size and shape on rotting grounds before processing.
In Shef field England stainless steel rings born from a worker’s idea lead to a broader craft surge. Rings inspired production of beer vats, doorsteps and ship fittings as firms experiment with pliable yet rust free steel. Bittersweet climbers add vivid winter color with orange and scarlet berries, greenish white flowers, and slender leaves. they contrast with nightshade despite shared name.
Experts from New York State College of Forestry and Syracuse University explain why shade enduring trees like hemlock grow more leaves to trap sunlight. Shade tolerant species need many leaves to capture light while taller trees limit light, guiding leaf production and forest dynamics.
Do minion government runs seven canal systems in Canada guiding 1846 miles of navigable waterways. Government expenditure totals 244 885 826 dollars with Welland canal alone accounting for 125 080 225 dollars.
The AAA announces a four year wheat adjustment contract for 1926 to 1929 broadening participation. J W Merrill in charge of the wheat program in Iowa reports a sign up campaign aiming to place 150000 to 250000 acres under contract. Winter wheat growers to plan with a 15 percent base year reduction and 85 to 54 percent planting limits for 1936.
Mansontown authorities search for one or two men who punctured more than 100 automobile tires during the harvest picnic in Hanlotown Friday.
For Sale items include a Walking Plow from Community Oil Co with price 14-1. Calendars and novelties offered at the Tribune Office. A Remington typewriter inquire at the Receivers office in First National Bank building.
Work Wanted altering mending and re lining clothes at M A Johnson tailor shop 47 tf. Found a fountain pen owner call at this office 11¢f.
Mayor S M Lee announced a fifty dollar reward for information leading to arrests in a tire puncture spree. Culprits damaged tires on trucks with an ice pick like instrument, damaging new tires and cars. Garages and attendants worked overnight to repair the tires. no suspects were caught, though a few locals recalled seeing a figure in darkness. Motive appears revenge, no reason given.
Mrs Edna Tucker, visiting Gutknecht family, left for Kansas City to visit a sister before returning to Dallas. Mr and Mrs Nick Behrends and daughter Helen visited the Wade Ball home. Mrs K Ripnentrop has been ill at the BE A Wortman home but is improved. Mr and Mrs S P Powers, Cathrine, Bobby, and Jean Dugan dined at Robert Kain home in Algona. Mrs Laura Penny returned from Fort Dodge after extended visit with sister Mrs Ralph Sturdevant. Mr and Mrs Michael Winter and family and Mr Earl Goodnow were up жақ
Mason City area residents and visitors are listed with relatives and friends from Algona Garner Garner West and Spencer. Ill Mrs K Rippentrop and Muriel Johnson were among those mentioned with several trips to Garner Bettany Dubuque Fort Worth Yellowstone Park and westward travel plans noted. A missionary society gathering is planned at the Presbyterian church basement with Mrs Wm Aalderks and Mrs Harvey Johnson hosting.
Southeast Buffalo families including Darley Goranson and relatives from Thompson Britt Clear Lake and Britt gathered at Fagle Lake Sunday with M B Anderson and families to honor Donna Mae and Harold Anderson. Otsy Torgeson from Thompson visits Alexander girls. threshing season noted across the area.
Grant Chapman Ames will lead the 80 acre farm bureau camp at the Iowa State Fair August 21 to 31. County Agent Clark Mechem reports that all campers and interested guests should register at camp headquarters. The free camp space has plotting, numbered grounds, and a registration record kept on site. Five admissions to the fair are available for $2 for campers.
Campers at the Farm Bureau Camp near the Iowa State Fair gates may receive return checks upon entry. Mail addressed to The City of Farm Bureau Camp will be delivered to the office on the grounds. Free stationery, a 99‑stall bath house for men and 20 for women, and nightly illumination are available. drinking water is provided. Mr Mechem can answer questions regarding the camp.
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