John J Harms Dies After Illness at Home
John J Harms died Sunday at 2 from heart failure after a period of illness. Despite medical care, his condition failed. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 30 at his home and at the church, with Rev Cal kotmucker preaching. Attendees included Mrs H Nordman and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nns Farm
J. Harms
Harms
Ing
Rmed
Calkotmucker
Titonka Tople
H. ‘Nordman
Imin
Ralph Ites
John Ites
Henry
John Lohrbach
John van Gerpen
Fred Stratman
Siebo Jansan
Couple Exchange Vows At American Lutheran Church
envy Stecker son of Mr Bruno cker and Miss Mar et Bleper daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan EB Sleper, all well to do farmers, were married at American Lutheran Church Putday with Rev A W Schoenlein officiating. Attended by Mrs Martha Ebhon and Evert her. They will live with groom's family. The Topic extends best wishes for joy and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envy Stecker
Brunocker
Maret Bleper
Joan EB. Sleper
A. W. Schoenlein
T.hey
Martha Ebhon
Everther
Tiika Tonia
Warren Dale Is Given Sentence In Algona Case
Warren Dale, 45, recently freed from a murder charge at Algona, pleaded guilty to theft of two automobiles. He was sentenced to 25 years at Fort Jackson. The record notes habitual criminal statutes and references processing tax figures unrelated to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dale
Algona
O Mies
George A. Tall
Spencer
Dale
Fort Jadkson
Threshing Rings Run Full Blast in Buffalo Center Area
threshing rings in the vicinity of Buffalo Center are going full blast and turning out oats at a great rate. The yield this year is very good and heavier than expected. The threshing run will be longer due to a heavier yield and large amount of straw. Farmers will have plenty of straw for bedding stock.
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Buffalo Center
Ixtension Service
Iowa State College
Swea City man loses foot in binder accident
Ben Cassem lost his left foot when the binder sickle nearly severed it on his farm two miles west of Swea City. After pulling oats from the clog, the tractor ran away left running, overheated, and started a fire. He had the limb amputated between knee and ankle at Iowa hospital and was recovering.
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Ben Cassem
Swea City
Inila
Ustherville
Ben
Orville Opsal
Fen
Bis
Swea City Herald
Brookside Golf Club Invites Algona For August Open
The Brookside Golf Club of Algona NSL invites locals to an open tournament on August 11 with a formal opening. More than 400 golfers are expected, with a nine hole qualifying round at 9 00 a m and the 18 hole final to begin at 12 80 p m. The Algona Grays meet Eldora in an evening fastball game, causing some to stay over.
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Brookside Golf Club
Algona Nsl
Eth
Abiot
Algona Grays
Eldora
Algona
Sete Theta
Hospital Notes from Frost and Surrounding Areas
Goodert Graue of Frost was discharged after a major operation. Carl Greshing and wife of Titonka welcomed a son born Saturday. Harry and Loretta Nios of Austin Minnesota had a tonsil operation Friday and were discharged Saturday. Mrs H L Kienitz of Lakota was admitted Monday. Richard Smidt, three year old son of Herbert Smidt of Woden, underwent an operation Monday morning for a ruptured appendix. Mrs R Kanen of Lakota was admitted Tuesday evening for treatment.
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Carl Greshing
Titanka
Harry
Berryhill Family Reunion Draws Sixty Five Attendees
Mr and Mrs A W Berryhill and family Mr and Mrs I W Berryhill and Mrs Mary Andrews traveled to Winter City for a Berryhill family reunion on Sunday About sixty five relatives attended and everyone enjoyed the gathering.
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A. W. Berryhill
I. W. Berryhill
Mary Andrews
Webere
Berryhill
Liquor Violators Sentenced in County Case
Henry Kroeze and Sanford Slattenow pleaded guilty to liquor violations under a County Attorney's information. They received 80 days and an $800.00 fine. The note mentions Friday August 11 and a baseball-related reference at Center German Valley Buffalo.
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Henry Kroeze
Sanford Slattenow
Forest City 4-H Fair Aug 16 17 big county event
The Forest City 4-H Fair runs Friday and Saturday August 16 and 17 with girls exhibits and Mower Show in the High School, livestock in playground tents, and plays in Forest Theater. Flower show is open to all and ponies compete for prizes, with a dramatic contest, team pulling event, and rules guiding entries and judging.
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4-H
Forest Theater
Forest City
Forest City Garden Club
Commercial Club
Forest City Commercial
Nancy
Sweden
Jay Brooker
New Deal Store Donates Coffee for Buffalo Day Lunch
The New Deal Store donated 28 pounds of Tones Of Golden Coffee for a free noon lunch today celebrating Buffalo Day. The donation will provide beverage service at the event and support attendees joining the midday meal.
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New Deal
Buffalo
Juniors Win and Lose in Invitational Tournament
Local junior baseball team won 9 to 8 against North Washington in an Invitational at Hima. They drew North Washington after Manly failed to appear, then lost 0 to 4 to Charles City in a five inning game. Elma won the tournament, defeating Charles City 6 to 4, as Buffalo Center finished with a 1 1 0 record and Tripoli and Cresco also in the standings.
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Hima
North Washington
Manly
Pomeroy
Truns
Matson
Trun
Buffalo Center
North
Washington
Charles City
Elma
Charles Cit
Jiggs Smith
Curly Kopp
Legion
J. J Kopp
Wweb. sPe
Tripoli
Cresco
Bison Break Thompson's Streak In Local Showdown
The Buffalo Center Bison defeated the Thompson club 9 to 5 last Sunday, halting their five game winning streak. The Bisons also agreed to host German Valley next Sunday August 11 at 2:45, following German Valley's wins over Waden Ledyard Crystal Lake and Britt.
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Buffalo Center Bison
Thompson
Bison
Thompson Club
Bisons
German Valley
Waden
Ledyard
Crystal Lake
Britt
Minister Lang Goes on Two Week Vacation
Rev. A. W. Lang pastor of the Baptist church is on a two week vacation with his family. They left at the start of the week for the Black Hill region. During his absence Rev. Carl Sentman of Steamboat Rock will fill the pulpit.
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A. W. Lang
The
Baptist Church
Black Hill
Carl Sentman
Steamboat Rock
Weavers and Kelly Headed for Yellowstone Tour
Mr and Mrs T A Weaver and son LeRoy and Mrs M J Kelly of Blue Earth Minnesota left Tuesday for Yellowstone National Park in the Rocky Mountain region and points in Canada. They expect to be away about three weeks. Martin Anfinson has erected 9 beer garden in the rear of this place.
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T. A. Weaver
LeRoy
M. J. Kelly
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Martin Anfinson
Buffalo Day ready for big 1935 event in Algona
The town readies Buffalo Day with numerous concessions and a ballroom orchestra led by Red Wilson promising music for a large crowd. Between the New Deal Store and Hotel Buffalo the bowery will host rides and games while Algona and Lake Mills play baseball at 3 p.m. Weather looks favorable for a record turnout.
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Bowery
New Deal
Hotel
Buffalo
Red Wilson
Algona and
Lake Mills
Buffalo Plowboys to perform at Iowa State Fair
The Buffalo Plowboys accept an invitation to perform at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines on Thursday August 29 from 1:00 to 1:30 p m. The traveling group is led by Dale Zaiger Harry Matson Loran Kopp Dallas Lengerman Bob Schutter Harling Adams Frances Berhow and Roy Frette. The program will be in the Women's and Children's Building with expenses paid by the State.
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Buffalo Plowboys
Des Moines
Dale Zaiger
Harry Matson
Loran Kopp
Dallas Lengerman
Bob ‘Schutter
Harling Adams
Frances Berhow
Roy Frette
Armyworms Plague County Farm Near Thompson
Last week Albert Olson found army worms crawling under lodged grain while cutting oats on his farm six miles east of Thompson. County Agent advised poison bran or burning the stubble. Olson chose burning and had threshing outfit remove the grain, burning the stubble to deter further worm damage.
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Albert Olson
Thompson
Olson
Booster Trip Covers Twenty Three Towns In Buffalo Day Drive
A booster trip last Friday sent four carloads of local boosters to twenty three towns to post Buffalo Day notices. Drivers Fred Larson covered Rake Frost Brice lyn Lake Mills Scarville. Andrew Hartinga took Takota Titonka Burt Wesley Bancroft Algona. Junior Wilson visited Swea City Armstrong Ledyard Elmore Blue Earth. Jerry Schoon delivered to Thompson Leland Forest City Garner Britt Duncan Crystal Lake Woodlen. The effort aimed to swell Buffalo Day crowds.
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Buffalo
Fred Larson
Rake
Frost
Bricelyn
Lake Mills
Scarville
Andrew Hartinga
Takota
Titonka
Burt
Wesley
Bancroft
Algona
Junior Wilson
Swea City
Armstrong
Ledyard
Elmore
Blue Earth
Jerry Schoon
Thompson
Leland
Forest City
Garner
Britt
Duncan
Crystal Lake
Wodlen
Notice on illegal gambling devices in Winnebago County Iowa
A county attorney warns that any premises using illegal slot machines or gambling devices will have the devices confiscated and those in charge prosecuted. Keeper includes employees during proprietor absence. A. J. Hill, County Attorney, Winnebago County, Iowa.
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A. J. Hill
Winnebago County
Iowa
Pritchards Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs O G Pritchard return ed home Saturday after a four week trip to California They report a very enjoyable trip O G says he did some deep sea fishing and landed some nice fish They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs C Barnes of Gurner
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O. G. Pritchard
California
O. G
Auxiliary notes meeting at Mrs Myerts home in August
The Auxiliary of Legion Post will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening August 11 at Mrs Wm Myerts home. Hostesses will be Mrs Wm Everts, Ms Hthel Winters, and Mrs Anna Nehring.
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Auxiliary of Legion Post
Wm. Myerts
Wm. Everts
Hthel Winters
Anna Nehring
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United States
Goodert Graue
Center
German Valley Va Buffalo
Awell
Ted King
Ferson
Regal
Yixtension Service
Phenis
Weber
West
Towa
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