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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

3

May Day Mystery Advances With Steel City Bank Box Hunch

Reagan and colleagues scrutinize Vernon theft aftermath, speculating Vernon hid bank box contents. Key to a new safe bank box suggests a Steel City box, and handwriting samples may expose alias usage. Reagan volunteers to investigate, aiming to confirm Vernon’s involvement or exonerate him.

Reagan Vernon Harvey John Jim Hanyey Steel City Max Vernon No-o Marland Bank

Love, Lies, and a College Scandal on Pine Top

Tony Peyton and Larry Welch emerge from jail on bond amid campus rumor and relief. Ivy Welch, torn between jealousy and joy, confronts the truth as Jim Hanvey and Dean Boyd press for full disclosure. Tony and Larry resolve to reveal all to Mr. Hanvey, while the university contends with scandal, loyalty, and the prospects of Max Vernon’s guilt.

Tony Peyton Larry Welch Bond Ivy Welch Larry Ivy Tony Tyy Pat Fat Sis Bud Dean Boyd Max Vernon Max Misa Peyton Old Main Pinetop Marland Pine Top Mr. Hanvey Barney Jim Hanvey John Reagan Dim Reagan Jim Vernon American National Bank of Steel City William T. Aragon Brother Fiske John Aragon Hangey Miss Peyton Mr. Welch Welch Pat Thayer Niss Peyton Thayer Mr. Hanway Peyton Harvey

Washington S reported growth as lumber mills and camps reopen

National Geographical Society notes Washington’s revival after thirty months of shutdowns as lumber and related industries resume weekly activity. The article traces early pioneer settlement, Seattle’s rise to a city of about 400,000, and Washington’s diverse economy from timber to bulb culture in Whatcom, tulip fields in Lynden, and fruit in Wenatchee and Yakima, highlighting regional landmarks and industries. It also references Spokane’s growth, coastal ports, and agricultural expansions across the state.

National Georrishic Society Washington BD. C WNU Service Elliott Bay Puget Sound Iinois Seattle Commonwealth of Washington Evergreen State Spokane Washington Territory Olympic Peninsula Jefferson County Peninsula Islands Mountain Heights Shuksan North America Holland America Mount Baker Whatcom County the Tolland of America Lynden Netherlands Bellingham Bellingham Bay San Juan Islands Pacific Coast Sound United States Itg Tacoma Commencement Bay Charles Wilkes Antarctic Pooyallup Yakima Wenatchee Yale Tznaie Walton Caunter

Morality, civility, and rebels in a curious age

An essay on morality markers and behaviorism. The piece contrasts civilization as the core of civility with scare quotes around guidance education and behaviorism, mixed with personal anecdotes about courtesy, travel, and class. It discusses Russians, farmers, and a past family tale, ending with a nod to Plato and the French Revolution.

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