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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
7
Readable fragments show hatchery and farm equipment sales by Emilton Hatchery Bancroft, mentions of Bree chicks and a new incubator. Social notices include visitors to the Helin, Pritchard, and Ahlberg households, a Des Moines connection, and school bus contract discussion highlighting Costin bids.
Local notices list Lakota Sauerkraut Day set for Saturday September 2 with contact George Bowers of General Trucking in Buffalo Center. The week features visitors, travel plans, family events, and a small town arrest report involving Peter Palma and Jon Sanchez in Elmore Minnesota.
For Sale Duchess apples priced at 60e per bushel by Lora Thompson. Baseball at the local park on Sunday August 18 at 2 45 p.m. Titonka Indians vs Buffalo Center Bisons. Also sale of small acre ny at Buffalo Center and a well improved residence for sale. Guests at the Baptist include Albert and Jeannette Lang of Minneapolis, relatives from Cylinder. Forest City Collegian vs B Bisons at the local park Saturday August 19 at 3 80 after the county parade. Kingsbury Garage reports new shipment of second hand cars for sale west of Community Oil.
The piece notes silver rising to 88 14 cents per ounce signaling its highest level since May 1980. It argues silver’s collapse drove a global trade decline, reduced purchasing power, and factory closures, and asserts silver’s rebound will spur jobs, prosperity, and reopened markets across many states and industries.
Poem excerpt by Oliver Wendell Holmes urging steadfast men with courage and integrity to lead in a time of crisis. The speaker contrasts honest leaders with a rabble chasing office for spoils while justice and freedom suffer.
A Chronicle two chapter recap notes the Board of Supervisors recommending a $1.95 total tax rate for the year with a 47 cent state rate, and enforcing strict budget economy while keeping the overall rate at $3.75. The piece says many communities faced similar fiscal pressures a quarter century ago.
Editorial questions future tax burdens as proposals rise, and then a notice states Policies Nos 9004 to 9010 of the First American Fire Insurance Company of New York, once held by W I Woodcock in Buffalo Center Iowa, are lost, marked void on company records, with no liability to the company and any issuance deemed illegal and void. Signed First American Fire Insurance Company.
Friday visitors include the Jurgen sisters at the Wm. Harms home and Mrs. D. Stuart at the H. M. Michealson residence. A nine and a half pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thor Brandlin on August 4. Bonnie Beaver and Willian Beaver visited Tona Banta. Ambrose Mylan and sons departed for Des Moines to visit Mrs. Mylan’s mother in Tianics and the Worlds Fair. Nesse sisters of Mason City visit their Geo. Stuart cousins. Mrs. Pearl Farus and Donald, from Belmond, visited friends at Bricelyn last week. Henry and Dick Winter helped cook for thrashers at the Gus Granson home. Erwin Anderson and Edwin Sunde families visited the Iver Oaklan home. Ober Anderson and family spent Sunday with the Ole Anderson family. Joe Sanderson and family were Sunday guests at the Frank Beaver home. Harry Wentworth and Mona Banta visited the Gus Nerdig home. Mona Banta, staying with her sister Mrs. Floyd Cox of Forest Lake, Minn., is visiting home folks.
Route items report Billy Christensen improving under doctor care. The Canning factory opened in Bricelyn Minnesota on Tuesday August 8. Ed Sunde and E G Sickjelg visited H M Michaelson Saturday. Nathan Worley now ill in Waterloo. Children joined a birthday party for Arlene Peterson. she is five. Mrs. Guy Beaver and Gene visited Gua Nerdig. Geo Westergaard saw Chris Friis. Ba Bosma, Ruth visited H A Nerdig. Irene Oaklan visiting C B Lund in Rake. Neema Berhow, training as nurse in Minneapolis, spends three weeks at parental home. William Swenson and son visited Taylors Sunday.
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