Bison Baseball Clash and Crowds Near Thompson Center
City Thompson hosts Victoria era games as the Bisons travel to Forest City on August 18 and August 19, with a big Sunday matchup against Mason City. Carl Callies joins pitching staff for the rest of the season as Buffalo Center pursues wins, lifting expectations for packed stands and a sharp 2:30 start for the Sunday game.
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Pultale Center
Bisons
Aamie
Forest City
Forauiy
Cyster
Rune CE
Thompson
Thompson Pall Club
Butcenter
Winnebago County
Asm City
Mason City Bats
Mason City
Elman Ison
Callies
Lnckstop
Grandstand
Ian Charged With Altering Poll Book Appears In Court
Court heard charges against Ian Cumula of Webster City for forgery by alteration of records tied to a 1932 primary election. Blair of Wisconsin faced a similar charge dismissed for lack of evidence as trustees seek to oust Goeders, a proclaimed Republican, from a state post. Hearings pending with ongoing county actions and notices for property owners in Buffalo Township.
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Ian
Cumula
Webster City
H. M. White
Blair
Webbit Wis
Lek
Tridence
Hanitos
Maurice MeMtalion Syns
Halriothy Kugsuth County Supervisors
Dennis Goeders
Cheana Blair
Goeders
Des Moines
Murrell
Mason City
Chisey
Neavines
Maines
Buffalo Day celebration set for Thursday September 14
The Buffalo Day celebration is scheduled for Thursday September 14 with a merry go round swings ball game free acts and attractions. Committees led by J H Sowers H B Winter and H H Her tix coordinate executive finance concession and street entertainment while other groups oversee baseball bowery dance police advertising and rest rooms arrangements.
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J. H. Sowers
EH. BR. Winter
D. Th Snell
J. J. Kopp
H. B. Winter
H. J. Schutter
Supp
H. EH. Hertix
J. D. Lowe
Bob DeVries
Streets
Clark Mechem
Fred Tarson
Andy Wallace
R. &. Des Vries
Dave Pink
D. R. Kramer
G. M. Carman
B. B. Steinberg
Otto Schmidt
J. C. Koppen
H.l Thiele
M. J. Anfinson
M. Akkerman
Ted Fredericks
P. Miller
BR. Steinwets
C. Hogaard
M. D. Hunter
G. B. Dolmage
Canning Factory Starts at Bricelyn This Week
The Bricelyn canning plant began Tuesday noon with 120 workers on site from a pool of about 400 applicants. Manager GS Smith notes machinery overhaul and efficient, local hiring. Workers earn 30 cents per hour, with 12 to 16 hour days possible under NRA code due to perishable product. Prospects for a strong pack look good.
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Bricelyn
GS Smith
Farmers’ Company
J. B. Smith
Gus Savik
Smith
Pony Parade and Fair Judges and Saturday Events
The schedule lists pony parade judging by three judges for prizes and continuing judging of pony classes, plus judging of cattle breeds Holsteins Guernseys Brown Swiss and market lambs. A Friday lineup includes a ball game Forest City versus Buffalo Center, a 7:30 p.m. style show at the school auditorium, a play The Delinquents at 7:30 p.m. and a band concert at 8 p.m. Parade of Floats and Livestock at 3:30 p.m. and a Thompson vs Buffalo Center ball game. Thursday events include exhibits, a 10:30 p.m. conclusion, Tree Year Music Memory Contest and community singing. Saturday features judging of market hogs and market litters, purebred litter and boar classes, and gift judging.
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Kam Ne
Coit Club
NES Goa S
Baby Reeves & Hecho Bahs Sonestad
Forest City
Buffalo Center
Thompson
Tony Beet
Man from Mankato Arrested on False Pretense Charge
Sheriff J S Johnston arrested Arthur A French of Mankato at Buffalo Center on a false pretense charge for selling a chicken tattoo claimed not permanent. The defendant sought a Minneapolis attorney, and the case was continued to obtain one.
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Wheriff J. S. Johnston
Buffalo Center
Arthur A. French
Mankato
Minneapolis
Barber Shop Changes Hands In Des Moines Move
Milo Halvorson has purchased L Beard’s barber shop and took possession last Thursday. Beard will relocate in Des Moines. Starting this evening August 17 Rev H L Reisem of Rolette North Dakota leads nightly meetings in the Main Street tent at 8 pm except Mondays. All welcome.
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Milo Halvorson
Haseen
L. Beard
Mr. Beard
Des Moines
Rev. H. L. Reisem
Rolette
North Dakota
Main Street
Meeting and Demonstration at Buffalo Hotel by Mid-Continent
A meeting and demonstration on PX lubricating motor fuel was held at the Buffalo hotel Thursday evening sponsored by the Mid-Continent Petroleum Company. About 90 persons attended and lunch followed the meeting.
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Buffalo Hotel
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Notice of void policies held by insurer misfiled
Policies Nos 9004 to 9010 issued by a Buffalo Center insurer are declared void with no liability to the company. The notice states lost policies are marked void on company records and any issuance is illegal and void. The notice is signed by an insurance company official in New York and references an agent.
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Woodcock
Buffalo Center
Firsurance Company
New York
Sion
Baseball at Buffalo Center Faces Forest City and Mason City Bats
For Buffalo Center games Friday Saturday and Sunday the Forest City Choupson and Mason City Bats teams will meet Buffalo Center. The passage notes timeless worries and hopes before the announcement of regional baseball action.
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Buffalo Center
Forest City
Choupson
Mason City
Grant Gleaners Entertain With Achievement Day
The Grant 41 girls hosted mothers and visitors for an Achievement Day exhibit at Wyona and Jennie Gruis home on Wednesday August 9. Nineteen attendees joined a program including roll call song readings demonstrations discussions and a lunch. Next meeting planned at Mae and Starr Miner’s home on August 16.
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Grant
Wyona
Jennie Gruis
Ninteen
Dale
Carillon
Adith Milbrandt
Mae Finer
Heith Milhrandt
Irene Schmidt
Mae
Starr Miner
Starr Finer
Miss Lillian Adams Weds Carl Jensen in Luverne
Buffalo Center couple Miss Lillian Adams and Carl Jensen announced their six week secret marriage. The bride, daughter of H B Adams, taught locally after high school Class of 1925. The groom, eldest son of Julius Jensen, lives on a farm near town and will work for Gus Grantow northeast of Buffalo Center.
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Buffalo Center
Julius Jensen
Luverne
Minn
Ed. Adams
Hartley
Convention Program Forest City-Estherville Circuit Luth er League
Zion Lutheran Church in Rake Iowa hosts a three day convention themed The Open Bible with sermons papers and music by multiple pastors and soloists including Rev M Mandsager Sylvia Berge Ruth Hanson Arthur Larson and Prof Odvin Hagen. It includes prayer services business sessions papers on The Inspirer Word The Changeless Word and The Use of the Word plus concerts and a closing convention announcement.
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Forest City
Estherville
Luther League
Zion Lutheran Church
Rake
Iowa
The
Open Bible
M. Mandsager
Graettinger
Ladies Quartet
T. T. Benson
Oscar C. Hanson
Sylvia Berge
Wallingford
Ruth Hanson
HH. G. Randolph
Lutheran Bible Institute
Minneapolis
Music—Ladies ‘Frio
Buffalo Ctr
Herbert Peterson
Thompson
Arthur Larson
Ruth Wicks
Marcella
Benson
Osmund Newsard
Ruthven
Rey
Emmetsburg
M. C. Thompson
T. H
St. John Lutheran Choir
H. G. Randolph
Immanuel Lutheran Chotr
Hospital Notes: Dismissals and Appendectomy Update
The Tribune lists recent hospital dismissals including Mrs. W. H. Murray to Lakota, Ole Jorgenson to Rake, Mrs. T A Weng er, and Mrs. B D C Hertig and babe. Charles Tutton underwent an appendectomy last week and is recovering well.
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the Tribune
WH. Murray
Lakota
Ole Jorgenson
Rake
T. A. Wenger
BD. C. Hertig
Babe
Charles Tutton
Death Claimed Local Pointer Monday
Friends and relatives mourn the death of Geo B Johnston at his north town home last Monday evening at 6. He had been ill for years but remained cheerful. He leaves five children Belford, Mrs Ed Steinmers, Mrs Vincent Donahoo, Mrs H F Beyer, and a daughter who died in infancy, plus four grandchildren. Funeral at 11 a m today at the M E church with Rev A Howe officiating. Johnston was the last surviving child of his father.
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Geo. B. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
Belford Johnston
Des Moines
Mig. Hol
Steinmeta
Williams
Belford
Waterloo
Vincent Donahoe
Kansas City
Winnebago County
Grant Township
Buffalo Center
George Belford Johnston
LaSalle County
Illinois
Hardin County
Iowa
Ida I. Harrison
Wells, Minn
Ed. Steinmers
Vinent Donahoen
H. F. Beyer
Sarah
M. EB
Rev
A. Howe
Former Buffalo Center Youth Summoned at 17
The Ames Tribune-Times reports the death of Robert Orville Wright born February 15 1916 in Buffalo Center. He moved to Ames in 1921, attended Welch School Central Junior High and Ames High School, engaged in Boy Scout work and athletics, and died August 8 1933 in Ames at age 17 years 5 months 2 days. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs F S Wright of 907 Clarke Avenue and two brothers Burnell Decorah IA and Richard at home.
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Robert Orville Wright
Buffalo Center
Town
Mary Greeley Hospital
Ames
Welch School
Central Junior High
Ames High School
Jas
F. 8. Wright
Clarke Avenue
Burnell
Decorah
Iowa
Richard
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Kossuth
Ledyard
Buffalo
Joche Ste
Wy Ores
Order of Trustees
Covention
Adam
Noah
Jonah
Grant Gleaners Entertain
Lillian Adams
Carl Jensen
M. E. Church
Wright
Ames Tribune-Times
Hamilton Hatchery
Bancroft
Towa
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