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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

4

Barberry eradication campaign expanded in Iowa counties

The barberry eradication drive to combat black stem rust of small grains expands with WPA funds. Two hundred laborers, mostly unemployed from relief rolls, will work across 42 Iowa counties over 16 months, with crews of six to ten in wooded areas including Polk and Black Hawk. Rust sources include barberry leaves and windborne spores from southern states. The program rechecks old areas while prioritizing timbered regions. 30,000 bushes were destroyed on 1,251 properties in two years.

D. R. Shepherd Iowa Works Progress Administration United States Department of Agriculture Shepherd Polk Black Hawk Allamakee Howard Winneshiek Linn Muscatine Cerro Gordo Des Moines Fowa

Squirrel season set to start September 1

Hunting rules outline the 1935 season from September 1 to November 1 with two day limits and a ten daily limit. Iowa residents pay $1 while non residents face $15 for licenses. permits available via conservation officers and county recorders. Hunters urged to seek land access permissions and protect farmers property as plans for 1935 regulations unfold.

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Duck Stamp Rules for Migratory Waterfowl Hunters

Iowa conservation authorities announce duck stamps available at most post offices for $1. Hunters over 16 must possess the stamp while taking waterfowl and sign their name on the face before the hunt. The Federal act does not require stamps to appear on state licenses. landowners on their own land have exemptions in Iowa.

University of Michigan Iowa Towa

Lakota News Notes Local Visitors and Health Updates

Ambrose and Eugene Liang from near Sexton visited Wade Ball's home Sunday. Mrs H th Kienitz returned Friday from Buffalo Center hospital. Miss Evelyn Meyer went home to Milwaukee Wisconsin after a week with the Gutknechts. Local youths attended a Christian Endeavor meeting at Lone Rock. Emma and Lena Gutknecht and guests visited Wall Lake last Wednesday. Threshing is expected to proceed weather permitting this week. Mrs Ennen, formerly in Buffalo Center hospital, returned home with a nurse and Mildred Claussen of Goodrich assisting. Gari Christ was sick several days with appendicitis. Wortman family drove to Webster City Thursday to bring Bethy and Donald Ewing home after weeks’ visit. Bovard family moved to Estherville. Mr Bovard formerly section foreman here. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Thursday afternoon.

Ambrose Eugene Liang Near Sexton Wade Ball H. Th. Kienitz Buffalo Center Evelyn ‘Meyer Mibwaukes Wis Gutknecht Christian Endeavor Lone Rock Emma and Lena Gutk I. E. Wortman Webster City Bethy Donald Ewing Bovard Estherville Presbyterian Ladies Aid

For Sale Some Small Pigs Mia Pete Wessels Sr

Small pigs listed for sale by Mia and Pete Wessels Sr. Contact details not provided.

Mia Pete Wessels, Sr

Twenty Five Cent Supper at Church Parlors

Community supper at the church parlors priced at twenty five cents with hostesses Mrs Hugh Levis Mrs Take Lots Mrs 0 K ripen trop Mrs Bertus Jansen and Gertrude Woartman. Local residents Ann Robinson of Forest City visiting at Dr A H Murray home and A G Klecks family visiting Algona.

Hugh Levis 0. K. Ripentrop Bertus Jansen Gertrude Woartman Ann Robinson Forest City A. H. Murray A. G. Klecks Algona A. C. Schissel Barbara Lon Slaba Geraldine Schoon Buffalo Center George Schroeder South of Town Williamg Che Turley Formrly Miss Kleist J. A. Barger

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