Memorial Service for Wm. Gutknecht in Lakota
Funeral services are set for August 16 at 1 p.m. at the Lakota Presbyterian Church for William Gutknecht of Lakota who served in the Mexican border campaign and World War I. Born in Wisconsin, he lived with his parents, taught, and worked in several states before joining the national guard and later the Army, where he became a lieutenant. He married Bentley in 1921 and later suffered influenza and pneumonia, dying in Livermore California after hospital transfers. Pallbearers and post members will attend.
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Winnebago Post
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Ear
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Tater
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Lakota
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National Guards
Shiota
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Tle
Villa
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Pigumonia
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Livermore
Fragmentary town hall notice from Buffalo area
Incomplete OCR text shows a disjointed town hall notice with phrases about readings, requests to see someone, and trustees questions. Names and details are garbled, but references to a town, trustees, and a letter appear, suggesting a local civic or legal context.
Thompson Nine Com Back For Revenge
The Thompson baseball team seeks revenge against the Bisons next Sunday August 27 at 3 p.m. Forest City beat Buffalo Center 9 7 last Monday, extending the Bisons’ losses this season to three. Buffalo Center led 4 0 after five innings before Forest City rallied with five runs in the seventh.
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Thompson
Bisons
Buffalo Center
Forest City
Forest City Collegians
Kimsey
Westland
Underkofler
Mauss
Callies
Ehman
Ite
Carman
Bison
Letty" Jones
Shag Dunbar
Thompson Battery
Raymond Himan
Harkness
Ray
Jones
Bisong
Mason City Bats
Marion Johnson
Buffalo
Bats
Polanski
Johnson
Gaffney
Galen Wise
Carl Christensen
Carl Peterson
Gay Wise
What Annoys the Editor Says About Last Minute Notices
A Ceylon Herald item laments habit of waiting until the last moment to submit notices for free insertion. It argues the paper has weekly capacity and must be scheduled in advance, or the issue may be delayed while late submissions clog space.
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Cey
Lon Herald
Kiewiet Families Reunion at Lake Sunday
The Kiewiet families held a reunion at Clear Day Lake with members from Grundy Center Parkersburg Buffalo Center and Wilk Kiewiet families attending. Thirteen Wil Kiewiet members were present among the gathered kin as the group shared dinner and an afternoon together.
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Lake Jast
Innner
Tohn Kiewiet
Wilk
Phillip ‘Tacky
Richard Wiewiet
Mrs. Kermit
Kiewiet
Grundy Center
Piud Kiewiet
Parker
Achievement Show Sparking County Fair Pictures Strong Shows
The 44 Club Achievement Show drew a large crowd last Friday and Saturday with about 40 pony entries. Judge E B Snydergaard of Valley Junction presided as ponies and youth riders were evaluated in horsemanship and pony handling. Grand Champion dairy calf was a Brown Swiss shown by Vincent Steinberg. other winners included Joel boys with Brown Swiss calves Edouard Thompson Jack Steinberg Rudolph Winter and Warren Mitchell. Holsteins dominated the county’s entries. Showmanship went to Miss Rognehaugh. Baby Beet Club had 11 calves, with strong showing across breeds. blue ribbon for Shorthorn shown by Pallas Lengermann. Market classes saw Norman Kopp, Harry Shortenhills, Lewis Veldick winning early prizes. Poland China winners included Jack Steinberg and Harold Winter. First prize in the Duroc Jersey litter went to Trowine Rognehaugh. Leslie Peterson earned Showmanship honors for that division. Poultry and sheep entries were mostly from other areas. Special thanks to county ZR Stoyer and club leaders for strong club work. full winner list not available due to late copy.
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E. B. Syndergaard
Valley Junction
Vincent Steinberg
Joel
Edouard Thompson
Jack Steinberg
Rudolph Winter
Warren Mitchell
Dean Nerdig
Rownie Rognehaugh
Miss Ro
Pallas Lengermann
Norman Kopp
Harry Shortenhills
Lewis Veldick
Hurold Winter
Poland
Lfomer Ankeny
Gra
Robert
Mverett Thompson
Stoyer
Ciiberg
Elsie DeBoer
Tuia Dinen
Sr Cnet
Clude
Trene Schmit
Rene i
Blaine ‘Thompson
Wadlch Milbrandt
Recespr
Farmer Freezes Feet in Jay Hail Storm Near Richland Center
Roy Ewing a Wisconsin farmer reports stepping into a July hail storm while harvesting Davefoot. Barns collapsed burying cattle and horses under timbers as he spent an hour and a half freeing stock. He returned home to find both feet frozen despite temperatures above seventy.
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Aun Ice Cave
Roy Ewing
Richland Center
Wis
Ewing
Davefoot
Elis
Faving
Mar garet Homach Weds William Gustave Ranke in Washington
Mr and Mrs Wim Cooper announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Homach to William Gustave Ranke, Friday August 18 1933 in Washington DC. After September 15 they will be at home at 3rd and Whode Island Ave NE Washington. William has worked with the Agriculture Department in DC for fourteen years and is well known in the Buffalo Genter area.
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Dan Cupidas
Wim
Cooper
Margaret Homach
William Gustave Ranke
Washington, D. C
Whode Island Ave
N. E
Awilliam
Gus Ranker
Our City
Department of Agriculture
Buffalo Center Schools Announces Incoming Staff for Next Year
The Buffalo Center schools list shows a full 11 member teaching lineup with roles including Superintendent J E Smith Buffalo Center, Principal Anna Peterson, and staff across departments. Notable assignments include R T Mitchell coach Casey, Esther Schwartz mathematics Jason City, Isabel Kamps English Montana, Florence Murphy junior high Monona, and multiple grade teachers. Grade 2 position remains vacant.
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Buffalo Center
Prin, Sr
Hi—Anna MM. Peterson
Dik Horn
Smith-Hughes
Clark Mechem
Bufffalo Center
R. T. Mitchell
Casey
Earl Sturm
Cediuralls
Besther Schwartz
Jason City
Vivian Vifguain
Ames
Isabel Kamps
Fydd
Montana
Gladys Linderman
New Hampton
Florence Murphy
Monona
Marguerite Wanthes
Bristow
Mathilda Land
Independence
Bessie Sloan
West Bend
Ethel Wellemeyer
Kleimme
Helen Bryden
Bancroft
Hospital dismissals follow abdominal operations
Charles Titton was dismissed from the hospital last Friday after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. C. Winlayson, a medical patient, was discharged last Saturday. Dick Heyes of Lakoti had a gangrenous appendix operation last Saturday. The Misses Lydia and Runire Maass of Elmore underwent a tonsil operation yesterday at the hospital.
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Charles Titton
C. Winlayson
Dick Heyes
Lakoti
Lydia
Runire Maass
Elmore
The Birth of Greatness and Humble Paths
A reflective verse on greatness born from hardship and humility. It muses on Mary and Joseph, divine birth, and the idea that ordinary people may share in grace. It contrasts fame with quiet virtue and hints at universal human challenge and potential.
Modern Psychology and the Kicker Motif in Speech
The text explores a rhetorical pattern where the louder or more forceful element drives attention and reward, contrasting peaceful intent with the practical benefit of the one that "gets the dough." It emphasizes avoiding harmful notions while noting the ear-catching kicker often leads to priority and reward.
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Palis
Buffalo Center High School Seeks Enrollees This Fall
Buffalo Center Consolidated Schools open enrollment on Monday September 4. Accredited by the State and North Central Association, the high school boasts strong facilities and a selective staff. Courses include Normal Training Vocational Agriculture Home Economics Liberal Arts and Commercial subjects. Tuition for rural pupils is paid by their district. The superintendent J B Smith invites prospective students and promises information on request.
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Buffalo Center High School
Iowa
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Buffalo Center
J. BE. Smith
Wilbur Sweesy dies at Mason City at 68
Wilbur V Sweesy formerly with the State Bank under L C Sutherland died in Mason City hospital last Thursday of Brights disease A former Deecker packing plant worker he suffered a stroke a year ago He leaves four daughters a son a sister and a brother Funeral services were held Saturday conducted by the Masonic lodge with TL A Wilson and Ted Fisher of this place attending
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Wilbur Sweesey
State Bank
L. C. Sutherland
Mason City
Brights
Buffalo Center
Sweesy
Deecker Packing
Burdette Smith
Leo Sweesy
Masanic Lodge
TL. A. Wilson
Ted Fisher
Pinca
German Golden Glee 4 H Club Meeting Report
The German Golden Glee 4 H Club met at Eiuner Infermill on August 21 with ten members and one visitor. Roll call, a talk on room color schemes, a demonstration on dressmaker arrangements, and music discussions followed. Booth duty for the county fair was assigned to Seni Tjaden, Anna Abbas, Sarvier Steper, Vergie Kardoes and Elianor Futermill, and refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Eiuner Infermill
Anna Abbas
Disie Abbas
Vervic Kardoes
Wanor Intermill
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