Buffalo Center consolidates toward central graded school
In 1895 Buffalo township voters created an independent district and elected Gardner as president with Secor Ulland Harris and Overbaugh on the board. By 1897 transport to Buffalo Center began, closing rural schools. consolidation completed by 1921. The district thrived, enrollment rose, and costs dropped as central schooling gained support.
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Buffalo Center
E. &. Secor
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A. A. Harris
E. R B. Overbaugh
A. A. Sieferl
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Charles City
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Flenty Sabin
Gardner
Secor
Ulland
Harris
Overbaugh
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Sieferk
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C. J. Johnson
Johnson
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America
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