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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
2
Local newspaper ad notes 2.00 yearly advance advertising rates. Congregational Church N Boomgaarten, pastor, invites readers to Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Boomgaarden to lead services this Sunday with evening services as usual. All welcome.
The Methodist Church under Pastor A W Ganger lists Sunday School at 9:30 a m Morning Worship and Evening Service by H L The Altiora Bible class will host a Weiner roast at the Jack Liverca home on Friday evening
Bethlehem Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible class next Sunday at 10 Services next Sunday morning at 11 Ladies Aid meets Wednesday next week hosted by Mesdames Clifford Anderson and Lawrence Gjerstad Sunbeam society to meet on the first Saturday of September.
The Reform Church invites all to Sunday worship German preaching at 10 30 a m Young People League at 7 15 p m and evening service at 8 00 p m A note announces a league time change to welcome teachers returning to public schools and urges regular church attendance as vacation ends and church members make their home in the congregation
August 25-80 state fair at Des Moines August 29-80 Tamboree at Armstrong Sauerkraut Day at Lakota Saturday August 81 September 2-6 Kossuth County Fair at Algona September 9-14 Clay County Fair at Spencer
The Kossuth County Fair offers three days of motor racing and one day of car races plus eight hippodrome and vaudeville acts daily. Tuesday to Thursday feature baseball games and balloon ascensions, with fireworks on Wednesday and Thursday nights. A Tuesday night all-Kossuth high school band concert includes 100 musicians. Crowley’s United Shows provides midway rides and concessions, with a nightly Harmony Kings band. Auto racers include Schrader and Sledge among 16 entrants. Act names include Great Neiss Troupe, McGowann Skaters, Washington’s Animals, and Cimirotti’s Dancing Horses.
The feature attractions this year include a diverse show lineup with 10 white and cream horses ridden by well dressed girls, intricate formation work, and division numbers by the Four Rounders. Chicago's leading male quartet will perform with songs, music and comedy while Hip Raymond the famed clown joins solo on fair platforms with a safety act. Attend all four days for new happenings and value.
Miss Pearl Tollagson returns home after a ten day visit to Ellsworth Town. Cora Eisenhauer assists at the Millard Michaelson home in Bert. Iverson leaves for the Dakotas and Canada. Mrs. A S Olson and Donald visit the Guy Bearer home in Brkcelyn. Norman and Orvill Sabin go to North Dakota for harvest work. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Griffen visit James Bruner in Lakota. Mrs. Fred Pierce of Woodward visits Millard Michaelson home. Iven Merce returns with them. Frank Beaver and family of Rake visit E Sickel home. Bible Study at Guy Beaver home Tuesday. Rev Hoetchkiss attends Kuns reunion west of Thompson. Mrs. E G Sickels sprains arm Aug 17. Mrs. Leon Bryant hosts quilting party Thursday. Mrs. I Kalgi g of Elsworth returns after two weeks among friends. Bancroft vs Bison next Sunday Sept 1.
Questions and Answers for Car Drivers cover parking rules and driver duties. It explains parallel and diagonal parking, approaching animals or pedestrians, maintaining control, reducing speed, carrying a driver’s license at all times, and displaying the vehicle’s registration certificate in a visible place. It also concludes with a scenario about pedestrians crossing on a green light.
A jumble of local traffic questions and military items runs through the page. It notes pedestrians may have right of way, mentions Lake Mills Juniors and West Point Naval pathways, then surveys Navy enlistment quotas, ship incidents, and aircraft carrier classifications with scattered dates and places.
The passage notes that a battleship travels 22 land miles per hour, uses 110 pounds of powder to fire a shell to a set range, and mentions turret sprinklers for fires. It also states unwritten rules for naming ships: battleships by states, cruisers by cities, destroyers by departed officers or brave enlisted sailors.
Due to higher operating expenses, fine grinding will rise by 24 cents per load. Fred Hippen Bennett Bruins.
The school house No 9 in Grant Township will be sold to the highest bidder on Saturday September 14 at 9:30 oclock. Also included are a Windsor circulating heater No 22 eight joints of 6 inch stove pipe with one elbow a coal shed 10 by 10 feet two outdoor toilets and the building 18 by 30 feet with 10 foot ceiling Located 214 miles north and 2 miles west of Woden and about 9 miles south of Buffalo Center on mill road. T A Rawlings, Seer.
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