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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
5
Buffalo Center Bisons suffer their fourth defeat as Thompson wins on the mound for the visiting team. Callies contributes six singles while the Bisons clash in a key early season game. The series includes a packed weekly program with concerts, vaudeville, and baseball events across multiple towns, highlighting Children’s and Merchants Days.
Nonresident HY Cite Mesh School students will join a Forest convention in May September 8 at Forest. H M Lewin speaks at 10 80 a m with a full day program from noon meals to 2 pm. A. Sheldon presides. Fees listed include 90 cents per month for resident and one dollar for nonresident students.
Winnebago Post No 21 invites all members to the post rooms Friday evening September 1 to discuss Buffalo Day plans. Commander Toln notes members should attend. Also notes: Sleper returns to Rochester for another operation and Seibert Claassen visit southern Iowa rodeo. Local post to run a round game at Lakota Kraut Day on September 2. Carlton family returns from Seattle. Tim Pritchard in Des Moines at the State Fair.
The Women’s Community Club will meet in regular session Tuesday evening September 5th at City Hall. Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Mechem prepare an interesting program. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Thiele and Mrs Sparks. All women in the community are eligible to join. The club supports the Library and urges members and prospects to attend to boost the new officers for a bigger year.
Open and closed season dates are listed for trout squirrels and rabbits with bag limits. A deputy arrest is noted for shooting a pheasant and chickens, with warnings to watch chickens. Hunters are urged to study species, especially ducks, woodcuck, and woodduck, to avoid prohibited kills and identify birds.
Frost resident Mrs. Paul Maldonado is noted as a medical patient. Aliee Lunning, 40, daughter of H. CG Lunning, underwent a surgical operation last Saturday. Gail Olthoff, 13, of Lakota, was the subject of two operations last Monday. Rufus Olthoff’s son is mentioned, and Mr. and Mrs. J Ts Graban of Lakota report a 12 week old daughter born last Tuesday at the local hospital.
Readout lists Holstein browns and grades with champions, placings, and exhibitors from Lake Mills Thompson Buffalo Center Forest City and other towns. Key names include Vincent Steinberg Dean Brackey Marlin Brackey and Warren Brooker among many. The event covers breeds Purebred Holstein Brown Swiss Guernsey and Poland China with grand champion dairy calf and showman awards plus market pigs and litter results.
Tod Lowe announces a new partnership Harrington & Lowe to practice law in Algona Iowa starting September 1 1983 succeeding Harrington & Dickinson. The Denton party notes relate to past firms and Lowe's Buffalo Center ties with local civic roles and Legion involvement.
The Grant Gleaners met at Mae and Starr Finer’s home on Wednesday August 23 with fourteen members and visitors present. Roll call cited parts of a sewing machine. Mamie Livercn spoke on Setting the Pace and a radio talk was noted from Ames. Discussion covered What I Had Learned Achievement Day. Social games followed by lunch. Next meeting set for Hattie Johnson’s home on Saturday September 2.
Closing out sale will be held Wednesday September 6 at my farm one mile east of Buffalo Center. Personal property Offered includes 3 milch cows 35 spring pigs 100 breeding ewes 250 chickens machinery and household goods. For complete list see sale bills CURTIS Prop.
Arrangements for Buffalo Gamer's event on Thursday September 14 proceed steadily with daily bookings. Within a week a complete program will be ready as committees pledge full support to ensure the day's success and invite friends to attend.
Thieves broke into the Buffalo Center Creamery Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, prying off the safe handle with a pinch bar and hammer and chisel to steal about eighty five to one hundred dollars. An attempt to enter the butter room failed. Sheriff J Foluston arrived to lift fingerprints and pursue clues as local coverage notes this is the third Buffalo Center robbery in weeks with the thefts seen as amateur work.
Phil J. Dorweiler of West Bend was appointed a deputy revenue collector with headquarters at Fort Dodge. He will oversee Estherville, Buffalo Center, Algona and other north Iowa towns as part of a tax collection transfer from the agriculture to the internal revenue bureau. Dorweiler, a lifelong Democrat and longtime merchant, comes from West Bend. six other appointees are named.
The Ladies Literary Circle resumes Friday after summer break with travel as the theme. Mrs. Clark Mechem hosts at her home and serves a Japanese tea at the close of the session. Co hostesses include Mrs. J E Smith. Officers to be installed: President Mrs. John Slaba, Vice President Mrs. C L Peterson, Recording Secretary Mrs. J D Smith, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. G F Dolmage, Treasurer Mrs. Clark Mechem.
Property owners and tenants must mow weeds along their property immediately or the town will do the work and charge the cost to the property. By order of the Town Weed Commissioner. Sauerkraut Day at Lakota, next Saturday.
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