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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
1
A full line of plain and novelty dress goods with unique patterns, available by the yard in blacks and colors for Christmas gifts. Also a large assortment of presents including handkerchiefs mufflers ties kid gloves mitts silk mitts and assorted items. Come early and often to share in the holiday cheer.
A Sterling advertisement warns the public about a steel range scam run by a rival gang offering a stove for $69 while Siapa and Wagner sell a better stove for $45 to $50. The notice details how old-stove trade ins and notes are manipulated to push buyers into paying the higher price or losing their old appliance. It urges customers to compare offerings and pay cash if possible to avoid fraudulent inducements.
Pangburn and Iowa officials toured the central school system and discussed potential adoption, with Mr. Lamb predicting a delegation would visit if the plan isn’t adopted. A progressive whist party gathered at F. B. Miller’s home, and census hints prompt redistricting debates as Iowa may gain a new congressman. A note from H. Thorn in Buffalo Center, December 6 1900, warns he will not collect his son George’s earnings or debts after he comes of age.
Gov Lind appoints Charles A Towne of Duluth to succeed the late Senator C K Davis. Towne will depart for Washington today to assume the post. A townwide debate questions Arion Ladies Quartettes ability, yet praise pours in from critics and audiences for their refined artistry. Des Moines News expands with new lines and prices, touting global news and family features. Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway introduces extensive new tracks and Ellendale townsite plans in Minnesota, detailing needed businesses and local infrastructure.
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