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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
5
The murre arrives off the west coast of Washington in spring and lays eggs on cliff ledges with no nesting material. Egg gatherers, mostly Indians, climb the perilous rocks daily to collect one egg per nest. The eggs are large, jellylike white albumen stays light blue, and the Detroit News notes high nourishment for invalids with a flavor akin to chicken eggs.
The ivy is described as a plant world criminal that climbs walls and suffocates other plants. The matapolo or tree killer in Central American forests grows fast, its tendrils strangling hosts until air and light are cut off. Wild fig seeds also drop, germinate, and strangle trees as they spread on the ground and climb back up.
The passage defends hobbies as beneficial pursuits that often take scientific forms and foster humane contact with nature. It argues that amateurs in botany or zoology contribute positively to society, are generally harmless, and frequently serve as health-preserving, life-saving activities.
Bees collect pollen to feed their young and, while acting for self inside the hive, pollinate flowers. This pollinization boosts fruit production for growers, yielding five to ten times more valuable fruit. The yearly value of honey in the country reaches 75 million dollars through bee activity.
Federal aid roads require state patrols after construction. Charles Pierce Burton notes Kia's lead toward nationwide adoption of the French patrol system. A five to ten mile section assigned to a man ensures constant vigilance and instant repairs, replacing the prior American practice of waiting for widespread damage.
A London literary club heard an author discuss Why Write in autobiographical terms. He split his motives into two stages: at first writing was 40 percent stimulation, 25 percent vanity, 20 percent earning a living, and 5 percent something to say. Now ambition faded, with 50 percent earning a living, 25 percent vanity, and 25 percent something to say.
Agnes Mleanore Mattison born November 2 in the Mattison home. P. Adams in serious condition with gall bladder inflammation. Helene Tene born November 15 to the Branstad family. Pearl Beaver of Buffalo Center visited her sister Ruby who attends high school. Mrs A Hawkes took Ardeth to Miller hospital St Paul for appendicitis surgery. Anna Moklestad underwent an operation in Rochester hospital this week and is recovering. Henry Severson and Bertha Hellickson attended funeral in Blooming Prairie for G Hellickson. Mrs Albert Kessey returned from Des Moines after a week with her daughter illness of grandson improved.
A fine big baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Oppedahl Saturday a week ago Congratulations Herman Constable Burbank of Algona was here last Thursday collecting on checks that had been given out by parties who had no money on deposit on the banks drawn Tom Heifner was in town Monday He is improving nicely since the stroke of paralysis that he suffered in September he is able to walk and get around with a weeeta pen or Mrs E L Hansen was quite ill Monday night and Tuesday Dr Wallace of Algona was engaged in consultation over her case with the family’s local physician Dr Sartor Yesterday Mrs Hansen was reported improving slowly
Henry J. Tiving recovering after a head injury from a horse incident in Lakota. Local visits include Louis Slaba and Mary Rosenau. A baby girl arrived at A K Anderson’s east of town. Kenneth McAndrews improves from facial infection. John Ricks, late Lakota resident, died in Herman Minnesota after three years ill. The Barneys and Hawkeye Fair defendants acquitted in Fort Dodge suit over a Holstein bull. Thompson’s claim found unprovably harmful.
A J Cole of Franklin County sails from China toward the Orient then Europe, crossing the Atlantic with planned landings in the Philippines and Japan en route to New York, completing a globe spanning voyage.
Fragmentary text describes 1913 world travel by sea and air routes, mentioning Asia Africa Australia and Atlantic routes. It references a writer’s claim about nations being nervous, implying geopolitical tension and exploration across continents.
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