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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes a town women’s club linked to athletic activities and physical education. Mentions Geusvieve Harter and Tall Glatys Brooker in association with basketball and singing. References members and an affiliated organization’s aims.
A fragmented article argues cooperative shipping of livestock to Town has grown slowly, but faces threats. It says member commitment shapes success, warns against trucking fragmenting associations, and notes trucking may undercut rail costs for hogs and cattle beyond 50 miles. It urges preserving cooperative shipping to sustain the movement.
Two youths reported from Thompson were arrested after a night out and brought before Mayor Mussian. They received fines of twenty five dollars each. one was released after paying, the other jailed awaiting payment. The article notes growing disorder and suggests stiff fines to curb it.
The article reports Professor Amy Loutag Daniels of the University advocates a morning lunch for children who are undernourished or ill. She recommends a meal of milk and bread or a butter sandwich, or a warm milk soup with a cracker, to support child welfare.
Fragmentary advertisement for a fur shop likely offering Black Labrador furs or similar items. Mentions a store name and a price cue. Readable text is incomplete, hindering full identification of product, date, or location.
The page lists Sunday Church School at 10.4 Mi and Morning Worship at 11 with a sermon on mounting up with wings from Isaiah 40 31. Evening Service at 6 45 promises guidance on being born again and the path to power. A critique of trivial everyday noise at home ends the fragment.
Lakota composer Mrs Schroeder announces a new song titled When Spring Comes. Manuscripts have been submitted to publishers and proof has been provided. The work aims for strong sales once published and movers hope Schroeder achieves success with her debut composition.
A Methodist church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a church service at 11 a.m. The Ladies Society and Altiora Class meet plans are noted. a Friday night Altiora Class gathering at Harry Lefberknd's home was postponed. A surplus of about 1.5 million dollars from a 22 million bond issue is mentioned as a potential fund for disabled veterans relief pending legislative action.
The article previews a local high school basketball show with players Rosine Dee Ford Mylan Heimin Bowe and others demonstrating easy shots and plays. It notes admissions 25 cents and praises the efforts to help the stars this year.
A fragmentary note describes Snerze being relieved of head pains. It mentions members of the several assembly men to coat twenty thousand dollars and references a large sum related to the bill.
School notes detail grade by grade Christmas programs and songs. Readers list shows first through sixth grades performing under Santa themes, with entries for Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Howard coordinating. A candy-fueled climax and an artificial ice pond plan are noted, along with a charitable drive and a poster project. Continuous preparations run through December as pupils rehearse carols, dances, and skits.
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