Trio Awarded Top Prize at Auxilary Amateur Contest
Ruth John Charlotte Kiewler Lillian Tutting won first prize in the amateur contest sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary at City Hall on Friday December 6. Hanees Bethow earned second with an accordion solo and Jayne Anderson 5, with a vocal piece Mother Queen of My Heart. The event drew a large Buffalo Center crowd and judges faced a tough selection. the trio advances to the County Meet in January where other contestants also vie for seats.
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Ruth -John- Charlotte Kiewler
Lillian Tutting
Vesore Island
Hanees Bethow
Seenace
Jayne Anderson
Buffalo Center
Bed House
T A Wilson
Hunter
W.zaiger
Mee
Instrumental Solo Play in Stanley Gauger event
John Darby and six others performed instrumental pieces led by Ruth Feldick Olive Elliott and Mary Hen Gilbert. The contest showcased a wealth of talent and the program entertained well. Credit goes to committees and judges Mrs Z A Wilson Mrs M D Hunter and Mrs D W Zaiger for their time and ability with Elsie DeVries keeping time and Supt. J. 2. Smith for cooperation.
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Stanley Gauger
John Darby
John Hisenhauer
Howard Hofbauer
Jaci DeVries
Mathew Breckinridge
Melvin Schendel
Norman Leats
Ruth Feldick
Olive Elliott
Mary Hen Gilbert
Z. A. Wilson
M. D. Hunter
D. W. Zaiger
Elsie DeVries
G D Curtis Opens Funeral Home in Swea City
G D Curtis plans a new funeral home in Swea City in the former A B Russ residence. The building will have display rooms upstairs and a chapel and preparation room downstairs. The project frees space in Curtis furniture store to expand stock and services.
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Swea City
G. D. Curtis
Curtis
A. B. Russ
Buffalo Center
Swent City Herald
Fifty three bread taxes and the cost of living
A discussion notes that bread carries about 53 taxes from seed to loaf, affecting farmers millers transporters bakers and retailers. It argues against added food taxes and for lower prices via reduced overhead and middleman charges, urging fair farmer prices while avoiding consumer hardship. It ends with a business promotion for John & Jerry's Hardware Christmas gifts.
Buffalo Center Boys Win Openers in North Iowa Play
Buffalo Center high school basketball opened the North Iowa Conference with a 34 to 19 win at Garner over Hancock county rivals. Forest City, Clear Lake, and Britt also won, creating a four way top race with Buffalo Center, Forest City, and Clear Lake leading early standings. Reserves saw action as Buffalo Center prepares for Lake Mills before a likely showdown with Clear Lake. a Chicago Farm Bureau convention report follows with members and a Roosevelt address.
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Buffalo Center
North Iowa
Garner
Hancock County
Forest City
Clear Lake
Britt
Northwood
Wake Mills
Belmond
Lake Mills
Winnebago County
Chicago
A. B. Myhr
W. H. Jacobs
H. N. Miller
County Farm Bureau
A. 0. Brackey
Center Township Farm Bureau
Elmer Bergland
Clark Mechem
D. Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mammoth Union Stock Yards
Hotel Sherman
Chicago Loop
Lakota Editor Marries Burt Young Lady at Burt
E. C. Inlay of the Lakota Record wed Miss Maybelle Gray at Burt on Thanksgiving day in the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Geo Gray. The County Conciliation committee schedules meetings December 13 and 27 at the Peoples State Bank in Thompson with interested parties.
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E. C. Inlay
Lakota Record
Maybelle Gray
Geo. Gray
Burt
Peoples State Bank
Thompson
License Requests at Swamp Headquarters Amid Rush
The trapping seasons are open statewide and demand for quail and pheasant licenses soars. Conservation Commission HQ reports over half the counties needing more license blanks. Orders arrive by wire and long distance telephone, with some repeats.
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The
Conservation Commission
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AUX- Uy
Legion Auxiliary
Et Schutter
McKimurray
Smith
Hel Yahnke
Plowoy
Funeral Home
Ake
John & Jerry's Hardware
B. G.cagers
Roosevelt
F. B
Burt Young
Santa Claus
Santa
Ben Franklin
Buffalo
Bane
Fay & Pear
Ted
Tered
Childrshear i
Teeeefin Deen
Demdee
Prinee
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