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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
2
The state reports 614 247 motor vehicles in use by Nov 1, including 572 096 autos 40 582 trucks 2 580 motorcycles and 89 trailers. Receipts for 1924 total 8 943 060 55, the largest since fees began in 1914, with Iowa now exceeding 600 000 vehicles for the first time.
M r and Mrs Nels Nelson of Lakota report the birth of a daughter last week Wednesday at Algona Hospital. The notice notes the family’s joy and mentions a parent’s name, with several fragmented phrases from the original clipping indicating related household events.
Mrs John A Johnson suffered a sewing needle injury to her husband’s thumb and he was hospitalized for needle removal under anesthesia. Mrs A R Rake of Blockton Iowa visited her sister Mrs L A Hauge and called on her mother at Buffalo Center who is very ill. Wayne Burman, son of Mr and Mrs R E Burman, remained in hospital since Wednesday with pneumonia and later had a lung tapping procedure, but is improving as expected.
Fred Pankuk of Hampton has worked on a lapend with his high parents the Pankuk family. Dr. RB O Ball and Wm Lamoreux visited Fort Dodge for business and medical consults. Win McDermott, ill with a leg infection, remains home with a nurse. Aug Pankuk and family plan to move to a farm near Bricelyn Minnesota after a sale. John B Schumaker shifts from farming to trucking. George Breen of Woden finished a bungalow and now lives there. he has long served at Farmera Creamery. Henry Gray of German Township visited town as his family quarantines. he hopes for recovery. A West Minnesota couple visited and attended to an old charge. a Sunday service drew a large crowd. Rev. Schientein preached Sunday noon. Rev. Wer spoke Sunday evening and Lakota minister spoke at 11 AM. congregation was large.
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