Library to Be Open Thursday Evenings and Books Added
A local library announces Thursday evening hours starting December 26 and January 8, with a selection of new juvenile and general books on display. The list includes titles like Forever Moon Horn Davis Out of Mind of the Orient and Mother West Wind stories, inviting readers aged 10 to 16 and adults to explore.
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Ion
Davis
Orient Signals
Tollybush Creel
Lye M
Montan
R. E. Thieleier
Eildier
Indents Home For Xmas Students Attend Colleges
A garbled OCR note lists names and colleges tied to a holiday housing or attendance pattern. It mentions Jesui Costigan, Herbert Wessels, Thompson, Content College, Pellat Manjarte Arkwright TD College, and several others around Columbus Aleta Park and Rustiegs College. The fragment hints at college housing or visit themes with partial place names and dates.
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Uffato Wong
Ie -Young
Butta
Jesui Costigan
Herbert ‘Wessels
Thompson
Pellat
Manjarte Arkwright
TD College
Columbus Aleta Park
Rustiegs’ College
Iss Elizabeth
Ned Taywy
Nem Re
Buffalo Center Mourns Ty Gee and Jakke as Legionaire Dies
The Buffalo Center community mourns Ty Gee promt inet farmer and Legion member who died after medical complications at Dolmage hospital. Funeral services were held at home and at the Lutheran church with the American Legion presenting a final salute. An obituary will appear in next week's Telegraph.
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Buffalo Center
Ty Gee
Lee
Dolmage Hospital
Elenor
Layoud
Verlidiie
Orfet
Orien
Odghrie
Chicago
North Dakota
Gutmmdnity
Buffalo
Ihag
Jakk
J. H. Benson
American Legion
Seed-Gorn Scarce Urges Seed Listing After Oct 6 Freeze
Seed corn from the early post freeze period is of limited quality. Tests at the College Seed Testing Laboratory show about 76 percent virtually useless seed, while composite samples from fields and cribs dated November 20 test about 60 percent. Moisture at 20 percent indicates damage from recent cold. Some seed may be bad from dryers and those who stored large supplies. Anyone with seed for sale should list it with the County Agent.
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College Seed Testing Laboratory
Lst
Radio schedule and notes from Legion Auxiliary events
Auxiliary notes outline a Legion Auxiliary radio schedule with interviews, travelogues, and contests. Entries mention Guillermo Rodriguez in Panama City and various dates and towns, including WASUL Iowa City and Des Moines events, with references to Amateur Art, radio programs, and auxiliary activities across December and January.
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iFollowin the
Legion Auxiliary
Iwiew
Ito
Legion “Auxiliary
rCnnac
American Who
Des. Moines
American Legion
Mobinsot
Millionth Chevrolet of 1985 to be given to oldest licensed in use
The one millionth Chevrolet of 1985 will be awarded to the owner of the oldest Chevrolet licensed and in regular service in the United States. Car owners must drive their vehicle to a Chevrolet dealer for inspection and eligibility will hinge on original engine and chassis numbers and 1985 license tags issued before December 1. The winner will be announced after careful records review, with presentation planned as a New Year’s gift.
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iChevrolet
Chevrolet
United States
G. L. Costigan
Costigan Motor Co
Flint
Mich
Tang
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
W. H. Holler
Anial
Holier
eChose
Chevro
Bastyade
Notice of business closure and reopening date
George Sibera announces to customers and friends that he will close his price of business Saturday evening December 28 for two months and will reopen around March 1, 1930.
Real Blizzard Hits Northern Iowa
A severe blizzard swept northern Iowa Tuesday night into Wednesday, with sudden darkened skies and heavy snowfall. Roads became dangerous as motorists stalled and crowds slept in towns to avoid being stranded, while authorities warned of continued blowing snow and possible life threatening conditions.
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Iowa
Tesday
Iowa farmers plan county agricultural programs this winter
About 1 600 farmers in 80 counties will begin planning the 1986 agricultural outlook with nine district training scholars. County planning groups use the 1986 Iowa Farm Outlook as a basis, aiming to estimate winter outputs and guide conservation programs while county meetings attract nearly 10 000 farm people. The article notes training for county agents and representatives and references biblical creation.
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Bax
Niryey
Will
Iowa
McDonald
M&y M&éDonyald
Forest City tops Buffalo Center in close conference clash
Forest City edged Buffalo Center 12 to 11 in a rough North Iowa Conference game decided in the final 90 seconds. Buffalo Center's standout play kept them within reach, but a late Forest City field goal sealed the victory and left the standings tied for first.
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Buffalo Center
Forest City
North Iowa
Clear Lake
Clear Lake Lions
Forest City Indians
Garner
Bridt
Northwood
Bake Milla
Belmond Broncos
Britt
Britt Cagers
Corn-Hog Contracts Move Forward With Meetings
State and federal corn hog officials meet at Town State College to outline start dates for the new corn-hog contracts. County agent Clark Mechem says Washington officials and the Extension Service will handle administration, with plans for county township meetings and later public sessions. The program aims to balance production with market outlets, stabilize prices, conserve soil, and give farmers fair returns and bases plus flexibility to adjust to individual farming needs.
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Town State College
Clark Mechem
R. E. Bliss
Agricultural Adjustment “Administration
Claude Wickerd
Washington
Mech‘em
Mechem
Christmas program cheers crowds at local school
A morning start saw many students record a tardy time as the Girls' Glee Club sang through the halls at 9 o'clock in the gym. Friday afternoon a Christmas program with songs and stories delighted grades Sth and Gth and parents. Bel Canto and Glee Club members earned praise for their contributions.
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Corriors
Glee Glub
Trade Extension Drawing Rescheduled to Tuesday Afternoon
The Buffalo Center Trade Extension moves its next drawing from Wednesday to Tuesday afternoon at 8 o clock due to a holiday fell on the regular drawing day. The change shifts the event to Tuesday December Biat at 8 o clock in the evening.
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Igen
Buffalo Center Trade Extension
Oldlock
Bevon
Thanks Card from Seibert Couple for Fire Department Aid
The card thanks the fire department for prompt and efficient handling of the blaze at the Seibert residence on 3120. It praises the department and asks a moral question about being a Christian, expressing gratitude for the morning response from Mr. and Mrs. Seibert.
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Bire
Seibert
Buffalo Boosters Hold Xmas Party Elect Officers
Buffalo Boosters met Monday afternoon Dec 28 at Margaret Thompson's home. Program included Roll Call reading Homemade Christmas Gift Heath Talk care of the sick by Thompson Rug and furniture cleaning by Ruth Murray demonstration homemade candy gift by Mrs Thompson. New officers listed and a personal account book given. committees appointed for the coming year. members resolved to keep their accounts.
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Buffalo
Margaret Thompson
Heath
Ruth Murray
Loretta Mitchell
Dunice Nenig
Dorothy Livercn
Mildred, Dallin
Hach
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Ubrary
Mother West
Hytwond Patbense
Aituees Wessels
Towa
Gran
George Sibera
Owa
Towa Eta
Agricultural Planning
Tees
Beeney 'S
Mott McDonld
College Extension Service
State Agricultural Planning Committee
Shores Buffalo Center
Gamie
Lake
Genter
Belmong
Rade Extension
Boosters
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