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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1938

Page

5

Allotments in Iowa counties to come early

Iowa farmers may receive acreage allotments by February as state officials announce early distribution plans. Chairman O D Klein says the program will let farmers and landlords plan ahead to maximize benefits while county committees rush sealing and loan applications amid delays from agricultural acts.

At'y O D. Klein State Agricultural Conservation Ittee Klein Conin Plang

Machinery Safety Advances on Farm Equipment

J B Davidson of Iowa State College notes ongoing safety improvements across tillage and power takeoff machinery. Manufacturers and researchers push protective devices and labels, with education to reduce injuries on farms as tractor use grows and incidents rise in peak farming months.

Ince Jeis J. B. Davidson Ccultural Engineering Iowa State College Vidson David Davidson

Former Buffalo Center Man Died

Fred H Specht a former buffalo center area farmer died of heart disease at Olney sanitarium on December 10 1938 He was born March 19 1877 in South Evanston and lived on the Newton area farm his entire adult life He leaves wife Katharine Resch three daughters two grandchildren and siblings Funeral services were at Grace M church Newton and burial followed in Riverside cemetery

Fred Henry Specht Fred H. Specht Newton Olney Sanitarium Evanston Iowa Katharine Resch Ralph Mary) Calvert Ira Dollie) Brooks Roscoe Mabel) Hicks Gila Herman Eloise Calvert Hannah Resch Emma Pratt San Diego Cal Anna Mineo George Specht Arcadia Flordia Henry E. Specht Grace M Riverside Cemetery E. L. Lawler J. ©. Spencer Hidalgo Newton, Press Illinois

Hill Winter nuptials tie Hill and Winter pair at Swea City

Gladys Marjorie Hill and John F. Winter were married at the M E parsonage in Swea City on Thursday December 1 at 3 PM. Rev Watson Herrald officiated with witnesses Melissa Herrald and LaVerne A Edwards of Swea City. The couple will reside on a farm southwest of Rake.

Gladys Marjorie Hill J. D. Hill John F. Winter Sam Winter M. E. Parsonage Swea City Watson Herrald Melissia Herrald LaVerne A. Edwards Rake Rake _ Register

Special call for clothing shoes and rags in winter effort

A Goodwill Industries appeal requests donations of discarded clothing shoes and rags from families businesses churches and clubs to support about 32 workers through winter. Donors are urged to ship by freight in three bags with good uppers while Goodwill pays freight and welcomes visits to the Sioux City Iowa facility.

J. P. Handa Goodwill Industries South Wall Street Sioux City Towa

New body man at Costigans Garage in town

Harry Grantow of Iowa Falls is the new body man at Costigans Garage. A former Buffalo Center youth, he specializes in renewing automobile bodies and started last week, living here with his mother. Local Christmas gatherings and travel over holidays are noted, including Ackers, Knudsens, and Steinbergs visiting relatives, with Mrs. Pearsons funeral also mentioned.

Harry Grantow Iowa Falls Costigans Garage Harry Buffalo Center Mr. Costigan Christ Hogard Carl Pearson Westey Buffalo Center Creamery

Meeting on Issuance of Street Improvement Bonds Buffalo Center Iowa

The Town Council of Buffalo Center Iowa will meet in January 1939 at City Hall to consider issuing 14268.12 dollars in Street Improvement Bonds, funded by special assessments on abutting property. Taxpayers may file objections before the meeting. J. J. Guyer is Town Clerk.

Buffalo Center Iowa J. J. Guyer

Iowa 4-H Boys Short Course Held At Ames

County 4-H leaders and boys gathered in Ames for the annual state 4-H Boys Short Course and Convention. Dorothy Ostrander, state president of the Girls 4-H Clubs, will greet the boys at the banquet with J O Christiano n of University Farm Minnesota. An afternoon split featured senior and junior sessions and the older boys formed 11 departmental groups including agricultural engineering and dairy cattle.

Ames Dorothy Ostrander Buffalo Township Iowa J. O. Christianson University Farm St. Paul Minnesota R. K. Bliss Iowa State College General Assembly Charles E. Finley R. E. Buchanan Paul Taff Murl McDonald M. D. Helser David Wall Francis Johnson Iowa Farm Bureau Grover Miehe

New Year Greeting and Local News From Buffalo Center

The community welcomes 1939 with a festive note while reporting that school at Buffalo Center resumes next Monday after a two week holiday. Mr and Mrs Albert Sleper Jr and Merril Harkness drove to Des Moines last week and returned with two new 1939 Nash automobiles for which Mr Sleper holds the agency.

Buffalo Center Albert Sleper, Jr Merril Harkness Des Moines

Farm Bureau to Hold Interstate Cuts Annual Meeting

The Winnebago County Farm Bureau will host its annual meeting at Thompson on Saturday December 31 at 10:00 AM. The program includes reports, elections, music, 4-H demonstrations, and an address by Murl McDonald. The piece also notes Interstate Power Company has cut electric rates, reducing the cost per kilowatt hour across several tiers.

Farm Bureau Interstate Thompson Winnebago Interstate Power Company

Vike charity Man at Home for the Holidays

The message urges safe driving during the holidays to preserve happiness. It warns roads may be slippery and weather may be unfavorable, stressing that one thoughtless act on the highway could cause suffering and grief. Visiting friends and relatives brings joy, but safety must come first.

Stores to Close on New Year Holiday in Buffalo Center

Stores in Buffalo Center will close Monday January 2 1939 the day after New Years suggesting shoppers do their buying on Saturday.

Buffalo Center

Births and admissions reflect hospital notes from Minnesota towns

A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Sunde of Leland on Tuesday December 27. Mrs Henry Asmus of Rake was admitted Friday for treatment. Margaret Tiedens of Rake was admitted Thursday for a major operation. Marion Helin was dismissed Friday after treatment. Lowell Vordahl of Bricelyn was dismissed Saturday after a major operation. Carmen Jordahl of Manchester was dismissed Saturday after a major operation.

Carl Sunde Leland Henry Asmus Rake Margaret Tiedens Marion Helin Lowell Vordahl Bricelyn Minnesota Carmen Jordahl Manchester

TURN IN BILLS AT ONCE BOARD SEEKS DUE PAYMENTS

Winnebago County Board of Supervisors asks all who have bills against the county to file with the Auditor by Friday December 30 1938. Latest to pay for 1939 are Sylvan Holland Albert Knutson and Guy Hum. H B Winter visited Iowa Falls Thursday. Frances Stindt and Leonard Pookes holidaying here return to Mason City Monday. Grandma Derby vacationing from Commercial Hotel duties visits daughter and family C M Wicken at Elmore Minnesota.

Board of Supervisors Winnebago County Sylvan Holland Albert Knutson Guy Hum H. B. Winter Iowa Falls Frances Stindt Leonard Pookes Mason City Grandma” Derby Commercial Hotel C. M. Wicken Elmore, Minn Wicken Elmore Eye

Dry rot on 1938 Iowa corn worst in 10 years

Iowa State College plant pathologist Dr. C. B. Reddy reports the worst Basisporium dry rot or cob rot in a decade and notes it spares kernels after sprouting. Seed treatment with mercury dust controls most infections, while slow springs and heavy rains contributed to root death and uneven cob maturity.

Iowa C. 8. Reddy Iowa State College Reddy

Buffalo Center School Notes Hot Lunch Menu

Lunch menu for January lists daily offerings from cocoa with marshmallows to baked beans and dessert. Ruth Harms manages with Geraldine Price as assistant manager and Ardale Darby as cashier. Pearle Frerichs and Adeline Penning cook and assistant cook.

Ruth Harms Geraldine Price Ardale Darby Pearle Frerichs Adeline Penning

New Year's Resolution for Tribune Readers in 1939

A New Year's message urges Tribune subscribers in arrears to visit the office when in town. The note emphasizes settling outstanding accounts as a community prompt.

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Rarner Unty Immary Ting Manuers Endl Ofure Buffalo Mr. Specht A, M Harvey Gilbert D. T. Stindt Jerome Johnson John Knudsen Johnson Orville Ewing Sanford Knudsen Lake Park G. L. Costigan Lawrence Marion Steinberg Alden Ben Steinberg Steinberg Clyde Steinberg C. A. Sparks Wilbur Sparks Graettinger Galen Comstock Orland Sparks Blue Earth Fred Braun Vike
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