Jail sentences set in three drunkenness cases at term court
At the term court the three cases charging illegal possession of intoxicating liquor led to guilty pleas. Each defendant received a $300 fine with jail time in default, and was remanded to county jail to serve the term, with release set for the 28th. A divorce decree and alimony arrangements were also noted, with settlements finalized and no further contest. A large crowd attended funeral rites for John Tammen, a long-time resident, whose obituary recounts his life, marriage, and community standing.
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John Tramwell
Over Yous Tn
Ietty
Reformed Church
Tununen
Tumen
Gery
America
Clara Stratman
H Tamien
Will Jong
Nim
Missionary Meeting Draws Large Friday Crowd
A missionary gathering attracted a large crowd Friday afternoon at the church. Guest speaker Margaret Lang, a returned missionary from Africa, spoke on the Aid Their Customs and described her eight years on the mission field. Her remarks encouraged local missions to continue supporting church work here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox M
Neil
Margaret Lang
Missrom Afpica
Re Rov
A. Tang Wesident
Tane
County Checker and Cribbage Tournament Announced
Lake Mills hosts a county checker and cribbage tournament on February 14 open to Winnebago county residents with a 20 entry fee and cash prizes. Entries accepted until 7 36 p m with events starting at 7 46 for checker and 6 00 for cribbage. players supply their own equipment. First and second place advance to state championships in Des Moines.
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Lake Mills
Winnebago County
DeVere Hirt
Forest City
Ben Storley
Scarville
Swenson and Terley
Jack J. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Take Mills
Sharp
Des Moltes
Britt 28 Buffalo Center 20 sparks North Iowa clash win
Britt defeated Buffalo Center 28 to 20 to stay tied with Clear Lake atop the North Iowa conference. Britt and Clear Lake share first place after Clear Lake toppled Forest City on Wednesday. Britt travels to Belmond Friday to face the Broncos.
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Britt
Buffalo Center
North Iowa
Clear Lake
Vorest City Souad
Qolear Lake
Belmond
Feeding Horses on Limited Forage and Supplements
Iowa State College animal husbandry expert A B Caine advises that corn fodder, stalks or straw are inadequate for idle horses without legume roughage. Lib eral feeding matures colts faster. fat sale horses fetch better prices. A mix of roughage with small grains and minerals can substitute hay, while shredding fodder and soybean hay offer protein options.
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Iowa State College
A.B. Caine
Caine
W W C T U to Meet at Mitchell Home
The W C T U will hold an all day meeting on Tuesday February 12 at the Bennett Mitchell home. Program includes prayers and devotions, piano solos, readings about Frances Willard, educational talks on the Capper Bill and Iowa actions, duets and group singing. A pot luck supper will be served. all are invited.
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W. C. TU
Bennett Mitchell
Ganger
Ida Johnston
Schutter
Shortenhaus
Frances Willard
Mary Andrews
H. Thompson
Tilner
Gauger
Yahnke
Iowa
BM. Bond
F. Bruhns
A (Murray
Annie Whittonmyer
Jensen
Murmy
Yalnke
Limited Sweet Corn Seed Offered by Iowa State College
The Vegetable Crops Subsection at Iowa State College reports scarce sweet corn seed for this year due to shortages. A small quantity remains of two Golden Bantam hybrids and one Hyengreel hybrid, each limited to one pound per person. Prices are 20 cents per half pound or 35 cents per pound. The Golden Bantam hybrids yield 10 to 50 percent more than the parent. Evergreen hybrids promise 10 to 20 percent higher yield with similar quality. Orders go directly to the Vegetable Crops Subsection at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Winndlago Post 21 Plans Big Night Meetings
Winndlago Post No 21 calls a regular session this evening to plan the 15th Annual Dads Night and 8th Spanish War Night set for February 22. Commander Otto Schmidt urges maximum attendance to organize the jam boree. Also notes of visitors Ray Murray Everett Letcher and Jerry Schoon.
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Winndlago Post No. 21
Literary Circle Hosts Two Interesting Meetings
The Literary Circle met at Mrs. Berthe Smith's home on January 21 to hear Mrs. Sinba read about Chinese Arts and Mrs. Miller discuss The Appreciation of Art. Miss Rupperich played piano selections and tea was served. On February 4 Mrs. Melvina Snell hosted with Toll Call cartoons, Mrs. Christopherson on Greek and Roman Art, and Mrs. Velma Wessels on Early Christian, Byzantine and Gothic art. guests Mrs. Kreng and Mrs. Alice Svhrody attended.
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Berthe Smith
Calliag International News
Slnba
Then Miller
Rupperich
Lelma Wessels
Mes. Kreng
Alice Svhrody
Gjellefald Construction Wins Waverly Job Bid
Gjellefald Construction Co of Forest City won the Waverly sewer work and disposal plant project. Their bid of 19 957 dollars covered all connections and manholes plus river crossings. A basket social and rock excavation event were noted with local notices of timing and attendees.
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Gjellefald Construction Company
Forest City
Waverly
Warday
Grant No
Buffalo Center
PWA
Mules Publican
Thas Dolores Don
Kets
Nolly
Card of thanks from the Tammen Stratman family
The family of Mrs John Tammen and Fred Stratman extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings following their loss.
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John ‘Tammen
Fred Stratman
In Memoriam from February 6 1035
A fragmented memorial note recalls y. P. Demuth who has left his labors and blessing memory. Friends wish solace as remembrance lingers with fond memories and a sense of farewell. The passage mentions a summons and a return, but details are unclear.
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Y. P. Demuth
Making Income Tax Reports Popularizes Record Keeping
Town farmers will keep complete farm records in 1985, say county agents and state leaders at Iowa State College. Extension speakers outline farm records, books, and methods. local meetings will pass on the info. Last year 20 000 regular Iowa farm record books and 165 000 AAA record books were distributed to farmers.
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Iowa State College
Extension Farm Management
Iowa
Extension Service
Amore
Belateve
Second payment corn hog checks issued in two townships
Second payment checks for 65 corn hog contracts arrived and were distributed by Treasurer George Thomas from 10 to 12 at Warmers Trust and Savings Bank in Buffalo and King townships and from the Thompson Corn Hog office 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday February 6.
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Buffalo
King
George Thomas
Warmers
Benefit Bridge Party for Public Library Successful
A Tuesday evening benefit bridge event at city hall drew ninety attendees for the public library. Eighteen bridge tables ran, with prizes to Swea City guests and locals. Dr. Sowers and Dr. Pestier won men’s prizes, Mrs. Rollin and Dr. Mamie Peter took women’s top honors. Refreshments followed as the Woman's Community Club thanked supporters. Next meeting slated for February 39 with hostesses Galagan Capellan Rupprich. patriotic program planned by Beyer McDonell Sparks.
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Qglub
Swea City
C. B. Rollin
Mamie Peter
Sowers
C. Ir. Pestier
Galagan
Capellan
Rupprich
Beyer
McDonell
Sparks
Feeder Pig Purchases Relaxed under 1985 Corn Hog Pact
Changes remove limits on feeder pig buys under Section 6 of the 1985 Corn Hog contract enabling buyers who exceeded feeder pig base since December 1 to sign the contract. Breeding stock may be purchased as feeders, with required records kept by signers. Township meetings set for February to elect committeemen, with county board to meet February 11 to elect officers and allocate committees.
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County Control
Mt. Valley
Home Management Course Teaches Sanitation and Safety
The Buffalo township Home Management Course held its third lesson on Home Sanitation and Safety at Mrs. Louis Schaefer’s home on Tuesday January 29 with 40 attendees. Miss Macumber led the session for the YDA outlining bacteria, cleanliness, and dangerous habits noting home accident fatalities rival auto incidents. The next lesson on Laundry and Methods and Equipment is scheduled March 18 at Mrs. C Lohrbach’s home.
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Buffalo Ownship
Louis Schaefer
Macumber
C. Lohrbach
Catch Fish With Hands In Estherville Stream
Fishermen in Estherville report fish crowding around holes chopped into a stream running through town and can be captured with bare hands. Lack of oxygen in the water is believed to be the cause.
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Estherville
Hospital News Briefs From Minnesota and Stevens County
Mrs Clement Granier of Prost Minnesota was dismissed Friday February 1 after a major operation. Harriet Sloper was admitted Monday night for a major operation. Mr and Mrs R Hayward of Stevens are parents of a baby girl born Wednesday evening.
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Clement Granier
Prost
Minnesota
Harriet Sloper
R. ©. Hayward
Stevens
Patrons and Stockholders Attend Creamery Meeting
A large crowd of Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery patrons and farmers attended the annual meeting and luncheon yesterday. The event featured a noon luncheon catered by Mag Theo Fisher and a later business session. It was the largest attendance in the creamery’s history, with financial results summarized in this issue and further officer details promised next week.
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Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery
Creamery Company
Mag. Theo
Fisher
the Tribune
Seed Oats Scams Warn Iowa Farmers From Racketeers
State College farm cropsmen report seed oats not adapted to Iowa are sold by bold salesmen. They push new varieties that are old, poorly suited, and high priced. Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station tests show adapted oats yield more per bushel, while un adapted stock underperforms.
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Iowa
State College
H.D. Hughes
Trope
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Hughes
Sheep taps on window to save rest of flock
In Elmore Minnesota a Morris O’Brien flock at Cohasse was attacked by dogs overnight. Ten sheep died, several were torn. One sheep tapped the window with its fore feet to alert its owner, who found the scene and saved others.
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Morris O'Brien
Cohasse
O'Brien
Elmore
Minn
Hye
Income Tax Aid at Hummers Trust & Savings Bank
P. A. Lonergan field auditor of the Iowa State Net Income Tax Division will be at the Hummers Trust and Savings Bank on Monday February 11 to assist residents wishing to file Iowa State Net Income Tax Returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Lonergan
Iowa State
Hummers, Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa
Recovery Slow After Stroke Strikes Peter Bravlek
Peter Bravlek has been in critical condition since suffering a stroke a week ago Monday night. He is making steady gains toward recovery and friends will be glad to know of his improvement.
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Peter Bravlek
Nate
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Osther Olson Hin Olson
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A. B. Looth
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Lakota
Viu House
Avoca
Mundehtdron
Beverly
Fred Tumwion
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Mire
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Broncos
the Immortal
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WW. C. T. U. Well
Mitchell Home
Frances ‘Willard
Post
Ray Murray
Minneapolis
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Webster City
Jerry Schoon
Gjellefald Construction CO
Basket
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