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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

5

Farm Bureau notes from County meeting in 1924

A fragmented report describes a county farm bureau meeting in Fayette County with remarks on agricultural leadership, the federation, and the role of local farmers. It highlights a broad interest in county representation and the potential impact of youth and girls in farm activities. The piece references leaders, elections, and regional cooperation in Kansas and nearby areas.

Clyde Payette Agent County Lng At of Directors Meredith Fatto Pier Preald Desnis Kansas York East Omnis Fayette County Nice Lows Wreau Sikesmen Hese

Popular Young Couple Wed New Year's Day in Buffalo Center

Miss Goldie Louise Steele and Mr. Lauren Thompson, both of Buffalo Center, united in marriage at noon on New Year’s Day at the M. B. Parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wm. Bigge with Miss Hazel Steele and George Steinberg as attendants. The couple, well liked locally, will reside with the groom’s parents for now.

Goldie Louise Steele Lauren Thompson Buffalo Center M. B Hazel Steele George Steinberg Wm. Bigge Beat Thompson Rollie Steele Alden Iowa Mrs. Thompson

Auxiliary entertains Legion at city hall watch party

The Whinebage Post No. 21 Ladies Auxiliary hosted an old fashioned watch party at city hall last week. A large crowd enjoyed progressive 500, dancing and games with Hileen Woodreck winning a candy box for champion 500 and Red Weaver taking a Jollypop for the least games. Firearm salute to greet the New Year accompanied revelry that lasted into early morning hours.

Whinebage Post No. 21 Hileen ‘Woodreck Legion Army

City Council Proceedings December 2 1924 Meeting Notes

Mayor Peterson chaired the December 2 1924 council session with all members present. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved. bills paid included water supplies 8.00 siren freight 2.52 well pipe 11.62 and other items. A committee of Halvorson Cline and Himan was appointed to oversee the city well. the marshal position was declared vacant and Otto Kramer hired as Night Watch at 85 cents per hour to oversee City Hall waterworks and related tasks. December 16 session opened but no members attended and adjourned.

Peterson Skutlemoise Dolmage Koppen J. H. Helgeson Olson & Schieffer Tribune Printing Holcomb Coal Geo. M. Bechtel & Co the White Phillips” Co J. B. McCook Midwesty Lumber Co R. Kramer Sparks Halvorson Cline Himan Otto Kramer

Folberts Tire Service Holiday Mail Rush

Folberts Sloper Service Station advertises 5 percent off tires and earlier stock items like Twin Spark Plugs and tire patches. The piece notes a postal holiday rush with 2.6 million letters mailed in the preceding 10 days and a peak single day mail volume, while staff levels included 800 workers in total.

Folkerts I& Sunpd

Mrs Skutle Remembered For Long Life Of Faith

After months of illness Mrs Martha Skutle died Christmas morning at 85 years 4 months 24 days. Born July 31 1889 in Vos Norway she came to America in 1850 and married Ole Skutle in 1860. Survived by husband and six children with funeral at Salem Lutheran church and burial three miles from At An gar in the old family lot.

Skutle Slitle Martha Skutle Vos Norway Mra Mikkel A. Lee America Spring Prairie Wis Ole 0. Skutle M. C. Skittle Biel Buffalo’ Center Michael Skitle Albert Lea David Bkcutle Forest ‘Cuy Oscar Skutie North Dakota Miss Mille Salem Lutheran Church Sletten At. Ansgar St. Anagar

School Notes Highlight Fall Activities And Events

The Glee Clubs will start operetta work once books arrive, with Miss Cherry Blossom chosen. Vaccination reduces physical training intensity, seniors display rings, and upcoming Friday night basketball vs. Himore. Senior English papers study modern authors including Hamlin Garland and Ruth Suckow. Junior Normal Training writes on Child Labor Immigration Panama Canal and inventions. Freshman cooking class served doughnuts and coffee. A Guthrie county case about Malonee and McDonald involves Bayard bankers and bank competition.

Iowa Hamlin Garland Ruth Suckow Panama

Trade Extension Savings at Buffalo Center Stores

Buffalo Center merchants advertise a trade extension event starting Saturday January 17 offering cut prices on groceries and general merchandise. Shoppers urged to act now to save money, with first come first served bargains to stock up while stocks last.

Buffalo Center

Community Club Notes Regular Meeting Upcoming

The weekly note from the Community Club announces a Tuesday evening meeting on January 20 to elect officers and collect dues. Librarian Mrs Sparks and Mrs Siba host. The State Library sent about one hundred books this week for all ages to borrow during the remaining winter months. Some items are overdue and will be returned soon. a few patrons on tag due may face parental notices unless paid. Overall patrons are cooperative and prompt in using the public library.

Shhad Sparks Siaba Ofie State Library

Bargains at Midwest sale feature wall board and lumber

A sale at Buffalo Center and nearby farms offers discounted wall board 100 square feet and pine dropsiding 100 square feet with prices around 4 dollars. Items include 16 foot ladders, steel posts, gates, Mellotone paints, stanchions, joists, sheathing, and rough lumber. Reports note receipts exceeding expected, with high prices for cows, horses, hay, and corn.

Buffalo Center Lr. Co J. J. Kopp

Death of John Henry Honken at age 12 near town

John Henry Honken died Sunday noon at home three miles east and four miles north of town. Born November 8, 1913, he had been an invalid since birth and suffered epileptic fits and dropsy. Survived by his mother, sister, three brothers and one sister, he was laid to rest Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Graceland Cemetery after Congregational church services led by Rev. A Russell. The family receives sincere sympathy.

John Henry John Honken Congregational Church A. Russell Graceland Cemetery

Congregational Church Sunday Services and Radio Messages

Church service times listed for Congregational and Bethlehem Lutheran churches with morning and evening prayers. Radiogram verses offer daily moral guidance. Includes Sunday School election notes and officer names, plus Lutheran Young People convention details in Witherville Iowa January 16 18 with Prof A B Anderson and Rev S A Berges. Garland pastor notes.

Bethlehem Lute Cirentz Young Peoples Luthor Lesgue Witherville Iowa Berges A. B. Anderson Lutheran Bible St.Paul Armin Garland Pastor

American Legion News January meeting report

The American Legion News covers the January 1 meeting led by Commander Bronleewe with members Butterfield Claassen Lee Murray Matutin Woodcock Walton Al Bohl Hum Iden. The minutes note tabled bills, committee reports on a play production, a supper plan, and a lunch served at February meeting. Dues receipts and expenditures for December 1924 are listed, with fifty now paid and twenty-seven delinquent.

Bronleewe Butterfield Claassen Lee Murray Matutin Woodcock Walton al Bohl Hum Iden Bill Wad A. Cone Bean Pyster Gilbert Lien Lloyd Robinson Fred Weutendert Belford Johnston Blyiny Johnson Lowsor ‘Bronleewe Henry Winter

Notice to Oak Owners Over Sled Riders

Mayor orders oak owners to be responsible for accidents involving children hauled on sleds behind their car. In a Fifth District update Congressman Cole notes appropriations for Indian agencies, with Sac and Fox recognition mentioned.

Cole Tama Interior Department Etsthera

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