23 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
1
This piece urges guarding the mind against pessimism and negative influences. It cites Edison and Woolworth as examples who ignored naysayers and built success through willpower and positive thinking. It emphasizes a wall of immunity against discouragement and choosing constructive mentors. It ends by urging focus on optimism.
Forest City Indians, ranked No 1 in 2A, shattered the North Iowa Conference scoring mark by defeating Britt Hagles 112 59 in a makeup game at Britt. Dave Schaefer 23, Kent Hagelin 22, Rick Mason 15, Bill Gahan 14 led the scorers as coach Bob Hilmer's starters played limited minutes. The report notes prior UNC and Bisonette records, and lists key players and historic scoring feats across Buffalo Center and area teams.
The 6th Iowa General Assembly begins with organizational matters. Democrats hold 26 of 24 in the Senate and 60 to 40 margin in the House. It marks only the third time Democrats control the legislature while Republicans hold all executive offices. A 1959 GOP Senate and Democrat Edward McManus as Lieutenant Governor is noted.
In a power reshuffle Democrats formalized a four member steering panel including Kinley Doderer Priebe and Van Gilst to control committee assignments and conference selections. Governor Ray unveiled a 25 point agenda emphasizing housing, tax reform, and state planning ahead of a budget speech. Official election canvass confirms Ray re elected with 534517 votes to 377553 for Schaben. American party candidate Scott had 8323.
The Town Council minutes and expenditures report, filed under law 50124, is presented for perusal. The January 15 1978 regular meeting complied with legal notice, with Mayor Leibrand and Councilmembers Ferrow Fisk Hogard Sapp and Vera present. The Rural Fire Trustees meeting was rescheduled for February 1 1978 at 1 30 p m. The annual library financial report was reviewed and a $1000 allocation for the first half of 1975 approved, then adjournment followed by Ferrow and Vera.
A fragmented column links St Pauls four kinds of man to a political scene in Des Moines. It notes the natural man, the newborn babe in Christ, the carnal Christian, and the spiritual Christian, urging growth in grace and knowledge. The piece also mentions Nell receiving 479,117 votes, Miller with 393,445, and Glade with 7,078, as Gov Ray speaks of bipartisan cooperation and free enterprise.
Tribune Files from Thursday January 28 1968 note local business changes births and anniversaries. Lir Von Kuchenreuther sold his grocery store to Ted and Mrs Vera of Algona after 33 years in business. First 1965 baby girl born January 20 to Al and wife Heitland. Raymond White bought Floyd Larson Tavern and took possession January 25 after five years at a Belmond gas station. Christ Hogard travels to Denmark to visit his 87 year old mother and large family. Also notes fox hunting result, a misdated War Depart report, and 1935 governor remarks on government spending. 40 Years Ago item mentions 1935 Assembly and registrar issues. 1925 items include John Gillis selling Commercial Hotel and oats, corn grinding prices, and baptism dinner.
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