Bisons Rally To Sweep Local Baseball Weekend
Buffalo Center remains undefeated after a 12 to 2 win over Winnebago and a 12 to 4 victory against Blue Earth. Gerdes led a strong hitting effort with key singles and a home run, while solid defense kept opponents from crossing. Next, Buffalo Center travels to Bricelyn on July 9 for a rematch after beating them recently.
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Bisons
Buffalo Center
Buffalo
Tocal
Gerdes
Runess
Psa
Bison
Winnebago
Blue Earth
Ilobration
Innebago
Minnesota
Bricelyn
Bug' Fenter
Agnifek
Woar Plates Yellow on Blue Car Plates
Fragmented OCR notes describe Woar plates yellow on blue with JIS 1084 car plate details and discussion of plate placement in 1988. It references county numbers, farm relief programs, cooperatives, and the role of farmers in sustaining community efforts.
Counterfeit ten dollar bills flood North Iowa warning
Winnebago officials issue a warning to merchants as counterfeit ten dollar bills circulate eastward across the region. The notes imitate genuine bills with Midland National Bank and Trust Co. markings, a Hamilton portrait, and cloth textured paper. color differences and serial number 9408 aid detection. Secret Service urges immediate reporting of any suspicious currency to authorities.
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Estherville
Whitebigé County
United States
Tredeuty
Department of Dududd Ahbn
Midland National Bank
Trust Go
Mexander Hamiltin
Winnebago
Secret Service
Wedding and Auction Notes From Poketown Gazette
The editor printed wedding news and a sale notice with a farm auction featuring William Stith and Miss Lucy Anderson. The scene included a rose cluster, two white knives, farm implements, about 70 guests, two cows, six mules, and a bob sled. Reverend Jackson officiated, with hay rope and bridal plans, as the couple left for a future home after ten months, promising to respond to interested parties.
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Poketown
Willam Stith
Lucy Anderson
Jackson
Traffic safety rules and public notices warning text
A fragmented OCR style list warns drivers to watch speed, check tires, signal, obey signals and stop properly at stops, city boulevards, and railroad crossings. It stresses pedestrian safety, careful braking, and keeping headlights maintained, with stray quotes and garbled names interspersed.
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G. Wateh
Bevon
Extraordinary late Congress reshaped power and policy
The late Congress, praised for obedience to the President, enacted broad measures. It expanded currency control, federal railroads restructuring, Tennessee Valley development, Civilian Conservation Corps, and a sweeping public works program. It authorized regulation of credit, limits on gold hoarding, beer revision, and unprecedented industry control, amid concerns for small businesses and labor.
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Congress
Powerg
Tennessee Valley
Conservation Corps
National Forests
Federal Reserve System
State official Murray honored by locals at cap city hospital
Reported by relatives and friends, the secretary of agriculture and our own Mr. Murray is occupying temporary quarters at a Cap City hospital. He is praised for his work and many extend hearty congratulations.
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Murray
Otis
Capid ‘City
Bethlereem South Church Notice
Ian H L Benson is pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes every Sunday at 10:00. Bake sale next Saturday afternoon at Penrite’s store. Church league next Sunday even at 2 o’clock. Services Sunday July 16 at 11:00.
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Lvery
Fternoon
Penrites
Xuther
Congregational Church Plans Meeting and Sunday Services
The Congregational Church invites all members and friends to a Thursday meeting on July 6 to discuss church welfare. Lillian Kelchet leads the gathering. SundaySchool starts at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Mr Bonnet Brubns will lead the morning service and Mr Paulsen of Wesley Town leads the 7:15 p.m. evening service. Everyone is invited. Lester Drake, clerk.
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Cbionehvare
Antida
Lillian
Kelchet
Clare Bond
Mitnofery
Bonnet Brubns
Paulsen
Wesley
Whursday
Lester Drake
Drought Ended by Two Heavy Rains in Rural District
A severe electrical storm Saturday brought heavy rains easing drought fears. Farmer Albert Doden was struck by lightning, burned on the arm, and suffered a scalp wound but survived. Neighbor Jake Lee conveyed him to hospital. Doden later returned home. Wind damaged coops and poultry losses were reported as rain postponed a charity sale amid renewed activity in the community.
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Albert
Doden
Doderi
Jake Lee
Eye Diet Linked To Trouble With Sight, Study Claims
Eye problems may stem from diet, according to years of Yale research led by Dr. Arthur Yudkin. Vitamin A stored in the retina affects vision, and deficiency can be helped by increasing vitamin intake from milk and lean meats. Cataracts and nightly blindness may arise from disrupted body processes that impair lens heat production and food usage. artificial cataracts have been produced in animals on vitamin G deficient diets.
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Arthur “M. YudEin
Yale University
New Haven
Yudkin
M E Church Notes and Sunday Updates
Albert A Howe writes church notes urging attendance at Thursday Ladies Aid at the Marshall Shonpech home and Sunday service at 8 p.m with a sermon theme Buffalo Center's Best. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m with teachers on time and a call for all to help spread God’s word and love Jesus.
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Jesus
Church Picnics Highlight Independence Day Traditions
The Lutheran Church and Sunday School held their annual picnic on the Joe Larson farm west of the city, with four participants noted. On July 4, the Baptist congregation marked its own annual church service in Henry Bronkewe’s grove, featuring entertainment and plenty of food, reflecting diverse community celebrations.
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The
Lutheran Church and
Joe Larson
Chicago
Connecion
Henry Bronkewe
Is It True Lake Mills Graphic Reflection on Kindness and Conflict
The Lake Mills Graphic ponders how affection grows from kind acts yet hate can arise toward someone you've harmed, inviting readers to reflect on personal growth and moral feelings.
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Lake Mills
Rocky Mountain Fever Reported in Iowa
Two cases of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, new to Iowa, have occurred in the state. The disease shows fever, chills, headache, body pains, prostration, and nervous system irritation. The wood tick spreads the infection. prevention calls for inspecting clothing and body for ticks, especially for workers near timber with careful removal to avoid exposure.
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Rocky Mountain
Iowa
Atlantic Coast
Adon
Post Meets Friday Night At Winnebago Post No 2
Members of Winnebago Post No 2 urged to attend regular Friday evening meeting at the post rooms. Local post to host county posts at a county meeting later this month. Oscar Johnson, Commander. Attendees at the 8th District meeting in West Bend last Thursday include Nelmer Matson H B Winter and G A Carman. James J Dolliver of Fort Dodge elected 8th district commander. Vic Stueland elected vice commander. Father Mason re elected district chaplain. Speakers included F C Gilchrist Leo Custer B B Cronk Wm Bar Hall Frank Miles R J Laird Ray Murray. Fronk and Doster candidates for department commander of Iowa.
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Winnebago
la County
Oscar ‘Johnson
Oscar, Johnson
Nelmer Matson
H. B. Winter
G. A. Carman
West Bend
James J. ‘Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Glen Gray
Rockwell City
American Legion
Vic Stueland
Forest City
Father Mason
Ayrehire
F. C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Congress
Leo Custer
Cedar ‘Rapids
Eanism
B. B."cronk
Montour
Bar Hall
Mason
Hospital Notes On Tillian Quamme’s Major Operation
Tillian Quamme 18 year old daughter of a local family underwent a major operation this past Saturday. Details remain sparse but the procedure was substantial, with post operative status likely to influence her recovery timeline in the coming days.
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Tillian “Quamme
Daugh
Tex
Trom
Quiet Fourth Celebrations Across Nearby Towns
A brief report notes that while some towns and lakeside areas kept the Fourth quiet, many residents still marked Independence Day at home or in nearby communities with quiet celebrations and family gatherings.
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Tuly
Amenied
Othets
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Basie Velple
Fiat
Cooperath
Thomas
Dave A. Meyer
Bethlerem South
Ian HL. Benson
Congregational Church
Drouth
Albert Doden
M. E
Albert A. Howe
Owa
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