Xone Cassel Killed In Car Accident Near Korest City
Ione Cassel aged 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Cassel, died two hours after a car driven by Mae Lein overturned a mile northwest of Korest City. Lein, injured with a broken arm and severe bruises, was thrown clear. Cassel was pinned under the Ford. Death due to cerebral hemorrhage after extraction and medical care. Funeral plans set. Cassel was senior guard on the girls basketball team. The Cassels formerly lived in Thompson.
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Korest City
Ione Cassels
Fred Onasel
Mae Lein
Here
Miss iGassel
Ford
Miss Levi
Levi
Munior
Thompson
Qassels
Obituary: Wilhelm Fisher of Buffalo Center Dies at 78
Wilhelm Fisher longtime Buffalo Center resident died May 23 1922 at his daughter Mrs Fred Brass home due to heart trouble aged four score his wife and an infant son preceded him in death born in 1844 in Osfriesland Germany he married Annje VanHorn in 1868 nine children 39 grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren survive funeral Thursday Baptist church pastor Mindrup led service with burial at Grant Center Cemetery near Towa Falls
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Wilhelm Wisher
Buffalo Center
Fred Brass
Heart Troube
Fisher
Wilhelm Fisher
Qsrsfreisland
Germany
Annje Antina VanHorn
America
Pekin
Ill
Steamboat Rock
Childen
Baptist Church
Mindrup
Doty
Grant ‘Center
Towa Falls
Money Worries From Buying Before Payment
In Buffalo and nearby areas readers are urged to avoid purchasing on credit before funds exist. The article notes creditors pressing claims and the danger of unnecessary expenses. It advises saving cash before spending to prevent debt and future worry.
Buffalo Center Council Praised for Steady Work
Local coverage lauds the Buffalo Center city council led by Mayor Raddle for stable progress with few disputes. Mentions include street grading improvements and a milk ordinance. Also notes Columbus Junction women rebuilt Cedar River suspension bridge costing 4500 dollars as a notable local feat.
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Crittc
Httle
Buffalo Center City
Columbus Junction
Cedar River
Hat Town
Juneon
Boynton Seeks Relection in Winnebago County Iowa
A candidate, TOM BOYNTON, appeals to voters in Winnebago County Iowa. He references editorials in the Forest City Summit and a detailed explanation in the Winnebago Republican. He notes his farm background near Osage and 14 years in the county, affirming commitment to his current office and urging continued support.
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Forest City Summit
Winnebago Republican
Frctr
Osage
Fort City
Citiizen
Tom Boynton
Farm Bureau Picnic Program At Forest City June Sixteenth
Tentative program for the county Farm Bureau annual picnic in Forest City on June 16 includes a morning parade welcome by township floats band music and picnic dinner. Events feature baseball tug of war horse shoe pitching races and free for all 100 yard dash with heats planned for youths by weight class and residence with prize money for top finishers.
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County Farm Bureau
Forest City
K. H. Cunningham
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Lincoln
Buffalo
Grant
Eden
King and Linden
Logan—-Newton
Forest
Norway—Center
Mt. Valley
Winnebago County
Floral Hall
Fairgrounds
Spring It A Call To Bring Ideas To Life In Print
The passage urges citizens to share new ideas and have the courage to develop them. It warns against waiting for a perfect moment and notes the world will outpace any single effort. Every major achievement starts small, grows, and benefits many, if not kept bottled up.
Vacation Keeps Miss Woodcock Busy at Home
Miss Gleo Woodcock, on a week’s vacation from the Internal Revenue office in Mason City, returned home Saturday to spend the week at her residence east of town. A federal appeals court decision affirms that Yate Insurance’s $387,000 policy, held by Shelby farmer Harry John Jens as bankrupt, is exempt from seizure for creditors.
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Gleo Woodcock
Internal Revenue Office
Mason City
Town
United States Circuit ‘Court of Appells
Highth District
T. G. Munger
Lincoln
United States District Court
Fremont Benjamin
Council Bluffs
Harry John Jens
Jens
Fremont Henjawin
County Clinic Offers Free Health Examinations Friday
A county diagnostic health clinic will be held Friday June 9 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Forest City courthouse under the Winnebago County Medical Society and Public Health Association. Dr. J. H. Peck of Des Moines will examine, with Miss Crealman assisting, as part of Iowa Tuberculosis Association efforts. The event follows a similar clinic last year and aims to reach more residents for tuberculosis screening and health advice.
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Court House
Forest City
Winnebago County Medical Society
Public Health Association
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
J. H. Peck
Des Moines
Crealman
Board of Control
George Thomas Palmer
Miss Campbell
Red Cross
Auto crash near Thompson injures couple in calf clash
Ed, FPet rick and wife return from Aptington when their car strikes a calf crossing the road near Thompson. Mrs Veldick severely bruised, taken to the doctor. Mr Veldick less injured helps her. both survive. Other local notes include fishing trip reports and corn sugar production at Cedar Rapids plants.
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Fpetrick
Aptington
Thompson
Veldick
Penick & Ford
Cedar Rapids
Union
Canada
Iowa Doctor Near Death From Fairmont Moonshine
A Corwith professional man who procured a large supply of moonshine in Fairmont between 7 and 8 p m Sunday is hovering between life and death. He and a companion arrived at Hand's Park to fish, lodged there, then went to Fairmont for supper. The bootleg liquor was bought and delivered in Moonshine sne. The doctor collapsed after drinking from a flask early the next morning, revived briefly, and was taken home by auto. If the Corwith man dies, it would be another moonshine murder case for Martin County.
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Fairmont
Corwith
Hand's Park
Hand’s
Martin County
Mairmont
Car Goes Off Grade Near Raddle's Corner
A Saturday forenoon car crash near Raddle's corner injured Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lubbin and their granddaughter Frances Folkerts. The Ford sedan veered off a grade as Mr. Lubbin turned to address Mrs. Lubbin, with the child in back. Frances required twelve stitches for a deep hand gash. all are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lubbin
Frances Folkerts
Fred Yahnke
Raddle's Corner
Memorial Dax Observed by Local Patriotic Groups
A Memorial Day event was held last Tuesday under the American Legion with a parade assembling at Mid-West Lumber Co. yards at 10:30. The lineup included G A R member David Price, The Firing Squad, The American Legion, Buffalo Center Band, WWC U, Boy Scouts, Legion Auxiliary, and Flower Girls. The procession marched to the city park for a program featuring a band selection, invocation by Rev Henry Sehoon, and an address by County Attorney Tom Boynton introduced by Mayor Randle. Flowers were presented to Mr Price by Miss Mitgod Gilbert, followed by the Star Spangled Banner. Afterward, attendees visited veterans’ graves at the cemeteries where wreaths were placed and three volleys fired for the dead and unknown dead, with remarks by James Brown of Forest City.
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American Legion
Mid-West Lumber Co
Legion
David Price
Mr Price
Mitdgod Gilbert
Boy Scouts
Flower Girls
American Legion Honors and Local Memorials
The American Legion attended M E Church services in honor of Mgr Price with Representative Mayne of Emmetsburg delivering a brief address. A Dec Day band drum and procession shared duties with a generous bouquet of Sweet Peas for Brother Price. New grave markers were placed for Risvold, Wespestad, Hoyell, and Osland while Osland's funeral was led by the post.
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American Legion
M. E. Church
Mgr. Price
Mayne
Emmetsburg
Ed. Yahuke
Brother Price
M. E
Uncle Dave
Tony Glockner
Wisconsin
Decoration Day
Big Dra
Auxiliary
Selmer Risvold
Albert Wespestad
Clarence Hoyell
Silas Brayick
Delegates Nominated at Legion Hall Caucus for County Convention
Delegates T H Bravick Buggy R T De Vries J G Daum J M Ford J J Guyer O Halverson J D Lowe R Perdue FL J Raddle B E Sapp chosen for county convention. Primary will elect all eleven. voters must mark each name. Two sheriff candidates from Buffalo Center seek party nomination. both praised for clean campaigns.
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Legion Hall
T. H. Bravick
Buggy
R. T. de Vries
J. G. Daum
J. M. Ford
J. J.guyer
B. E. Sapp
Parsons
J. J. Hamilton
D. B. John ‘Ston
Buffalo Center
Wither
Capabe
Modern tramp class shifts with war veterans on the move
Davenport railroad officer says today’s American tramp differs from past generations. Average tramp age around 25, not a professional class. They are amateurish, lacking old-school manners, driven by wanderlust, seeking new climates and experiences, many likely war veterans unable to settle into routine town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Davenport
Monderm
Wiley
Commencement Week Highlights At Buffalo High
Commencement activities dominated the past week at Buffalo High with eighth grade readings songs and a trial scene from The Merchant of Venice. Rev Chandler delivered a moving Baccalaureate on Sunday on The Christian Conflict. Class day featured a group history and strong salutatory and valedictory. Graduation tonight at the Regent Theatre will crown one of the largest classes with Prof Swain of Iowa State Teachers College delivering The Honest Man.
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Chase
Regent Theatre
CG. G. Chandler
Chandler
Girl's Glee Club
Neil Garman
Mileen Woodcock
Mrosis
Pvrof
C. Swain
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Walls
Iowa
J. Hansen
J. W. Woodcock
Buffalo High
Corps of
Ors
Clear Lake
Miss Dew
Mr. Hansen
Hand's Park
Mr. Buss
Miss Orr
Miss Sunderlin
Speaker Hopeful Anderson Faces Red Question in Race
Candidate for Speaker Man J H Anderson seeks the speakership after election to the legislature from this county for the fourth time. His record on the red question is pivotal. Local railroad tensions rise as Illinois Central recruits 40 workers from the south near Cherokee provoking protests about white labor and living conditions. A Kansan weightlifting star, George W Nichols, joins Brundale Carnival Co in Kansas City. he reportedly weighs 612 pounds and stands 4 feet 6 inches tall with tailored shirts and specific measurements.
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J. H. Anderson
Anderson
Illinois Central Railway Company
Cherokee
Towa
Amos
George W. Nichols
Kansas City
Brundalhe Carnival Co
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WM. Fisher
Council
Farm Bureau
Tom Bamilton
Alex Wilson
Chas
Mahnke
Spirit Lake
Henry McCarthy
Amés
Gen
John ©. Fremont
United States
McCarthy
Great Agricultural College
Story
Conrad
Grundy County
Grant McPherrin
Washington
Senator Rawson
War Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Congress
Federal
Towa National Guard
Adit
Louis G. Lasher
Camp Knox
Camp Dodge
Charles Grilk
Davenwort
Wright County
Walt Lake
Gritk
Davis
Grilk
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