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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
4
The Nile hosts nearly 300 catfish species with many allied to the carp and some reaching four to six feet. Electric catfish deliver shocks, while the tiger fish is a voracious hunter with strong jaws and sharp teeth capable of biting through heavy wire and stealing bait.
The article notes that bowing is a universal sign of respect used worldwide among Greeks Americans and English alike. It contrasts greetings across cultures with phrases such as Hello How are you and How do you do and cites Turkish Persian French Dutch Swedish and Spanish variants. The piece emphasizes bowing as a common courteous custom in many nations.
A government highway at 11000 feet on Trail Ridge connects Estes Park and Grandview, possibly North America’s highest continuous road. It spans about 10 miles above timberline near 13000 feet, offering dramatic vistas and a broad grade that eases travel even in storms, linking Atlantic and Pacific watershed walks as a modern wonder.
Babylon’s history ends with inhabitants moved to Seleucia in 2758 B C though sacrifices persisted a century later. Xerxes razed walls never rebuilt. Began about 3000 B C after Euphrates shifted, Kish refugees founded Babylon by water. Sennacherib destroyed it in 699 B C, later rebuilt by Nebuchadnezzar and Nebuchadnezzar II. Babylon was world’s chief city under those kings.
The piece notes Indian cents minted from 1858 to 1909, with rare nickel or aluminum examples in premium ranges yet not circulating. Lincoln cents began in 1909, some bearing Brenner’s initials briefly. later coins show S or D mint marks. The 1922 cent stands out as the rarest modern issue, with just over 90,000 minted and commanding premium value.
A pet fancier argues that training crows to talk is cruel and unnecessary, noting an old belief about crow speech. He states crows can be taught to imitate speech like parrots but require far more time and patience and are less apt pupils.
Lutheran youths from town districts gather for a three day convention in Ames June 22 to 23 hosted by Bethesda Luther Lengre The theme Crusaders With Christ centers four divisions Evangelism of Prayer and of Support The opening sermon June 22 by Rev J F Sebeie of Jolee Other speakers include Miss Fern Sigmond Raymond Olson Prof Osear CG and Dr N M Aker The Choral Union Concert Sunday June 24 features over a thousand singers at State College gymnasium Yorgeson of Lake Mills presides urging all Lutheran churches to send delegates.
The sheriff announces a public auction of the real estate of T A Wagner and others in Winnebago County Iowa to satisfy a debt of thirty seven thousand one hundred eighteen and sixty four one hundredths dollars plus interest and costs. The property lies in section nineteen township ninety nine north range twenty six west and includes 354 acres with railroad right of way exception. The sale is set for May 10 1084 at Forest City court house from 9 am to 4 pm with cash to highest bidder and subject to redemption.
Melvin Olson home in Rake hosted a Monday gathering with Mr and Mrs A B Olson and Don Fite of Bricelyn. Bertha and Bonnie Beaver attended Greene Sunday for the baptism of Prisy Low and Peggy Ann War. Sickels family members traveled to Missouri Friday for a brother in law's funeral and returned Monday. A large crowd joined a Liberty church shower in Rake Monday evening for Miss Neema Berhow who will wed soon.
Elliott James performs a liquid air stunt at 312 degrees below zero during the free Science theater act at the Chicago World’s Fair. The demonstration draws curious visitors and showcases science tricks in the exposition’s program.
Local lumber yard advertises fence materials from posts to staples and wire, plus paint, lawn furniture, trellises, porch screening, and outdoor living gear. Highlights include barbed wire, woven wire, Lowe Bros paints, shingles, roofing, varnish, and barn paints with prices and customer names noted for recent material purchases.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Faith Lutheran Church Walters Minnesota for Peter Muttkoos formerly of puis community after a cancer battle since November. He is survived by his wife a mother and 14 children. Burial followed at Walters cemetery. A social to benefit Wis Point 8.8 will be held at the Juck Geitten home Friday evening. Several local residents attended the service and visited at various homes afterward.
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