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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
Cooling tanks are praised as essential in improving cream quality as they rapidly cool cream, suppress bacteria growth, and extend shelf life. Farmers adopting tanks report delivering superior cream to creameries, with modest costs and strong results. Buffalo Center Creamery Co.
A string of local visits is recorded: Mr and Mrs August Nerdig and son toured the Geo near Keister Sunday afternoon. Mrs J Johnson and three daughters from North Dakota visited relatives around Rake and Bricelyn. Mr and Mrs Nelson and family near Keister and Mr Hushaw called on Clint Stowe Sunday. Geo Sickels from Des Moinesvisited his son H G Sickels. Mr and Mrs B G Sickels visited friends in Forest City Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kahl from Lakota called on G Grantow Sunday. The Ellis Sunshine Class enjoyed a party at Elwood Friday evening with lunch. Mr and Mrs F Beaver and daughter visited friends in Lake Mills Sunday afternoon. H Sabin near Rake and Mrs Ed Matson from Charles City visited C Tollingon Thursday. Mr and Mrs Michelson and family and Viola Sickels were entertained for dinner at G Grangow.
News from twenty years ago notes the birth of a baby girl named Fred Kyenz to the Jurgens family on a Saturday morning. The item also follows local residents' travels, harvests, and community events across Dysart and nearby towns with brief mentions of travel for work, farm sales, a large corn harvest, and social dances at the opera house.
In a Springfield Republican vignette, a poor blind man bristles at paying for an ear exam. The country doctor refuses half price for one ear, insisting no discount today, then treats the afflicted ear while the old man departs feebly.
Report describes rare avalanche avert events in Jura near Neuchatel where concrete supports saved Areuse valley and a torrent power source. Mentions Britain’s Troedrhiwfuweh peak causing water mains breaks in Rhymney valley and structural damage from shifting hills near Oaker hill and Mole near Dorkin in 1025.
The article describes long distance movements by animals including tigers of China and Manchuria covering 60 to 70 miles in a night and 10,000 mile journeys in a season. Seals from Alaska breed then reach Antarctic shores, and vast armies of lemmings trek across Arctic coasts from Lapland to northeast Libetadbmo.
California’s borax industry grew from early playa deposits to the Colemanite ore discovered near Tuscan Springs in Tehama County in 1956. Since then California has produced the largest share of the world’s borax, with Colemanite remains dominant for four decades.
A writer argues that severe cold can impair memory and judgment, suggesting a “legitimate plea” for criminal responsibility. A woman accused of stealing a ring is described as suffering from a “cald” and unable to distinguish her own property from others.
A noisy crowd describes an incident where an elderly elevator operator in a public building paused at the top floor of the post office, then handed a speeding ticket to a passenger. The event, witnessed by a Detroit citizen, highlights concerns about local transit workers and public accountability.
Miss Fikhner McMillin of Ames High School tops the state entries and places third in the central district of thirteen states. Her story What Kind of Meat Should She Buy won with judging by experts from Iowa State College and women’s home economics groups. Prizes included scholarships and cash as more than 18,500 girls competed nationwide.
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