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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
1
The reader cites a prior sports query noting three no hitters by Sandy Koufax Cy Young and others, then asks when the last major league season had no no hitters. The item frames a question from M. R. Elman and blends June Dairy Month notes with a past question about no hitters.
The University of Iowa Institute of Agricultural Medicine in Iowa City has a $135,000 U S Public Health Service contract for a first year study on pesticides. The project seeks links between long term pesticide exposure and chronic disease and will focus on Johnson County and surrounding areas.
Marine recruits Marion J. Jansen and Mark G. Smith, sons of Iowa families, graduated from eight weeks of intensified recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. They will spend four weeks in combat training and four weeks of specialist training before joining a permanent unit.
A poem extols June as a time of renewal after winter. It links fresh fields and harvests to milk as a wholesome, nearly perfect food available in fluid, churned, or frozen forms. The piece urges the drinking public to choose Wilk’s worth the asking for.
Murray said at the end of an 11 month period that sales use and inheritance taxes surpassed the comptroller's year estimate. He noted the May 31 tax report shows sufficient funds to cover six months of withholding tax cancellation as directed by Governor Hughes's budget message.
Clinton Berryhill son of Mr and Mrs A W Berryhill earned a medical degree at State University and will intern at St Luke s Hospital in Duluth Minn Mer Larry Thompson reported 275 enjoying the new swim pool at Buffalo Center Lt Col Rollin Steinmetz son of Dr Trade Steinmetz graduated from the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth Kansas on June 15 1956.
Coach Odell Forslund and companions fished 75 miles north into Canada and netted 35 lake trout weighing 5 and 6 pounds in two hours. The item also notes Iowa State College awarding 452 veterinary degrees and the North Iowa Band Festival origin in Mason City in 1936 with a full day of concerts, parade, floats, and a stadium performance by professional musicians from New York.
Four shop owners announce barber price changes effective June 17 1926. Shaves 15 cents hair cuts 50 cents louies 25 cents. Working hours 8 am to 6 pm daily and 8 am to 11 pm Wednesdays and Saturdays. Names listed: S C Claassen Johnson Bros Peter Hermansen B D Sterling Essex.
A compact recap of items including births prices and family movements. A baby girl born to Dr and Mrs I F Thompson weighing 12 pounds announced Sunday morning. Local ads list grocery specials including potatoes and corn. Families Thomp son and Thompson address moves to South Paul Minn and visit relatives in Gaylord and St Paul with grandchildren remaining for several days.
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