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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

5

Livestock Valuation and Levy Report From State Board

The document shows livestock valuation figures and levy determinations by the state board of education and Polk County assessors. It lists old and new values across multiple categories ending with a total assessed value of 1,008,977.06. The entry references Winnebago County and indicates annual valuations and taxes in dollars for livestock.

Gatter Skutle State Board Dea Moines Mio Tate Winne County

Weed Eradiation Demonstration In Ames

County Agent VM Carson announces weed control demonstrations focused on Canada thistle and other noxious weeds. Specialist A Houser will discuss control methods at Nelson Farm District No. 3 on Thursday June 25 at 9 30 AM and again at Valley Township Farm Bureau meeting that evening at 8 o clock. Attendees urged to learn tactics for weed eradication.

Canada Ames Will Nelson Farm District No. A John Wheeler Valley Township Howser Township Farm Bureau Landra Honase Cradl‘ti Atlas VM Carson

Contracts Set This Week for Graveling Projects

Local boards award contracts for road graveling and crushing on No. 9 between Monona and Buffalo Center to improve infrastructure. The item notes supervision praise and ongoing county building programs, referencing 1024 activity and the contribution of clothing clubs and community groups to support labor and loyalty.

Convention in Belden Berle district draws youths and ministers

The Thirteenth District Christian Endeavor union held its annual convention with delegates from Estherville Emmetsburg Algona Britt Buffalo Center Manly Forest City and other towns. A banquet at the Christian church featured speakers Rev H A Smith Rev Alec Russell and Rev Suckow. A pageant titled Christ in America was staged by Mason City youths while Rev Tom Fred Campbell spoke on The Challenge of Service. Heavy rain caused several city residents to be delayed.

G.B Buffito” Center Christian Church Christian Mndkavor Union Estherville Emmetsburg Algona Britt Garper Buffalo Center Manly Forest Guy H. A. Smit Mire Hearts of Mason City Alec, Russell Buffald Center Magon City America Tom Fred.” ‘Campbell Fairfield Statesfield Iowa Christian Endeavor Union

Doctor Devine Operated On

Community shocked by news that Dr. A J Devine was seriously ill and underwent an operation to remove inflamed appendix tissue believed scarred years earlier. Drs Wallace Clapsaddle and Cretzmeyer attended, with a predicted quick recovery and return to practice anticipated.

A. J. Devine Wallace Clapsaddie Bancroft Register

Towa stock market spurred by bovine TB eradication progress

Market talk from M G Thornburg cites demand from breeders as Iowa counties boast clean status. Illinois reports 48 percent reactor rate from 98 521 cattle tested in April, while Iowa shows 1 8 percent from 178 597 tested. Illinois plans heavy eradication funding and expects 100 000 cattle replacements in two years.

Towa M. G. Thornburg B. M. Davison Department of Agriculture Illinois Iowan Davison

CORN PROSPECTS GOOD DESPITE RECORD DRY SPRING

The Weather and Crop Bureau reports corn is 88 percent in good condition on June 1 amid a dry spring and late frosts in May. By May 15 planting was 75 percent complete, up from 61 percent last year, and June 1 completion reached 98 percent as heat and moisture boosted growth. Winter wheat damaged, hay crops down, and other grains affected. A separate note from Waverly Lutheran orphanage superintendent J. F. Dilges details 70 children under care, with 63 in the home and 7 away at work, including 41 boys and 26 girls.

Weather and Crop Bureau State Department of Agriculture Towa Waverly J. F.dilges

Notice for Sids and Basement Bid Opens July First

Notice announces Lincoln Township District No 6 Winnebago seeks bids for erection of a basement under the schoolhouse. Bids due July 1 at 1 PM with contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. Specs include basement 30 ft 4 in by 18 ft 4 in, 18 inches foundation, cement floor, brick walls, chimney height, four basement windows. Buffalo Center Secretary W. Bra uver dated June 1, 1626.

Lincoln Township Winnebago Ithe Wight Achimney Buffalo Canter Town

Community helps Corbin field cleanup after tragedy

In Corning Adama county R G Wessell says forty five teams with many men cleaned the J W Corbin seventy acre field in about two and a half hours. R W Corbin died of pneumonia leaving a wife and eight children. Kenneth, the eldest son, faces a heavy burden yet shows resolve. Neighbors pledge support as the community stands with the family through the struggle ahead.

R. G. Wessell Corning Adama County J. W. Corbin R. W. Corbin Kenneth Ike Young'manand

Miss Mabel Anderson Crowned Cedar Falls Beauty Queen

Lake Milla resident Miss Mabel Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Anderson was selected from 3444 students at Cedar Falls as one of the most beautiful girls. Photographs were sent to New York and Miss Anderson was reported to have won first place among Cedar Yatts entries.

Mabel Anderson B. A Anderson Lake Milla Cedar Falls Florengdiegfield New York Anderson Cedar Yatts

Midwest Lumber Co ad hints at local builds and sales

The notice lists Tony Pink and local contractors working on houses fences and outbuildings. It mentions wagonloads of lumber and priced coal deliveries, plus paint lines by Line Bros. and ads urging customer satisfaction. Also notes Frank Dagie running for G A R department commander and a Chicago Concourse pigeon race starting from Ames with a $2,000 purse.

Tony Pink Vern Julius David Grimes Henry Smith Ben Risius Uta Joe Risius W. F Leo Woodcock Kregstone Kregstone, Ley Derby Geor Livercn Miler Wu. Borlofen Grimes Town H. HB Shafer Abel Limberg Mr Limberg Harm Bucholtz Peter Frank Price Kentucky Visa Tony Line Bros Jine High BAIN Witt John Darting Joe Chicago ‘Concourse Association Cartier Ames Chicago

Lightning Takes Life of Mrs Edward McNeil Near Algona

Mrs Edward McNeil died suddenly during a storm near Algona Iowa authorities say lightning was possible but no mark on her body and heart failure is suspected she was born Catherine Teresa Wheelock in Davenport in 1877 married in 1908 and had ten children survivors include four sons and six daughters the family received community support as services and burial followed in Nevada Iowa and Butterfield Minnesota earlier records note the couple moved to Kossuth county in 1911

Hdward McNeil Algona Lightnning Matice Catherine Teresa Wheelock Davenport Town Nevada Iowa Edward McNeil Butterfield Minnesota Kossuth County McNell Father Nichols Big Clty Des Moines Republican

Sunday church schedule changes at the HODIST Church

The HODIST Church will hold Sunday School at 10 A M. Next Sunday no morning or evening service due to the pastor's absence. A Sacred Concert will be given by the Aid Class in the evening with a silver offering for the class treasury. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs Doege one week from today. WM FIGGH Pastor.

Ladies Aid Society

Truncated Congregational Church Events and Hospitality Meeting

Alec Russell presides over Sunday services at Congregational Church with Church School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11 including a sermon from Psalm 107 25. Evening service at 8 features The tragedy of the missing Bridegroom aimed at youths. Dadles Aid hosts Thursday afternoon in the chapel basement with Mrs Letcher and Mrs Behrenda as hostesses. Note mentions a 1924 and 1928 Hospitality Club idea inviting legislators and officials to a June 22 gathering in Storm Lake with fish fry and other events, detailing attendees from state government and press.

Alec Russell Chhurch School Chapth John Letcher Martin Behrenda Storm Lake Legislatura Prokram Agin H. C. Foster Hospitality Club Waya Itest Waltons Fupreme Court Lobbiats

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Flag Code Plan

The American Legion Auxiliary holds a June 24 meeting in Thompson with a 1:30 start at Legion rooms. Attendees urged to bring cary cards. program promised by Mrs Anne Erickson and peers. Also proposed is a city flag display code affecting flag days and half mast rules, plus notes on post membership, new riders, and local water and agricultural updates from Des Moines and Iowa Warchewee Act statistics.

American Legion Auxiliary Thompson Legion Rooms Cary Anne’ Erickson Mrrs Viola Murray Post Washington Pritchard Jim Simon Knutson Simon Dodge Legion Tale Anton Larson Otis Farness Ted Weaver

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