Cream Haulers Travel 167 Miles Daily to Collect Cream
Four Buffalo Center Creamery haulers operate daily routes totaling up to 167 miles, serving nearly 200 patrons. John W. Smith has 30 years with the firm, now passing routes to son Billy, whose 37 mile southwest route serves numerous farmers including Tapper, Balvance, Risius and Murra among others. Ted Speiker follows with two routes totaling about 41–44 miles per trip, listing patrons across southwest to north areas. Martin Behrends runs two routes of 38 and 40 miles with a wide list of patron families across town and surrounding farms.
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Buffalo Center Creamery
Tribune
John W. Smith
Buffalo Center
Billy Smith
Walter Tapper
Lawrence Balvance
Harm Mhuisinga
Harm Risius
John Rippentrop
John Ubben
Frank Risius
Andrew Risius
John Kelso
Heyer Bros
Elmer Boyken
Don Tapper
Fred Wubben
Ernest Janssen
Heiko Bosma
Roland Jutting
Earl Burger
Louis Wingert
John Alberts
Steve Tjaden
Dick Meinders
Ted Betels
Mrs. E. Edwards
Wilbur Boeckholt
John Murra
Hugo Stenso
Fred Stratman
John Honken
Ted Aukes
B. B. Bruhns
John Ites
Peter Murra
Lloyd
Ted Speiker
Theo. Albers
Eddie Brass
William Miller
Jim Rippentrop
Albert Sloper
Carl Boehm
Fred
Willie Murra Holsteins Record In Cream Haulage Years
Edwin Albers began hauling cream in 1943 for his father Theo Albers, served 2% years in the Navy, and returned to resume cream hauling. His father began with Buffalo Center Creamery in 1926. Edwin runs two routes, Route 1 a 40 mile northeast trip on one day and Route 2 a 30 mile southeast trip the next, serving numerous patrons including Wm Heisman Harold Eisenhauer Marvin Hassebroek and many others across both routes.
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Edwin Albers
Theo, Albers
U.S. Navy
Edwin
Buffalo Center Creamery
Wm. Heisman
Harold Eisenhauer
Marvin Hassebroek
Vernon Kiewiet
George Hofbauer
Arnold Hippen
Nordy Nelson
Oscar Ellingson
Reilt Brass
John Eisenhauer
Dan O’keefe
Ray Wubben
Henry van Gerpen
Jake Risius
Jack Livercn
Thomas Lubben
Carl Kiewiet
Evert Letcher
Alfred Julius
Henry Skaare
John Jutting
Otis Quamme
Dick Geiken
Joe Abels
Walter Haliday
Orville Hickok
Irvin Wessels
Pete DeVries
Robert Bronleewe
Clarence Heitland
Okko Hippen
Fred van Gerpen
Irvin Weaver
Onno Frerichs
Peter Voogh
Fred Frerichs
Nanne Frerichs
Leonard Harms
Harm Hartman
Kenneth Bung
A. Bliss Charlson
Lester Reisem
Jerry Voortman
Albert Frerichs
Clair Doyle
Ray Aykes
Swanson Bros
Arthur Larson
Leo Orthel
Wand Eastvold Bros
Commission appoints home economist Miss Marjorie Shelley
Miss Marjorie Shelley of Charles City Iowa will start as Home Economist for the Iowa Dairy Industry Commission around June 15. She taught in Charles City schools two years and has six years of experience speaking to women's groups and giving demonstrations. The post aims to boost dairy product consumption and her duties include cooking and baking demonstrations and outreach to teenage and women's groups.
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Marjorie Shelly
Marjorie Shelley
Charles City
Iowa
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Frank Barker
Shelley
United States
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