Buffalo Center council minutes June 4 1929
Regular meeting of the Town Council of Buffalo Center presided by Mayor John Lohrbach. Attending were Costigan Winter Wilson Koppen. absent Femrite. Clerk pro tem Win ter appointed. Bills approved totaling several funds. Residents requested road work and damages. Street oiling assessment amended and adopted. Jail terms given to three offenders from county raids. several others remain jailed awaiting pleas or bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
John Lohrbach
LL. Costigan
H. B. Winter
T. A. Wilson
J. ©. Koppen
I. H
American Railway
Express Co
Park Fund
White-Phillips Co
Chessess
Geo. M. ‘Bechtel &,Co
John & Jerry Hardware
Mdse
City Hall
O. R. Kramer
Ted. Albers
Oscar Halvorson
Teus Abbas
Menno Uriden
Winnebago County Abstract Co
J. D
Lowe
Corp
Interstate Power Co
City Hall Light
City Hall Fund
Interstate. Power Co
Costigan Motor Company
Eee
Aderess
Winnebago Post
Legion
Memorial Day
Minnesota
Geo. B. Johnston
J. G. Walton
Clinton Falls
Fort Madison
Weed commissioners hold important position under new weed law
Secretary of Agriculture M G Thornburg explains the Forty third General Assembly enacted weed control rules. Township trustees or small city councils must appoint a weed commissioner. if not, the board of supervisors appoints one. Each commissioner oversees noxious weed destruction under supervisors, who set wages and methods and charge destruction costs to the land as a special tax.
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Fortythird General Assembly
M. G. Thornburg
Board of Supervisors
Thornburg
Board ‘of Supervisors
Leggers Given 3 Year Term in Bootlegging Case
Three self confessed bootleggers were sentenced to three years in prison. John Bergman of Algona, Hd Wolfe of Algona, and W Beagan, described as an old offender, received fines around 8500 with approximately $100 penalties noted.
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Wolfe
Mberly
Wim, Cramer
Whittemore
Fort Madison
John Bergman
Hd Wolfe
Algona
W’ Beagan
Spring pig production declines in 1929 Iowa survey
Sows bred for spring pigs fell 62 percent in 1929 from 1928 according to an Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau tabulation. A December 1928 rural carrier survey suggested a 5 percent rise, but mathematical analysis of assessors' data shows actual spring pig farrowing at about 99 percent of 1928.
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Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Dandelion A Thing Of Beauty Judge Deland LA
Judge James Deland of Storm Lake cites a California view of landscape beauty to praise Iowa dandelions. He argues dandelions deserve appreciation rather than contempt and suggests promoting them as a worthy sight.
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James Deland
Storm Lake
Phil Jarnagin
California
Iowa
Weeds Cost Iowa Millions Says Dr Pammel
Dr L H Pammel of Iowa State College told Sioux County weed commissioners that weeds cost Iowa about 60 million dollars annually. He said quack grass and thistles are dangerous but most losses come from common weeds that can be eliminated by clean cultivation.
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Iowa
L. H. Pammel
Iowa State College
Weed Commission
Sioux
Pammel
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