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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

4

Local notices and small town happenings around town

The column lists various brief items from the community. It notes a sick baby in the Oserrand family, Joan Frandle's travels, Clemenison on the sick list, and a cloth closet left at Lincoln Church by A. A. Rake. Tsay Quamme painted the building, C F Wigton visited Beith with Dr J S Rus, and J K Herem found cattle in his pasture, including a cow, steer, and heifer.

Oserrand Joan Frandle Thesdavr Phor Vaughiter Ima Clemen Ison Lincoln Church A. A. Rake Tsay Quamme C.F. Wigton Beith Dr. J Rus al Russ Buffalo Center J. K. Herem Cittle

Forest City Notes From The Summit District

Forest City notes recount visits and movements of locals, including John Aoerschman and Tillie Gerdes visiting Buffalo Center, Wortman siblings leaving for Bugle Grove, Koenig moving to Buffalo Center for Barron’s, and alumni banquet at BGC HSB with Mossman Dow families. Also report births, a fishing trip, a Miller death, a standdown after a motorcycle accident, a major Robbery at J A Young store, a knee infection, teaching appointments, and several community updates.

John Aoerschman Buffalo Center Tillie Gerdes Frends EF. Wortman Buglerove Win Turley Presbyterian Prrsonage McAndrews Estherville Fred Koenig C. R. Smith Barron’s Geo, Mossman Elmer Dow B. GC. H Ji Dg. Miller Algona Bud Miler Algona Hospital Hwkk Cleophas Skiles Core Andrew Dawson Glata Maso City Generly Miller Toone Stiniker Honerasy Clarence Cope Flagfield, Ier Clarence J. A. Young General Merchandise Store Mosny

Algunt visitors greet local residents in brief Telegram card

George Bunacker and Misses Mons eile and Carrie EL Wolfe were Algunt visitors Tuesday morning. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs August Rothsehafer of Wesley township last week. Harley Hangen underwent a medical operation recently.

Callies Surtor Peter Knutsen Ringsted Alguna Martin Brandt Martin Havannas Pearl Kalp Muscatine Towa D. E. Kulp Miss Kulp State University of Wisconsin Boyd B. Pankuk Gamendar Cvorge Bunacker Monseile Carrie EL Wolfe August Rothsehafer Wesley Township Harley Hangen

Notice of Appointment Administratrix in Winnebago County

Notice announces the appointment and qualification of Mary M Andrews as Administratrix of George J Andrews deceased in Winnebago County. Creditors are asked to pay promptly and present authenticated claims to the signer for allowance, with filings to the Clerk of the District Court. Thompson Seth Lowe Attorneys, Dated June 4, 1923, Forest City, Iowa.

Winnebago County George J. Andrews Depesed District Court Mary M, Andruns Administratiix

Notice of Appointment or Executrix

Public notice states Lydia Lolsinger is appointed Executrix of the estate of Anthony Bolsinger in Winnebago County Iowa. Creditors must file claims sworn and proven with the district court clerk at Buffalo Center and debtors must pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated June 2 1923 at Buffalo Center Iowa. Attorneys for the estate are Nix Thomjsson Tath & Lowe.

District Court Winnebago County Stile Iowa Anthony Bolsinger Buffalo Center Towa Lydia Lolsinger Exec Nix Thomjsson Tath & Lowe Tsiute

Diamond Hardness Questioned by Titanium Advances

The article notes diamonds as the hardest natural material but cites science progress showing titanium and titanium compounds matching or surpassing diamond hardness. It mentions titanium in electric furnaces and silicides or borides, with rutile crystals forming red and brown needles that pierce quartz, called "love's arrows" by the French.

Washington Star

Artificial Pearls From Mother of Pearl Factories

The Ming of mother-of-pearl and the pearl oyster share the same material. Experts note buttons and decorative items from mother-of-pearl fetch high prices, but the material is common. Artificial pearls are made by grinding mother-of-pearl with rosin, shellac, stearin and color. A New Jersey inventor claims a process to make imitation pearls from polished silver beads coated with a translucent varnish containing white pigment. The best known artificial pearls are glass globules lined with a substance from fish scales, giving a pearl-like luster.

Middle West New Jersey

Roosevelt’s Two Red Rags in Last Illness Tale

Dr John H Richards recounts Roosevelt’s final illness at Oyster Bay. The physician describes blood drawn for chemical testing while Roosevelt stood, ankles inflamed, joking with Swartz and W Martin as tensions rose over potential additional punctures. He quipped not to move the arm and warned not to mention Wilson or the kaiser.

Roosevelt John H. Richards Saturday Evening Post Oyster Bay

It Wasn't Hubby Dance Mix Up at Chicago Tribune

A Chicago Tribune note recalls an awkward moment at a dance when a woman mistakenly danced with a stranger, believing he was her husband. The scene highlights a mix up as the couple swapped partners while music played and attention shifted.

Chitago Tribune

Brisk Agent Confrontation Mentioned in Birmingham Age Telegram

A fragment from the Birmingham Age-Times quotes a brisk agent declaring a device with a door knob and access to a private office. Mr. Wadleigh protests the intruder and orders removal, while Tabsan insists on leaving. The odd exchange suggests a comical or tense scene in an office setting.

Tabsan

Diplomat and Inn Clerk Hire Question Sparks Debate

A bristle rippa rant job interview turns odd as the self made inn challenges the candidate. The innkeeper asks about business experience and suggests forgetting the diploma while praising the applicant's potential. The exchange reveals tension between credentials and practical skill in early employment discourse.

Allege

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