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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Free attractions showcase a 100-foot tower dive into a four foot water tank with a blazing suit. A horizontal bar act and casting performance by Smiletta Brothers, famed world acrobats. They swing at high speed where a wrong twist could mean death. Casting features a thrill. Other vaudeville attractions announced.
A nip and tuck real game between undefeated teams at Algona will draw big crowds. Both squads prepare for a tense matchup with high stakes and a strong lineup. The event promises quality baseball and a memorable afternoon for fans.
The Algona Military Band, a leading amateur group, will perform afternoon and evening concerts with continuous dancing at Florals Hall accompanied by two orchestras providing music.
Midway shows and concessions line up for the Kossuth celebration and fair with best high class offerings expected to draw crowds as grounds fill.
A large turnout attended the Legion celebration in Rake on Tuesday. Many balloons were at Band Sunday as Stevens defeated Elmore's second team 14 to 2. A doubleheader is planned for next Sunday with Buffalo Center at one and Bancroft at three. Advertisements note 25 cent admission for one game. Various local visits and social updates follow, including Mildred Oswald visiting Annabel Bosma and others in Swea City, Lakota, and Woden.
A farm notice urges pig owners to worm all hogs now, claiming one fifth of feed is wasted to worms and losses rise from infestations. It promotes OCCO Worm Expeller and OCCO Mineral Compound, offers free worming service, and invites farmers to mail applications to local OCCO representatives in Iowa.
Thousands gathered along the Des Moines river and its bridges for a Memorial Day tribute to the fallen in unmarked southern graves. Marines, sailors, and volunteers joined in the program as a band played the Star Spangled Banner. wreaths drifted from the ridge, a miniature boat and a flower anchor sailed midstream, taps sounded, a cavalry squad fired a salute, and an American Legion member noted the moment while an airplane circled overhead.
A large crowd gathered to honor those who died in the war with a floral tribute. Officials and residents recognized sacrifices during the ceremony, held at the community atr.
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