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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
1
The article explains SF 199 effective May 1 1829 detailing license fees for motor trucks and trailers based on rated capacity. It outlines penalties for overloading and steps for obtaining higher class plates, with examples of fee differences and required notices from the county treasurer.
Congressman Lloyd Thurston appeals to World War I veterans in the eighth district to file for the Adjusted Service Certificates bonus before the deadline this year. He notes that about hundred thousand veterans have not yet applied and emphasizes the likely lack of further extensions. If a veteran has died, widows, children, or dependent parents may still apply.
Local notice from Swea City announces free disposal of dead hogs horses and cattle. Hints indicate service may cover charges including phone costs. contact via Phone 127. Swea Hewltt reference appears in damaged OCR text.
Miss Rachel Iverson left Thursday for an extended visit to Seattle. Mr Terelo returned last week from relatives near Davenport. Mr and Mrs Clint Stowe visited Town Falls over Sunday to bring home their daughter Harriet who has been with her grandparents and taking violin lessons. A large crowd attended the Busp picnic last Friday on a fine day with ice cream cake and dinner. Mr and Mrs Joe Sandwin and young son visited the B Hauskins home Sunday. Route folks attended the Legion picnic at Pilot Knob Sunday. Mrs Henry Range from Elbow Lake Minnesota and Mr and Mrs W H Davis traveled to Forest City for an over Sunday visit. Neil and Robert Blwood visited Will Beaver’s near Forest City Sunday. Mrs Kate Mauss and Mrs Ida Doege were Sunday eve visitors at Guy Beaver’s home. Several young folks were entertained at C Tollagson’s Monday afternoon for Merrin Tollagson eleventh birthday. Miss Edna Tollagson returned Sunday from a week at Charles City. Mr and Mrs I J Gee visited Sunday at Iver Oakland’s. Mrs B Beaver visited Friday evening at Rev B Weikel’s.
Ms Henry Torkelson and son Mrs Gjerstad and Mildred Olson visited Tuesday afternoon at the Martin Thompson home. Several families including Bruhng Faber Beenken Dirksen and others were seen visiting, fishing and attending events across Lincoln Township and nearby towns.
Ordinance No 48 restricts sale distribution of firecrackers cannon crackers toy caps and similar noisy devices within Buffalo Center Iowa. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 or 30 days in jail or both. Effective upon adoption and published in the Buffalo Center Tribune June 20 1929. Mayor John Lohrbach and Clerk J D Lowe.
A passage from the American Bankers Magazine urges bankers to publicly list their names and businesses in local newspapers. It argues that visible advertising helps identify a town’s representations, aids growth, and benefits both the town and the advertiser.
A testimonial claims Konjola cured kidney troubles and constipation, restoring sleep and strength after months of suffering. The seller notes Konjola was available at Snell's Drug Store in Buffalo Center and through leading druggists nationwide.
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