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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
A compilation of local ads and notices includes ball game reminder, mail notices, and sales items. It lists porcelain refrigerator, farming equipment, and services from John Jerry Hardware and Gilbert’s Garage, with social announcements from residents like Mildred Daum, Emelia Enderson, and the Doxey family, plus community events and a birthday gathering at the Kuchenreuthers.
Health clinic at Garner hosted by John and Jerry Elman visits from Osage and Buffalo Center residents. Algona visitors Cavanaugh and Katherine escorted home by Benson couple. Rochester visitors Tom Smith family at Myrg and Alce Rippentrop. Grothaus family left for Cedar Rapids. Local businesses advertise repairs and Harvester parts. Ladies Circle picnic at tourist park. Des Moines and Marcus guests visit Prite home. Choir teacher change at M. H. church. Pomeroy and Whitham families tour Iowa and Michigan. Wagner family hosted Von Auswegen visitors en route to New Ulm and Johnson. Reform church mission feast draws crowds with $350 in missions funds.
Various community notes include inviting contact for truck hauling, guests and visitors at homes, piano timer from Clarion to visit next week, wallpaper offered by Mrs. John Patton, a backyard picnic by M E Sunday school, remaining two row cultivator, advice to kill quack grass with Peterson, Gilbert's Garage ad, and a gospel trio from Northwestern Bible School performing at the Baptist church with students from multiple places including Albert Canada New York Paris.
The piece recounts two friends rising before dawn to fish but their old boat stalls with a spasmodic cough and dies on the lake. They blame a gas line issue, though a wry note suggests water in the gasoline from a highway station incident.
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