Buffalo Center Band Concerts Begin This Thursday Night
The Buffalo Center crowd enjoyed an ig and pony show featuring a free dog act and a small children’s audience. The Buffalo Center high school band, led by Karl Bohlen of Clear Lake, performed both afternoon and evening, delivering fine numbers. Concerts start tonight and will run each Thursday night through winter, inviting the public to attend and support the band through a summer instructor fund.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Center
Karl Bohlen
Clear Lake
Bess
Elion Juniors Open Season Loss to Forest City
The Elion American Legion Junior baseball team opened the season with a 9 to 7 defeat at Forest City. Coach notes stage fright in the opener and predicts improved play in Friday night’s home game against Britt, with expectations of a strong turnout.
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Elion Juniors
Forest City
al American Legion
Britt
Sharp
Ig Celebration At Blue Earth July 4th
Fourth of July celebration plans in Blue Earth feature horse races with purses up to two hundred dollars, a Heavyinl act by Christianson Brothers, trained dogs, Milion Dollar Gems show, a parachute jump, and a firemen march. The event includes a ball, tent show by Carrnyval Co, and gate admission of twentyfive cents for adults, children under twelve at no charge.
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Blue Earth Community
Ordeus
Novel
Tank J. Wegel
Harter
Ton
Bill Mattless
Blue Meth Bandits
Minsora Lake
Christianson Brothers
Chistianson Brothers
Jay Gould
Ascen- OW
Teuheans Club
City Council Adopts New Beer License Increase
The council raises beer license fees to 150.00 dollars a year an increase of 50.00 from before. A new rule forbids beer sales between midnight and 4 a.m and the changes appear in the current issue. A paving improvement resolution was also passed at a special meeting held July 18.
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Couidi
Dili
Perennial weeds spread to new areas in state
Dr R H Porter Iowa State College extension plant pathologist reports unusual seed and wind effects spread leafy spurge Russian knapweed perennial peppergrass and red sorrel to previously uninfested regions. New marsh cress tansy mustard and penny-cress found. He advises chemical sprays such as Atlacide and sodium chlorate show equal effectiveness and recommends evening spraying. Larger patches best controlled by cultivation and crop sequences including July summer fallow and seeding rye followed by millet or sorghum.
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R.H. Porter
Iowa State College
Porter
Secretary Wallace Updates Aaa Amendments And Schechter Links
Secretary Wallace, in cooperation with Congress leaders, says amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act align marketing agreements and licenses with the Schechter decision while protecting farmers voluntary adjustment programs. He notes no risk to government contracts and aims to adjust tax rate processing under amended act provisions.
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Wallace
Clark Mechem
Congress
Schechter
Accident victim Samie rele Ryg of Rake in serious condition
The victim, Samie rele Ryg of Rake, remains in a semi conscious state after a car crash just north of Buffalo Center two weeks ago last Sunday. The report notes the ongoing critical condition and continued medical care.
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Rele Ryg
Rake
Buffalo Center
Auxiliary Sewing Meeting at Leona Hasebory Home
The American Dogon Auxiliary will hold their sewing meeting at the Leona Hasebory home on Bday afternoon, June 28, at 2 o clock.
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Dogon
Leona Hasebory
Dale Acquitted by Algona Jury
Warren Dale, 45, was found not guilty of murder after a 16 hour jury deliberation in Kossuth county district court. The case involved the March 2 death of Mrs. Anni Jorgenson, 75, who was robbed and beaten. Dale remains jailed on a separate larceny charge with a $5,000 bond after being arrested by Sheriff Carl Dahlhauser.
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Kossuth
Warren Dale
Anni
Jorgenson
George F. Heald
J. D. Lowe
Dale
Carl Dahlhauser
Asouth
Dalé
H. B. White
Bill Finn
Infant Dies After Pneumonia at Buffalo Center
Morris John, twenty nine day old son of Mr and Mrs John Binlayson, died Sunday morning June 23 after contracting pneumonia. Short services were held at the house and at the Baptist church, burial followed in Buffalo Center cemetery. Friends and family express deepest sympathy in their bereavement.
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Morris John
John Tmnlayson
Baptist Church
Buffalo Center
Binlayson
Bandits Wallop Bisons 7 to 0 at Home
The Blue Marth Bandits defeated the Bisons 7 to 0 at the local ball park last Sunday. Roamers, a traveling club, are slated to play here next Sunday at 2 45 pm.
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Bandits Wallop Bisons
Blue Marth Bandits
Bisons
Te Roamers
Elevator Repair Work At Farmers Elevator No 2
The Tiberson Co of Minneapolis has had a crew repairing Farmers Elevator No 2 for several days and expects to finish the job this week.
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Tbberson Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Farmers Elevator’ Company
Coal Hauling Prices Set at 0c Per Ton From July First
Notice states that starting July 1 prices for hauling coal will be 0 cents per ton. Names Cliff Thompegon and Reinder Van Gerpen appear in the notice.
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Cliff Thompegon
Reinder van Gerpen
Long ships and navy officer totals cited in history brief
The text notes that only twenty four merchant vessels today exceed the Great Eastern at 680 feet, built 76 years ago. It also lists about 84 chaplains, 4 medical officers, and 198 dental officers in the U S Navy.
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U. S
Navy
Drowning Tragedy Near Spirit Lake Sunday Night
Edward Wenner of Waterloo drowned when a party on a Spirit Lake canoe capsized. Jack Firth of Davenport swam to shore after staying in the water over an hour to aid others. Two young women, Jean Dunkelbuerg and Dora Bell Merkley, were found clinging to the canoe and died after seven hours in the water.
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Edward. Wenner
Waterloo
Spirit Lake
Jack Firth
Dayknport
Firth
G.A. Sparks
Jean Dunkelbuerg
Wieterloo
Dora Bell Merkley
See City
Tribune to Publish Earlier Next Week
With the Fourth of July on Thursday the Tribune will go to press Tuesday evening to reach subscribers on Wednesday instead of Friday. Mail delivery will occur Thursday. Readers are asked to submit news items or advertisements early for next week's issue.
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the Tribune
Buffalo Center Installs New 200 GPM City Pump
The town of Buffalo Center purchases and installs a new pumping station pump with a capacity of 200 gallons per minute, about 80 more than the old pump.
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Buffalo Center
New Canned Brocco Heads To Market This Year
Four new canned vegetable offerings, including Brocco, are set for release this year. The packing method minimizes crushing, with heads split between can ends to preserve integrity. Production is in Portland, with pricing advertised as greatly reduced. Louie G. Lenz promotes Rawleigh products and invites dealers to join in this territory.
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Portland
Rawleigh
Louie G. Lenz
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help After Loss
Mr. and Mrs. John Malayson and Arlice Sée thank many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness in the bereavement of their son and brother. They also thank them for floral offerings and note a New Speed Queen Washer with Safety Roll wringer and double wall tub construction at John & Jerry Hardware.
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John Malayson
Arlice
John& Jerry Hardware
Bank Robbery Suspect Identified in North Iowa Case
E. B. Sapp and another cashier from Farmers Trust & Savings Bank were involved in the Dodge robbery story. Witnesses from Hima and Rockford identified Coyier as a robber tied to the Buffalo Center incident, with links to a prior break in Rockford and a later capture decision in Cresco, Howard County.
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North
Iowa
E. EB. Sapp
Farmers Trust & Savings ‘Bank
Dodge‘st ' A
Bina
Rockford
Buffalo Center
Hima
Coyier
Mort Madi
Son
Coyler
Cresco
Howard County
4-H Delegates Attend State Convention at Ames
Four-H girls and local leaders from Winnebago County joined 11 832 delegates at Iowa State College Ames for the eighth annual state 4-H convention. The Winnebago contingent included 23 delegates and several county leaders who will report back at future club meetings.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Winnebago County
Butenna Okland
Lincoln
Thelma Aske
Eden
Marjorie Byes
Logan
Norway
Gladys Dale
Bernice Branstad
Center
Emma Furst
Newton
Dorothy Ostrander
King
Helen Endreland
Clark Mechem
Leila Mattison
Geneva Hangen
Josephine Rure
Levi Larson
Herschel Thompson
H. N. Miller
Floyd Oswald
Winifred L. Macumber
Bulfe
Marjorie Bye
al Twilight
The
Register and Tribune
Margaret Thompson
Buffalo
Imma Furst
Iowa
Strawberry Pickers Notice for July Picking
Strawberry season begins first week of July at Hanson Fruit Grower. Pick berries for 10 cents per quart. Bring container. Field three miles south of Albert Lea on Emmong road.
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Albert Lea
Emmong
Hanson Fruit Grower
Loan program notice from Washington regains 4 percent interest
All loans closed after June 24, 1985 will bear interest at four percent. Apply for a Federgl Land Bank loan now or see J. M. Tapager, Secretary Treasurer, Lake Mills Iowa, serving Worth and Winnebago Counties.
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Federgl
Land Bank
J. M. Tapager
Lake Mills
Iowa
Worth
Winnebago
Buffalo Day Planned by Commercial Club in Buffalo Center
The Commercial Club plans the annual Buffalo Day for Thursday August 8, seeking to expand amusements and attract attendees. Commuters and attractions committees are to be formed, with bills to be posted in surrounding towns after attractions are arranged. Thompson Commercial Club guests discussed paving main streets and highways linking Thompson, Buffalo Center, Elmore and Blue Earth areas.
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Thompson Club
Commercial Club
Thompson Commercial Club
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Elmore
Blue Harth
Buffalo
Brother and Sister Meet After 40 Years Reunion
H J Skaare who left Norway over four decades ago connected with his sister Miss Skaaare who had settled in Pasadena California. They met last Monday in Forest City at Joe Collins home for a joyful reunion that marked more than forty years since their last sight. Miss Skaare plans to visit relatives nearby before returning to California.
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H. J. Skaare
Norway
Miss Skaaare
California
Pasadena
Mr. Skaare
Joe Collins
Forest City
Miss Skaare
Former Buffalo Center Girl Dies Saturday
Mrs Ray Butterfield of Burt formerly Miss Verle Baade of this place died at General hospital Algona last Saturday after an operation. Funeral services were held at the M R church Algona on Tuesday afternoon with attendees from here including Mr and Mrs Ben Steinberg Velma and Clyde Mrs Lou Schaefer Mr and Mrs Art Steinberg Mr and Mrs Geo Stheimberg and Mr and Mrs Gust Raake
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Ray Butterfield
Burt
Verle Baade
General Hospital
Algona
M.rb
Ben Steinberg
Velma and Clyde
Lou Schaefer
Art Steinberg
Geo, Stheinberg
Gust Raake
DeVries and Anderson Family Vacation to West Coast
Mr and Mrs R T DeVries and daughter Michel and Mr and Mrs Lionel Anderson and two daughters from Albert Lea left last week for a visit with relatives in Washington and a vacation. They will also go to California and stop at other points. They travel by auto and expect to be away about five weeks.
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R.T. DeVries
Michel
Lionel Anderson
Albert Lea
State of Washington
California
Hospital Notes From Take Mills Area Records
Mrs. Peter Burke of Take Mills was dismissed Thursday after two major operations. Miss Lois Yahnke was admitted Thursday evening for an emergency appendix operation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lotten of Frost Minn announce the birth of a baby daughter Barbara Jean Sunday morning. James Murray, son of Karl Murray, was admitted Friday following an operation. Miss Violet Lantinger, daughter of B Yannatiger of Rake, was dismissed Sunday after a major operation. Mrs Wilbur Wintjes of Lakota and infant daughter Verdin Marjorie were dismissed Sunday. A baby daughter weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs Phil Hetman Tuesday morning.
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Peter Burke
Take Mills
Lois’ Yahnke
Ralph'Lotten
Frost
Barbara
Jean Boin
James Murray
Karl Murray
Wriday
Misa Violet’ Lanatiger
B. Yannatiger
Rake
Wilbur ‘Wintjes
Lakota
Daighter
Verdin
Marjorie
Phil Hetman
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AAA
AVG
Samie
Tribune
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Wirnnebago County
Washington
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