Card of Thanks Advertising Rates in Buffalo Genter Tribune
G M Carman announces local advertising rates for displays and single column inch ads. Rates set per line for card of thanks notices. Public notice outlines availability for small town merchants and residents.
For Sale Chickes and Chicks and Local Notes
Local and personal notes include a for sale ad offering five hey s with 160 small chicks two weeks old from H E Gerdes. Buffalo Center was well represented at a Legion celebration at Lake Tuesday afternoon and evening. Dr John Hiel left Tuesday for La Crosse Wisconsin to enter hospital as interne for the coming year. Dick Steen and daughter visited relatives in Lyon and Oscoula counties. Last week crops in those counties are about the same as here. Hansen drove to Store City to accompany his mother and sister home. Visitors Mrs 8 Overland and Miss Millie Anderson joined the Hansen household. Ed Becker fractured his right arm last Thursday while cranking a Ford. Dr John Liel and a Lakota doctor attended and the arm will be out of the sling soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hiel
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Dick Steen
Lyon
Oscoula
Hansen
Store City
Hey
Overland
Millie Anderson
Ed. Becker
John Liel
Lakota
Bob" Hamilton
Kossuth
Silver Lake
Minnesota
District Royal Neighbors Convention Attendance Report
Mrs H Glarfeld and three other delegates attended the District Convention of the Royal Neighbors in Mason City last Thursday. Mrs Glarfeld represented the local camp and next year the convention will be held in Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Glarfeld
H. BH. Hum
Conrad Lohruach
Wm. Rhode
Mason City
The
Royal Neighbors
Glarfeld
Charles City
Social notes and local notices from Algona area
Mrs. Fred Daum hosts Catholic Guild ladies. Free strawberry plants offered before next Wednesday. Local ads for garments and alterations. Folker ts family guests return home. Mrs Carl Andersen visits Garner and Mason City. Anfinson and Walton vacationing in Elysian with Belmond relatives. Irvin Femrite rests from US Press work in Lincoln. Bob Hamilton of Lakota shares stories and recalls a buffalo hunt near Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Daum
The
Catholic Guild
Kramer family visits and parish events in Lakota
Esther and Alvin Kramer and the twinks Ruth and Ruby visited Lakota with relatives on Sunday. Ruth and Gladys Thaves accompanied them home and spent Sunday night. Lester Raddle, Rock Island night operator at Dows, is on a several weeks vacation and visited his parents in Minnapolis. Congregational Sunday School guests planned a picnic at Harm Wessels grove with baskets and outdoor dinner. Fr D P Cregan left for Ireland for the fall, Fr Baumholdt to officiate next Sunday, parish to be led by a college priest thereafter. Reformed church held annual omission feast with ideal weather, large crowd, picnic dinner, and speeches. Report on foreign missionary collection fund will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Alvin Kramer
the Twinks
Ruth
Ruby
Lakota
Gladys Thaves
Kramer
Lester Raddle
Rock Island
Dows
F. Z. Raddle
Minnneapolis
Congregational Charcd
D. P. Cregan
Ireland
Baumholdt
Garner
St James Church
F. C. Republican
Reformed Church
Inheritance taxes head Iowa news in 1921 figures
The John Morrell estate of Ottumwa paid the largest Iowa inheritance tax, $20,003.48 on an $833,000 estate, while the J. S. Callanan estate of Des Moines had the second. State statistics show 111,488 returns with $1,837,960 in tax, half of Iowa heads of families earning only $2,000. Soldier compensation bonds boosted local claims, with 8,000 claimants by June and an estimated 22 million bond issue. District court in Newton ruled taxes on months and credits. banks to face new mill-based taxes, possibly $100,000 additional for county banks. Cedar Rapids note reports a large clash over illegal cockfighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrell
Ottumwa
J. S. Callanan
Des Moines
Revenue Department
Iowa
Newton
Henry Fl. Wagner
First National Bank
Jasper County Savings Bank
Jasper County
Fort Des Moines training camp and local notes tease readers
Civilian training school openings at Fort Des Moines described with 1200 Iowa Nebraska and Missouri recruits expected. Fifteen game cocks seized by police after a fight at Cedar Rapids arena with hundreds of dollars in bets reported. Government covers expenses for recruits and facilities. Plus satirical quips on politics and social norms.
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Cedar Rapids
CS. Walker
R. H. Faxon
Secretary of War
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
St. Louis
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Buffalo Center
H. E. Gerdes
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Lake
M. A. Johnson
Folkerts
Elizabeth
John Folkerts
Seock
Carl Andersen
Scranton
Indy
Martin Anfinson
Asa Walton
Elysian
Burton Anfinson
Belmond
Irvin Femrite
United States Press Association
Lincoln
Barron Mercantile Co
Palm Beach
Patton Brothers Co
Manly
Wimeshiek County
Decorah
Ivan Sehert
Bluffton Township
Bamegrower
Linn County
T. A. Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
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