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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
The Lakota column notes visitors from Dayton and Hokah, Minn., a Spirit Lake outing, a health visit to Oakdale, a household move to Estherville, Amty taking a Rock Island brakeman job, the Wright Burns marriage in Estherville, and E J Reilly plus friends visiting during a band concert.
Chris B Peterson was away on a fishing trip early this week. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Jacobson east of town Monday night. A pair of twins girls were born last Saturday night to Mr and Mrs John Olson north of here. A life daughter was born last Monday to Mr and Mrs Hr J Miller west of here in Tehran Two Kossuth Co Joseph Matson and family drove from Buffalo Center to visit Clement Olson home with Grandma Karebee elderly. The telephony bee hive remains buzzing and often stings. Lawrence Range and Mae Range drove from Elbow Lake Minnesota to visit here and he worked for his uncle Henry Range starting Monday. Miss Mie Range travels to Des Moines to continue nursing profession.
Local column notes farm outputs including a 1400 chicken tally and plans for 300 more. Families Tara Barrenyn Ernest Chris Win Senne and kin hosted a Sunday reunion at Dick Senne’s home. Chester Faumoreux reports marketing about 400 young fry this spring and 1500 young chickens. Harley Wansen recovering from leg surgery after lime knee trouble. Sever Pankuk and family visit ND relations. Jett Manday travels with sister to see relatives. O J Peterson mourns death of five year old. another child ill. Topic offers condolences.
O A Larson returned Friday from Minneapolis where he served as a delegate to a convention. Wal rie Hichorn, son of Mr and Mrs H Hichorn, shows improvement after a week of illness. Miss Ida Wingum, nursing student in Battle Creek Michigan, visited Miss Mabe Grant briefly, then to Thompson, Mrs L R Perry accompanied her
The column lists visits and plans of local residents including Dec Farmer returning to New Sharon, Tidgar Kittleson joining a forestry class trip to Colorado and Ames, and Mrs. W Harding traveling for hospital care. It also notes Frank Arnold’s Utah vacation for a sister’s Salt Lake wedding, Roger Oleson finding a pocketbook in Buffalo Center, and broader items on debts paid by nations, a Chicago land deal with iron ore, and a Bulgarian king’s escape plan highlighting changing times for monarchs.
State of Iowa Winnebago County notice that Mary M Andrews has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of George J Andrews deceased late of Winnebago County. Creditors urged to present claims duly authenticated to the Administratrix for allowance and to file with the Clerk of the District Court Forest City Iowa dated June 4, 1928 Whompson Loth and Lowe Attorneys
Public notice that Lydia Bollingdr has been appointed Executrix of Anthony Bolsinger deceased estate by the District Court of Winnebago County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk sworn and prepared for probate and all debts must be paid promptly to the Executrix. Dated Buffalo Center June 2 1923. Thompson Loth & Lowe are attorneys for the estate.
A foreign dispatch reports a striking phenomenon in Belgian coal fields and other mines where workers turn to song. Miners like Dufresne Boutillez Ausseau Descamps and Lauder find musical talent in the underground, producing music without birds or external inspiration. The piece muses on the human soul’s own music arising amid darkness and toil.
London readers learned of gull deaths after several score gulls were found lifeless in the Thames. Investigators found matches with phosphorus ends were tossed to the birds, rather than breadcrumbs, poisoning them and prompting public outrage over the cheeky act.
The Field Museum of Natural History will equip six expeditions in South America. Two teams will collect geological specimens from Brazil to Patagonia, two study Peruvian flora and fauna, and others conduct archaeological work in Colombia and the Isthmus of Panama. An ethnology mission will explore the Malay peninsula, while Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia will be surveyed for gems, minerals, and metal deposits. Prehistoric vertebrates from the Santa Cruz beds may appear, including the great ground sloth and pampas horse.
United Kingdom France and Belgium imported less American corn in 1927 than in the 1909 1913 prewar period according to the U S Department of Agriculture United Kingdom shipments fell from about 83 million to 78 million bushels France from 72 million to 19 million Belgium from 79 million to 26 million While Canada and Scandinavian countries exceeded prewar imports Denmark rose to 19 million bushels an increase of over 70 percent
The American Radio Relay League announced at Hartford headquarters that distance records for amateur radio transmission were broken during the transatlantic tests. Signals from two amateur stations were picked up 7,000 nautical miles away in the mid Pacific by I. A. Roesch aboard the Steinslip Masterner. Heard stations included W. D. Reynolds in Denver Colorado and W. A. Og Hemmch og Aberdeen Washington.
Government lumber in Alaska accounts for eighty six percent of the total and Sitka spruce from the Pentusg national forest found an outlet in world markets. Wrangell sawmill shipped 45 000 feet of Sitka spruce to the London market last summer and another 450 000 feet moved via Wr to two points through Prince Rupert.
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