Local Advertising Rates at Buffalo Tribune
Buffalo Tribune lists single column inch advertising rates for displays and local ads per line. Rates show a 10 cent to 60 cent range for “Nard of Thanks” and similar notices.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
2
Buffalo Tribune lists single column inch advertising rates for displays and local ads per line. Rates show a 10 cent to 60 cent range for “Nard of Thanks” and similar notices.
A local notes column lists calf buyers seeking day old calves, Phil Heiman of Buffalo Center, and promotes Sunday's ball game between Rake and Buffalo Center. It also reports community events, visits from residents, painting projects, a hospital trip, and a town picnic at Interlaken Park with prices and park facilities detailed.
Mrs James G Pritchard and two young girls depart Thompson for Charlee City then Des Moines. A Lutheran class of seven will be confirmed next Sunday by Rev T A Benson including Ethel Husome Myrtle Jordahl Verna Johnson Gordon Johnson Elmer Thompson Elvin Jensen Leon Barsness and T J Hamilton. Ron Smith
News from twenty years ago notes Buffalo Center gearing up for Independence Day celebrations. Births include a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Edo Frerichs on June 20. Timmie Price replaces Hube Trotten as depot helper. A ten year old Pomeroy boy broke both bones in a wrist after a fall from a barn stay. E. Holcomb attends a Clinton wedding of Liquin’s eldest daughter to a local physician. Evert Kral loses a horse and two cattle to lightning. Theodore Stindt debuts a new bogey car, leap year hints spark chatter about rides.
Mn and Mrs Oliver Lande and family traveled to Estherville Sunday for a church meeting there. Ed Bosnia spent Sunday with H B Adams. The visiting list included others not fully shown in the fragment.
John Splitt home visits with Jennie and Wilma Akkerman Ruth Smith of Mason City and Merle Akkerman of Woden. Buffalo Center second team defeated Stevens nine to six in a home game. Oltman Akkerman and daughters Elvera and Lois visited Thomas Rosma Jr. Farmers Elevator Company of Stevens shipped one carload hogs to Minneapolis. Mrs. Roy Smith of Mason City visits two weeks with John Spitt family. Mrs. Jake Mastin and Mrs. Oscar Frandje called on Oliver Lande. Stevens held their annual stockholders meeting with most members present.
Rev H Batchlot, former pastor of Eilis and Thompson, visited Monday. Lewis Beaver and son Frank of Bagley Minnesota along with Drvin Beaver of Handcock Minnesota visited Rob Beaver in Rake last week. Local families attended Burt services led by Rev Kindred from Missouri Valley. Edgar Farus and son Donald visiting relatives near Buffalo Center this week. A birthday party honored Donald Gullard on his 15th birthday at the OC Gullard home in Eden township. Ellis Sunday school picnic featured roasted chicken and ice cream with games for all. Mr and Mrs E G Sickels and Mr and Mrs Frank Beaver visited W Sickels home west of Frost Sunday. H Sabin and Collegson families enjoyed a Crystal Lake picnic. Wess Nicholson and daughters returned to Dawson North Dakota earlier this week.
Arrangements for the Hamilton Story County picnic at Blue Earth on July 8 are nearly complete. Sen Lars J Skromme, gubernatorial candidate, will represent Story County and State Rep Irving Knudson will represent Hamilton County. The Stanhope Male Odette, prize winners at a Des Moines state contest, will entertain. Morning service speaker to begin at 10:30 with announcement pending.
Waterloo native "Zed" Besh joins the Iowa State Dairy Association as summer assistant to aid dairy calf clubs statewide. Besh, testing cattle for Pioneer Cow Testing Association, ranked top in national judging contests while at Ames and has experience in handling and showing pure bred dairy cattle.
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