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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item notes an operative increase and mentions Center Obey Ying Good in unclear context. No clear event, persons, or organizations fully identifiable. Further readable text needed for a precise card.
The community mourns the death of Mr Behrends father of John Behrends at age 63. Funeral services were held Sunday at Bethel Church with a large crowd, noting family sorrow and spiritual comfort from Rom 8 24 25. He was born January 18 1863 in West Prussia and lived in Buffalo Center Moon Lake and Algona with surviving children and many grandchildren listed from Iowa and Germany.
A local school auditorium hosted a radio broadcast of President Calvin Coolidge’s inaugural address. Neighbors and students gathered as a loud speaker system projected the national speech for all to hear, with the audience applauding the president’s remarks in Washington and beyond.
The W. C. notes a short program on Friday March observance of union day with a quoted Attorney General Harlen urging law enforcement and respect for laws. The piece questions patriotism and civic duty, referencing Abraham Lincoln and the responsibilities of citizens toward government and national unity.
A fragmented notice invites bankers merchants and breeders to contribute toward advertising for the 1929 Premium List. It mentions deadlines for advertising and notes a speaker from Teachers College and state education figures. The text is garbled with multiple names and places, but centers on fundraising and promotional support for the fair book.
The fourth grade reports progress across weekly tasks including certificates by Underwood Typewriting Company, reading and language emphasis, and a new unit titled The Arrest of Carelessness. Students return gradually after a hiatus, with plans for geography, reading clubs, and a radio project to benefit pupils.
Red Ball Transportation of Garner and Forest City announces changes to Bus Line 10A operations. The carrier states there is no current start date for service, with plans to publish new schedule details through local agents.
The National Show opens in Chicago from March 2. Featured is the Buffalo Center exhibit with the Hlia Kittle trophy awarded to a farmer from Cherokee County. The event highlights the farming industry and its leaders, with 1,600 attendees expected.
An irregular OCR fragment references the American Legion post activities, March events, a boxing bout, and financial items including a bank note and post office postcards. It mentions cigars, cakes, and a March 1 balance, with unclear names and locations, and a vague note about an airplane height and wind.
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