Tuckyands and Scenes at Buf Island Event
After the stdel pictures a forest reel showed rough fighting. Mr Dingman and Mr Sam Miller were the Tuckyands. A medical note and life details follow, mentioning Mary McCormick and a Harvard professor Garyer, with discussion on wealth redistribution and capital versus labor.
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Avhicky
Dingman
Sam Miller
Thia
Issland
Buf
Antor Broodes
Masten Ft Undwest Lumber.Co
Annual Meeting Notes for Buffalo Center Co op Shipping Association
The annual meeting on March 21 reviewed 1924 25 activity with a 22 growth over last year. Cargo totals included 118 loaded cars 7 487 sheep 250 cattle 170 leaves and hogs cattle and calves net sales 149 510 68 with Honduras expenses and sinking fund balances totaling 90 87. Directors N Fretichs G Wessels and Mike Hippen were elected for two years and officers Pres N Vrerichs VP M Hippen Secretary Treasurer Ey Tengen Manager f r. The new system was praised and will apply this year joint invite to members. Also notes from Mason City Iowa Royal Neighbors of America state meeting March 1925 in Eagle Hall with juvenile initiation 23 and convention program details.
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Mareh Ith
Oniigo
N. Fretichs
A. G. Wessels
Mike Hippen
Pres. N. Vrerichs
M. Hippen
Ble
Leex
Bettét
Royal Neighbors of America
Mason Gity
Towa
Hagle Hall
Ray Somerlin
Monroe ‘School
Meyer Forbes
Ide Wickham
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of 3 Commerce
Danny Boy
Trump
Randma
Supreme Camp
Supremie
Night council meeting discusses street lights and bills
March 3 1925 meeting led by Mayor Peterson with council members present. Minutes read and approved. Discussion on installing street lights at East corner of TerVoen residence. Various motions carried unanimously approving bills from multiple suppliers and services. Noted trial results with Neo Oil incubator showing improved efficiency and refined oil characteristics.
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Buffalo Genter
Peterson
TerVoen
Elman
Femrite
Seliliefar
TorVeen Corney
Carrie
Mons
Kobopen
Wilson
Wihnimous
Shr
Fénirice
Davin
Qurried
Paint and share intentions in a fragmented note
A garbled fragment mentions painting and sharing points, with unclear references to an apeing wwemamber and possible names Apor. The readable text provides no coherent event, date, or location to form a fuller card.
Poor dairy cattle imports stir debate in town
Town farmers spend millions on imported dairy cattle from about 20 states. Dr Peter Malcolm reports 58 249 cattle arrived in 1924, led by Wisconsin with 14 508 and Minnesota with 11 200. Average price cited around 100 000 dollars each, fueling concerns over local dairy industry.
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Warners
Peter Malcoim
Division’ of Animal Industry
Des Moines
Malcolm
Minnesota
Th Nois
Missouri
South Dakota
Hoa ‘Boan
Quaxtar
Ai Sense
Congregational Church Sermon on Upgrade Difficulty
A congregational church sermon addresses the challenge of upgrading and urges patience. The message references faith, resilience, and community effort to complete improvements despite ongoing struggles.
Fragmentary Methodist church notice from 1986
An OCR fragment mentions a Methodist church notice dated 1986 about aid programs and services. The text is heavily garbled, but suggests community help activities and a schedule or event names. Names, places, or precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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McCormick
Pulley
Yowa
Garyer
Harvard
Univerity
Abedaress
New York
Academy
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Carver
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A. D. Lowe
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