Founarutro TAVYCO FALU GEN ICN game report
Bricelyn high school baseball beat Thompson 6 to 3 in a rain soaked Friday contest. Pitcher on the mound for the Bison held Thompson to 3 hits while his teammates connected 8 times. Arson hit a liner for a home run as the crowd watched a closely played game with several errors and timely runs. Next game is at Briety on May 5 with Briety at their field.
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Placa High School
Thompson
Bison
Vieltows
Reammntes
Bufcenter
Jase Om Ill
Arson
Bricelyn
Briety
Buffalo Center Boys Enter Ames Agricultural Congress
Students from Buffalo Center High School under supervision of D Wi Zaiger have registered for the Agricultural Congress at Ames May 14 to 16. About 1000 Iowa high school students will compete in judging demonstrations crops and farm management events during Veishea Week with entertainment from a 70‑member Future Farmers band and open house events.
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Buffalo Center Boys
Ames
Bundle Center High School
D. Wi Zaiger
Agricultural Congress
Veishéen
T Anes
Ster
Towa High School
Future Farmers of America
Harm's
Tof. A. T. Edgar
Towatate College
Iowa High School’ Agricultural Press
Yelshea
Iowa State
Voishea
Manly Senate Candidate Named In Democratic Ticket
Fragmented OCR reveals Manly area names and ticket lines for state senate with references to Waterman and others. It lists primary contenders and party roles, including a president or chair figure, in a garbled 19th or early 20th century political slate.
Rites Held Monday for Pioneer Resident Peter IL Bravick
Peter IL Bravick born December 31 1805 at Short dan Hlinvis died April 30 1936. Baptized Lutheran. Married Sarah Stirbey with eleven children three predeceased Alma Hazel Clarence. Survived by many relatives including Joe Thompson Silas Britt Sadie Ahlerg Guttenberg Milo Detroit Alice Murry Buffalo Center Tillie Iowa City Bay San Felico California Alenta Des Moines. Moved to Iowa in 1903 farmed north of Buffalo Center then with daughter Mrs Earl Murray. Funeral Monday at Lutheran church with Rev Halvorson Windom Minnesota. Out of town attendees listed from Illinois California Iowa and Minnesota.
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Peter Il, Bravick
Shortdan
Hlinvis
Wal
Tillie
Towa City
Bay of San Felico
California
Alenta
Des Moinoes
Towa
Hig Farm
Buffalo Center
Earl Murray
Lutheran Church
Halvorson
Windom
Minnesota
Martin Bravick
Sheridan
Llinois
Gay Sebbey
Waterman
Ilinois
Bert
Otto Sebbey
Somanauk
Ahlers
Guttenberg
Roy Bravick
San Pedro
Milo Bravick
Child William Tee Christenson Dies at Age 10
William Tee Christenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christenson, died May 1 1936 after a two day illness in Buffalo Center. Born January 9 1986 in Lincoln township, he had diabetes for two and a half years and entered a coma on April 29. Funeral services were held at home and at the Methodist Church, with burial in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. G L Costigan accompanied the family.
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Carl Christenson
Methodist Church
Buffalo Center
Des Moines
William Tee Christenson
Lincoln Township
G. L. Costigan
Danish Emigrant Mrs Hansen Passes at 93 in Clear Lake
Mrs. Andres Hansen born October 22 1841 in Borgen Denmark died April 27 1936 at her daughter Anna Bohl's home in Clear Lake aged 94. Emigrated 1875 to New Garnie Michigan later farmed at Hampton Center and Buffalo Center. Survived by daughter Anna Bohl nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. buried at local cemetery after Danish Lutheran church service.
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Karrie Kristena Waver
Borgen
Denmark
Anna Bohl
Clear
Andres Hansen
Agen
Jyith
Boomgarden
GARE
Suffered Broken Leg After Horse Trample
Gordon Frette, son of Mr and Mrs Weir Frette, was trampled by a horse while feeding Saturday evening. An x ray at Doimage hospital showed a broken bone above his right ankle in two places. He is a senior at the local high school and expected to graduate at month end and plans to attend classes with assistance.
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Gordon Frette
Weir Frette
Gordon
Doimage
Prette
Mrs Whisler Elected 8th District Auxiliarty Committeewoman
The eighth district American Legion Auxiliary held its spring conference in Forest City in May 1986. Mrs Mantha Whisler presided, with greetings from Mrs Iviedman and responses from Mrs Hale. Several members spoke on Poppies Carry On as Mrs Whisler was elected 8th district committeewoman, with Mrs Doris Laird as vice committeewoman and Mrs Schultz as secretary and treasurer. Buffalo Center posted top honors in the Poppy Poster contest. posters by Patricia Pritchard and others were judged for state and national conventions. The day closed with a banquet, dancing, and bridge. posters were displayed at the Farmers Bank and other local sites.
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Eighth District
American Légion Auxiliary
Forest City
Mantha ‘Whisler
Helen Pini
M@hose
Buffalo Center
C. R. Murray
G. Poherbach
H. Skorteniais
Oscar Sobnson
J. Schoon
Farmers Bank
Ab Vartoud
Buffalo Counter
Baseball Practice Sunday At The Park For Independent Team
Community notice invites locals to a 2 30 Sunday baseball practice at the ball park to form an independent team. Interested players and cooks are asked to attend at John and nearby burning ranges area with Jerry’s.
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Ball Park
Jerry’s
John
Mother's Day for All Mothers
An exhortation urging nationwide appreciation for mothers. The piece links affection with a broader care for maternal wellbeing, noting deaths in childbirth as a tragic failure and calling readers to influence improvements and safeguards for mothers and their lives. It stresses civic protest and ongoing concern across generations.
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United States
Young Men's Dollars and the Old Age Security Plan
The piece argues that youth earn money easily while old age brings difficulty saving. It urges young men to adopt an old age security program, such as life insurance, early to ensure funds for later years.
Legion Meeting Tonight In Regular Session May 7
Winnebago Post No. 21 of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting tonight Thursday May 7 at 8 o'clock. Memorial Day services are planned with hope for an extra large turnout. Commander T A Weavers Adjutant Harm Feldick. Post personals note Geo Carlton mentioned amid unclear text.
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Winnebago
American, Legion
T.A. Weavers
Harm Feldick
Geo
Carlton
Keith
Acariet Feve
Notice to clean alleys or taxes billed by town
Government notice from Mayor John Lohrbach warning residents to clear refuse by this morning May 7 or the town will clean alleys at the expense of the taxpayers. Also mentions hunting and fishing licenses at Slepera Service Station.
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Bishly
Slepera
Poppy Posters Win District Honors at Local Contest
Fifty six posters entered by Buffalo Center schoolchildren in the annual Poppy Poster contest sponsored with the Legion Auxiliary and state and national groups. Winners split into groups by grades with Patricia Pritchard Helen Pink and Jack Jordal taking top prizes in their classes. Winning posters advance to the 8th district meet and then state finals.
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Helen Pink
Jack Jordal
Patricia Pritchard
Buffalo Center
Legion Aux- Unity
C. Tack Jordal
Morest
Sth
Forest City
Young People of Baptist Church to Hold Anniversary Program
The young people of the Baptist church will host an Anniversary program next Tuesday evening May 12 at 8 oclock. Rev Carl Sentman of Steam boat Rock Iowa will speak and conduct services Sunday morning and evening. A free will offering for mission will be taken. The public is invited.
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The
Baptist S Church
Baptist Church
Carl Sentman
Steamboat Rock
Towa
Shorthand and Typing Teams Reach State Finals
The Buffalo Center shorthand and typing team, high finishers at Algona last week, advance to the Des Moines state finals next Saturday. Members Lorraine Bronleeve Pauline Costigan Lillian Harms Frances Stindt and Josephine Boomgarden travel with instructor Miss Lonergan.
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Buffalo Center
Algona
Des Moines
Lorraine Bronleeve
Pauline Costigan
Lillian Harms
Frances Stindt
Josephine Boomgarden
Miss Lonergan
Overwinter Chinuch Bugs Hit Half Die, Iowa Report
Dr George Decker reports 50 to 60 percent of overwintering chinch bugs in Iowa perished last winter. He warns that whether heavy crop damage occurs hinges on weather conditions, especially heavy rains in May or early June.
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Iowa
George ©. Decker
Towa
Decker
Auxiliary Notes Meeting at Harm Welditk Home
The regular meeting of the Auxiliary of Legion Post No 21 is set for Wednesday evening, May 11, at the home of Mrs Harm Welditk. Hostesses will be Mrs Felatek Mrs Lee and Mrs Oscar Johnson.
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Auxiliary’ of Legion Post No 21
Harm Welditk
Felatek
Lee
Oscar Johnson Will Ua
Storm Area Visited by Many Buffalo Center Residents
Many Buffalo Center residents toured areas hit by last Thursday’s tornado across northern Iowa and southern Minnesota. Government aid plans discussed as 72 farms in north Town damaged. CCC camps aiding cleanup with 50 Des Moines and 50 Lake View workers. A Buffalo Center native, William Hamilton, survived the storm in an automobile.
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Buffalo Center
Iowa
Minnesota
Iato
Dstherville
Hands Park
East Chain
Milford
Ray Murray
Spencer
Sbherville
Afr
Murray
North Town
C. C.C
Bancroft Sui Milford
Des Moines
Lake View
Hamilton
Nom Hamilton
Estherville
Bill
George Washington
Eden Township farmer seeks clerk of court in Winnebago
Andrew Aske of Eden township announces candidacy for clerk of the district court of Winnebago county on the Republican ticket. A longtime resident of Eden township, he is active in Farm Bureau and a member of the Winnebago County Corn-Hog League, and he traveled to Buffalo Center last weekend to promote his campaign.
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Andrew Aske
Eden Township
District Court
Winnebago County
Aske
T Dts
Farm Bureau
Buffalo Center
Hospital Notes on Dismissals and Births
Mrs Olliford Anderson and baby girl were dismissed Sunday. Mrs Carl Wessels of Blue Earth Minnesota was dismissed Monday after a major operation. Warren Cfitchell was dismissed Friday after a major operation. Mrs Andrew Mucea and baby girl were dismissed Wednesday. Mrs Russell Williams of Lakota was dismissed Saturday. Neil Slack of Lakota admitted Saturday for a major operation. A baby girl weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Bakke of Forest City Wednesday. A baby boy weighing T pounds 10 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Pobter Wednesday.
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Olliford Anderson
Carl Wessels
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Warren Cfitchell
Andrew Mucea
Russell Williams
Lakota
Neil Slack
Geo. Bakke
Forest City
Richard Pobter
Lincoln School No 4 Closes After Perfect Attendance
The Lincoln School No 4 closed on Tuesday with a celebration planned for Saturday afternoon. Principal Hartman led the event as students Harrieb Delimiy and others earned perfect attendance trophies for the term. Named students include Oilanime Gensvieve Dearing Dohlman and Clifford Winter.
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Harrieb
Gensvieve
Dearing
Dohlman
Clifford Winter
Ieabel
Hartman
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