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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
5
R. B. Parmelee proprietor of the Home Bakery installs a $500 Champion bread mixer and steamer, creating one of the finest equipped bakeries in the area. He urges Buffalo Center residents to try his fresh breads and baked goods, offering high quality products rivaling larger shops.
Deputy Game Warden Fresh stopped buying pheasant eggs after nine days and later bought eggs at $1 per dozen for ten days. Egg receipts totaled 1,603 dozen, valued at 1,603.56, with projected statewide costs were the state to buy. The piece also reflects on high school graduation ceremonies as community events and the impact on graduates.
Notice announces bids for erecting a school home in Grant township Winnebago County Wisconsin. Proposals must be received by AL008 Milbrandt at the 1x home address by 1 p.m. June 6 1926. The board reserves the right to reject any bids and to award to the lowest responsible bidder.
The program lists a church service with a sermon by Rev Russell and hymns including Break Forth into Singing God is Here and a Benediction by Rev Tygge. Readers note contributions by Mr and Mrs Pease and Rev DeMuth Dwet Love Devine.
One of the season’s notable events, the Junior-Senior banquet, drew 77 guests, the largest in school history. The Juniors decorated the cafeteria with green and white canopies and rose accents, as seniors and juniors enjoyed a prepared banquet and a toast program linking the Senior Class to the rose’s parts. Emerald Kruse served as toast mistress, introducing each toast with lines tied to the Senior class flower.
Buffalo Township girls held a meeting at Erman Wriesenberg Mayth home to plan the coming year. The first regular meeting is set for June 1 at Martha Grimes home. A May basket social and art program drew a large crowd and raised 24 dollars.
Sincere thanks are given to neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter Goldie Relbaumen. Special thanks are extended to the undertaker Mr Schutter and those who furnished flowers and floral offerings.
School notes recount Frances Mylan earning a typing certificate with high speed and low errors while others receive initial certificates for typing. May 7 breakfast and waving morning exercises precede a planned annual event. Baseball season recap shows four games played, three wins, one loss. Track prep under Coach Roeder targets Swen City meet on May 28. Domestic Science and Manual Training to display exhibit Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse. faculty and students invited.
Very good stills weed pedal piano for sale as a high grade instrument. For price and information contact Straube Bros at Moal House Ratherville Iowa.
The Buffalo Center All-Stars defeated Ruthven 8 to 3. New catcher Waddie Deal impressed with strong defense and energy. Manager Larson plans to add two more fast men and aims to attract a large home crowd for the Sunday May 24 game at 3 PM against the Myson City Independents.
On Tuesday May 12 seniors presented Come Out: Of The Kitchen directed by Miss Helvig. John Ford played Burton Crane a wealthy Northern man with white staff in a Southern home while George Stenberg was Crane's lawyer V Solon Tucker observed and entertained in the kitchen Zeon Heiman portrayed the elder Daingerfield brother Ordne’s butler was dismissed for interest in the cook Dan Mylan played Chaley Dalipertiela Crane’s man of all work Wilbur Sparks and Thomas Lefferts drifted through the scene Bernice Tutton starred Olivia Daingerfield the cook and focus of attention Penrl-Selvig the Daingerfields’ sister became a maid but was dismissed Monica Flynn played Mrs Falkner’s daughter Tillie Bravick Olivia’s Mammy provided key moments between acts Mrs Pengo led a senior quintet and girl quartet in music.
A fox squirrel in Charltail bit twelve people before being killed. the head sent to Iowa City lab confirmed rabies. Pasteur treatment begun as a precaution amid wider reports of rabid animals. Drs Galiers and Johnson cite multiple rabid cases and vaccination efforts across Albia and surrounding counties, with several dog fatalities and quarantine actions documented.
Spectacular scene in The Alaskan directed by Herbert Brenon shows Thomas Meighan on a cliff edge with a thousand foot drop as horse and rider perform a dangerous sprint. Cast members Bastelle Taylor John Sampolis Charles Ogle Franki Campeau and Anna May Wong watched from a nearby ledge. Regent Theatre showcases the feature May 23 and 24.
Mammo Volkerts a pioneer settler of the community died Wednesday morning at 7 30 at his home three and one half miles northwest of town. Cause listed as infirmities of old age. He lived many years as a constant sufferer until death relieved him yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the house and then at the Reformed church at German Valley conducted by Rev. Haken.
The fragment lists Midwest Lumber Co items including a chicken coop and repair work by several names, plus mentions of cement walks and kitchen additions. It references a carload of Red Crescent Kentucky Black coal and argues current prices are cheaper than fall rates. It also promotes screens and paint up time, noting two modern home faults and urging quick service for both wets and drys. A食品 discussion about fresh egg handling and freezing details a state inspector and canned eggs, with some numbers on cans and weights and a note of condemned items.
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