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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
5
On this Memorial Day we pause to honor heroic service and sacrifice of comrades who offered their all. The people, by the people, for the people, vow to preserve their memory and honor their sacrifice with gratitude.
Fragmented item lists holiday shopping hours and local stores, noting closures from Saturday noon through Monday. Mentions D Hunter Di R drugstore, Jerry Ahwaba Grocer, Mariot Olnassen Thins Barker Shoj, and community programs planned at homes with guests. includes tuition and event details amid unclear OCR text.
The article recounts a graduation event with clergy benediction and remarks from Rev. Fr. Loys Di. Lard, praising graduates and noting the audience included citizens of Center. It mentions speakers, benediction, choruses, and a range of graduate names with anecdotes about honors and donations.
Gale Lat, Ohne, and Want IA Tot Vot are noted in a brief item showing results by region. The report lists candidates and local tallies with emphasis on regional outcomes and official counts.
Fragmentary local text notes Memorial Day memories of war and the flag blessing. Mention of townsfolk, a procession, and distant drums with nostalgic references to veterans and public sentiment.
Mr and Mrs Ankes and family were guests at the Ded Autos home Sunday afternoon. The visit included the Ankes family and relatives from nearby areas. Neighborhood chatter noted lighthearted tales and a casual gathering with Miss Hamilton University and others in attendance.
Maming Solkerts, born in Fonana Thea to Buffalo Center, died on a morning in May after months of illness. He suffered blindness, and the obituary notes long infirmities leading to his death. The report reflects modest local identification and a brief life summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ceremony with entertainment and a ball game involving regional groups and a band. The readable fragments name Gators and Mr. Briée among others, but many words are garbled, making a precise event unclear.
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