13 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
1
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morter of Clear Lake visited Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Zilpha Steffensen. The ladies are sisters. Mrs. Albert Dietz will return to Manning after a three-week visit with her daughter Dr. and Mrs. Harley Feldick.
Joe the grocer reveals how brewing helps dairy by enriching grain used in beer which becomes protein for cows. The process boosts milk production and quality.
An international delegation attended a poultry demonstration on November 7 at Theimer Nodland farm. Uruguay Agricultural Minister S. A. Deem bbrosis, with interpreter Joseph A. Orozco, joined W. R. Whitfield to discuss laying-house features, egg prices, flock performance, and management practices for profitable egg production.
Buffalo Center 4-H club with twenty members and two leaders held a meeting at Lydia Voogh's home. They drew gift names for Christmas and set gift prices. Officers' tickets were distributed for the 4-H banquet in Forest City on November 17. Marjorie Jordal spoke on keeping our record books.
Mrs J E Jensen with Mr and Mrs A C Peterson of Gardena California visited Frost Minnesota and Bricelyn Minnesota to call on Ed Brekke Rolfe Hanson and Bergene Hanson guests. Lawrence Kreeze hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for daughter Sharon with Gunther Hugo Eppie Johnson and daughters Bill Johnson and Arlo Gjerde. Appreciation note thanks relatives for cards and care at hospital.
The article documents names of people who, in 1952, built new structures as remembered by the community. It notes the author’s apologies for any omissions and aims to record local contributions to the town’s development.
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