25 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1971
Page
1
A reflective Thanksgiving piece extols gratitude for freedom and divine guidance, linking America’s foundation to reverence for God. It emphasizes family gatherings, abundance from the heartland, and the daily blessings of liberty, worship, assembly, and individual choice celebrated in 1971.
Winter snowfall changes driving and hunting habits as readers are urged to travel early for holiday trips and be careful on the road. Hunters near Pierre in mid November bag multiple walleyes while the NRA backs stricter penalties for using aircraft to harass wildlife, and eye safety remains a key warning from M R Elman about misidentification and shooting mistakes.
Iowa Farm Bureau President Anderson told 2400 attendees at Des Moines during the 53rd annual meeting that six questions will shape agriculture and the nation. He linked inflation labor monopoly environment welfare health care and farm income to America’s survival. He urged government action to curb inflation and monopolies.
Organized labor wields veto power over national futures as farm leaders demand public-interest focus in labor disputes. Farm Bureau president questions environmental protections while pursuing affordable health care, private plans, and aid for the dis advantaged. Lt. Gov. Jepsen proposes sweeping property tax cuts and a five year moratorium. Futrell forecasts 1972 incomes slightly higher for Iowa farmers with corn and loan rate dynamics. Iowa National Guard undergoes contraction, 100 troops reassigned, minor impact expected. Margaret Hessebroek hosts a pre Thanksgiving gathering for family and grandchildren.
A religious reflection cites Romans 8:31 and related verses to affirm that God supports believers despite faults. It emphasizes Christ’s atonement, intercession, and continual pleas for mercy, encouraging renewed faith and spiritual renewal in times of failure.
From the Tribune files, Mr and Mrs William Halsman bought the Lydia Huber house at a public auction Saturday afternoon. Charles Jutting has an intercommunication system at home beside his bed and will undergo back surgery due to post polio weakness from 1953.
In Wednesday's election 435 voters cast ballots with 229 for and 204 against the electric franchise sought by Interstate Power Company. Two ballots were spoiled. The item passed. Also noted are rural school dental hygiene reports and Thanksgiving homecomings of Waldorf College students.
A Raymond Milbrandt birthday gathering drew relatives and friends including Ieva Schoon Naomi Shortenhaus Tom Snell Amatda Ukena Valera Wessela and many others. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Fred Hippen Mr and Mrs Fred Frerichs Grace Krull and Clarence Milbrandt family Etta Frerichs Mrs Fred Frerichs Alma and Julius Sunder Wesley Reilts George Reilts Garner Jermeland and Bonnie. Funeral services for Hemme Troff were held in West Concord with interment at Led yard cemetery, noting brothers and extended family.
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