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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

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New Quarters For Local Print Shop Promised

The community welcomes a move to a larger home for the local print shop with updated equipment and a two week publishing pause during the transition. L. W. Schaefer of Center buys the Buffalo mill property, plans modern machinery, new 26 motor grinder, auto damp scales, and aims to open once work is installed. Community leaders thank supporters. project expected to boost local industry by 1925.

L. W. Schaefer Center Wisi Paak Buffalo 2 Company Buffalo Titan Palen

Meet results and questions from recent sports day

A fragment mentions a meet and questions about results. Names such as Howry Peterson and others appear, with unclear roles. The text hints at a varsity or local meet and potential outcomes but lacks readable details or dates.

Buffalo Center Reels to Revive Regular Band

A local committee of citizens and business leaders raised funds by popular subscription to revive the Fatious Buffalo Center Concert Band for at least one year with hopes to sustain it. H Johnson, former conductor, returns to build a junior and senior band as younger musicians are developed. A band supply of music and limited instruments exist. plans include city backing and publishing a full list of subscribers soon.

H.johnson Owe Jin

Miss Josephine Wright Death and Funeral in Ames

Miss Josephine Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs F Wright former Buffalo residents died after illness of weeks. She sought to finish high school at Ames and trained as a nurse in Chicago but had to stop. She later worked in Nevada before falling ill with flu and rheumatism. Funeral services were held at Adams funeral home in Ames and interment at Montezuma. Her life was brief yet useful and deeply mourned.

Josephine ‘Wright F., Wright Burn Weks Buffalo Ames Chicago Clark

School notes on new year and sports outlook

The article notes an unusually large enrollment across junior and senior high, with new seats added in both halls. It mentions a post school meeting on September 15 at Bessel Grove Buffalo Center High will host Lake Milly Friday October 12 on their field as the team aims to improve with a lighter squad and eager athletes. The school holds two silver trophies and pennants earned by teams. Names listed include James Alstotr Ted Bredericke Arthur Donnelly Clare Ford Halts Hunter Alt Guyer Ray Pomeroy Cari Spen

Pionte Bi -Wessel's Grove Buffalo’ Center” High Lake ‘Milly Oenigh James Alstotr Ted ‘Bredericke Arthur Donnelly Clare Ford Hunter Guyer Ray Pomeroy Cari Spen

Lovey Galagan Improving After Auto Crash

Grave doubts had been felt for the recovery of Miss Lovey Galagan of Fort Dodge daughter of C W Galagan of the city who was seriously injured in an auto accident weeks ago but word received yesterday afternoon says she is improving She suffered a double fracture of the leg a fractured pelvis internal injuries lung complications and a high temperature her condition has caused solicitious inquiry from many friends here

Lovey Galagan Fort, Dodge C. W. Galagan

Teachers Tendered Royal Reception at Buffalo Center

The opening event of the school year Friday night September 18 featured teachers entertained by the School Board, Superintendent, and Mrs Pease. A large crowd enjoyed a well planned program with stage decorations, refreshments, and performances. It showcased local talent and encouraged future community gatherings this year.

Pease Buffalo Center

Young Iowans Make Record With Calves

The Boyd and girls of Iowa under John A Day Meld Representative of the Iowa Beef Producers Association and county agents demonstrated that systematic feeding care hard work and pluck can produce the best baby beeves yet shown at the Iowa State Fall. Three hundred fifty seven beeves were sold to eight packers. Forty eight shipped to New York City packers one hundred fifty five to Chicago and the remainder to a southern show circuit in winter. The total sale price was 48807.55 with an average of 24.50 per hundred pounds, about $3.00 higher than last year.

Boyd and Girls of Iowa John A. Day Iowa Beef Producers Association Iowa State Iowa Department of Agriculture New York City Chicago

Buffalo Center sends students to colleges and universities

Buffalo Center is highlighted as sending multiple students to higher education. Harold Wessels, Helen Thiele, Kathleen O’Hearn, and George Stenberg attend Teachers College Cedar Falls. A large group attends the State University of Town Homer Russ and others. Des Moines University and Mount Mercy Academy are also represented, with several names listed for each.

Buffalo Center Weachers College Cedar Falls Harold Wessels Helen Thiele Kathleen O'Hearn Rapids Howard Delmage Notre Dame Msther Banks Maxlan Grinnen Iowa Falls Agaly Buffalo Northwestern Bible School Minneapolis Ttig Willian Jennie Georg and Bering Seimeng Jeanette Brians Hsther Kramer Hazel ‘Zenor Loig Yahnko Trey

Married 52 Years At Family Birthday Gathering

On Sunday September 20 relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Johnson in the north part of town to celebrate the 52 years of marriage of Mr and Mrs Johnson. Guests included their children and extended family from Buffalo and Wisconsin with many memories shared and music leading to a warm afternoon. Mr and Mrs Johnson were married in Denmark on September 20 1873 before moving to America in 1833 and later settling in Buffalo Center where they are long respected.

Johnison John Johnans John Jobing Johnson Ars Rheinneapolis Mra Jor Fir Ndre Chas Beyer Anna Tolngo Tohnson S’ Rephew Ole Johnson Wisconsin Buffalo Mya

Card of Thanks for Father Burial

Davis and children express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for the sympathy shown during the illness and death and for floral offerings.

Eand Davis

Notice to farmers from Murray clan forbids hunting on farms

A rough notice warns that John Murray and associates forbid any hunting on their farms. It mentions corn, a Schilign's, and a Deering, urging farmers to come in and see shorts at a garage. The fragmentary text references Murray family members and property.

John Murray Trank-Murray Ray Murray Hark Murray Ffarmer Shorts Deeringhave

Beeh Death and Dr Sharon Injured in Auto Crash

Two former Buffalo Center residents tied to Fort Dodge are hurt in a Cadillac crash near Barnum on the Twin Lakes road. Harry Beech, a 27 year old Northwestern medical student and brother of Dr. Beech, is killed instantly. Dr. James P. Sharon, and Miss Angela Maher and Miss Lovey Galigan, both of Fort Dodge, are seriously injured. The car veered into a ditch as the driver attempted a turn, Beech thrown free under the vehicle. Dr Sharon and Miss Galigan are under care at Fort Dodge hospitals. Maher suffers a skull wound and shock but no internal injuries are reported. Dr Beech, visiting Fort Dodge, was among party of four headed to Twin Lakes. Funeral plans for Beech set for Belle Plaine Iowa. Dr Sharon recently moved to Fort Dodge from Buffalo Center and had been with the Physicians Clinic.

Dodge Messenger Buffalo Center Harry Beec Chicago Northwestern B. ¥. Beech Ft. Dodge James P. Sharon Angela Maher Lovey Galagan Fort Dodge Barnum Beeb Twin Lakes Béeh Bawara B Morrison Heéh Syas Beech Twin Lake Mr. Beech Mr. Gurnett Dr. Sharon Miss Galigan Gurnett Fort Dodge St. ‘Joseph's Mercy ‘Hospital Shareon Sharon Iss Gulagan Physictang- Tolay Dode Twih+ Lakes Nedan Rehder- Cadillac Mise Maher Beeh Belle Plaine Belle Plaine Iowa Christy Fort Desige Physicians’ ‘Clinic

Farm Bureau meeting to discuss township publicity methods

Farmers from several townships in Winnebago County gather Thursday at Thompson to plan Farm Bureau programs for the coming week. The session will mark a historic move to show how publicity through daily and weekly press can strengthen township initiatives and outreach efforts.

Avinnebago Thompson Farm Bureau Bettow

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