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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

5

Hardware store changes hands in Buffalo Center move

The article notes D Sterling disposed of his store to C G L Peterson in Buffalo Center. Sterling built a strong hardware business and is praised as a capable, experienced citizen. The new owner is described as an experienced harnessman with a good reputation, expected to continue the business.

Weel D. Sterling CG. L Peterson City Ping Buffalo N90 Atlenn Motor Co Helea

EURO APPOINTMENTS AT IOWA DISTRICT CONFERENCE

A list of superintendent appointments and names from multiple Iowa towns including Buffalo Center Clear Lake Garner and Dubuque district figures discussed at the annual conference. Officials listed include Alexander By Polling Carver Armstrong Ayrshire Jory Stanworth and others across several communities.

M. Rilate Algona Hela Jushtell Alexander T. By L. Carver Armstrong Ayrshire J. B. O'Cornok Wolcott Britt Buffalo Center Bort J. B. Walker Jory Clear Lake M. J. Sand Tg Stanworth Hendale Dolliver R. T. Chipper J. Witter Vannette Garner Gildfield Mi Tinger Wallin Havelock Liberty H. Laurens Neal R. VanLoon Dowell Mallar Patterson Renwick N. C. Johnson Swe In. L. Hotchilsy E. Harvey Ledy

Co-Operative Shi Manager Change Mentioned

Fragmented notes mention a new manager for a local co-operative in a community setting. Text hints at leadership change and perceived capability, with garbled names and places.

Tragic Death of Albert Kilten in River Incident

Albert Kilten, 18, was killed Friday night when pinned under an automobile near the vast fork seven miles east of Pearanel. The body was recovered about 12 hours later. Funeral services were held the following day, with relatives traveling from Kesley to Cleves for the ceremony.

Tobn Albarty -Totvm Nepherw Albert Kilten Albert Alberts Pearanel Coster Kesley Cleves Scar Jon Vari I. Roeske

Civil Service Examination Notices Published Local Post Office

A fragmented notice describes United States Civil Service exams and application forms 2241 and 2858. It mentions Washington D C and the Civil Service Commission. The text references a Farm Bureau annual meeting hosted at a home with officers and committees named, including Mrs Daye and Mr Julius Jensen, with possible scheduling in October.

United States Civil Service United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D Esfort Washington, D.C Coin Ladies Farm Bureau Fd Tober Hy. Patterson Dayers Julius © Jensen Ers

Johnson Dead in Community, Resident of Local Buried

An obituary notes the death of Johnson at age 38. He moved to a nearby estate where he resided. He is survived by his wife and three children, his parents and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Rake on Tuesday.

Johnson Wien F Undeath Rothers Rake Tresday

Methodist Church delegates attend County Conference at Thompson

The report from the County Conference at Thompson describes a very fine gathering with Methodist Church delegates including Mr and Mrs Hutton and Professor Thompson. Attendees found the sessions thought provoking and valuable discussions highlighted by Remke and Public remarks.

Thomp. Ueaday Hutton Rand Thompson Remke

Winnebago County Organizes National Corn Growers Unit

Farmers met at Forest City Court House on Monday afternoon October 12 to form a county unit of the National Corn Growers Association. A. R. Nelson of Lake Mills explained the purpose, with C. T. Johnson calling the meeting to order and A. B. Nelson elected temporary chairman. Township chairmen were named pro tem for Buffalo Center Center Lake Mills King Thompson Newton Forest Mt. Valley Norway Grant Linden Eden Logan Lincoln. The group adopted a resolution urging drastic action to protect farmers from bankruptcy amid current prices, aiming to organize township meetings within weeks and plan a county gathering soon. A follow up meeting was set for the night of the 29th with a speaker to be announced.

Winnebago County Court House Forest City National Corn Growers ‘Association C.T. Johnson Center Township Johnson A. R. Nelson Lake Mills A. BR. Nelson W. W. Linde Buffalo A. B. Russ Buffalo Center King Linden Roy Wallace Eden Thompson Logan Benjamin Moe Scarville Lincoln Halvorson Rake Iowa Glyénia

Congregational Church Service Schedule and Leaders

Congregational Church announces Sunday services led by Pastor Alec Russell with Sunday School at 9:41 AM, morning worship at 11:00 AM, and evening service at 7:30 PM. Christian Wideagor and R. Ryvening listed among facilitators or contributors.

Alec Russell Christian Wideagor R. M. Ryvening

American Legion Elects John R McQuige Commander at Omaha

At the seventh annual convention in Omaha Nebraska the American Legion chose John R McQuige of Cleveland Ohio as next commander. A banker aged 50 he began military service in 1880 and rose to captain major and colonel in various Ohio units. He later held numerous posts and state and national offices. Other elected officers included HB Davis Ray Littlefield J Y Yancey and V A Unewell with Bill Patrick named chaplain.

Omaha Nebraska American Legion John R. McQuige Cleveland Ohio McQuige Ohio Engineers Baccaret Argonne National Finance Endowment Fund Florida HB. B. Davis Oklahoma V. A. Unewell Penn Ray Littlefield Rhode Asland J. A. Howell Utah Rey Bill Patrick California Way Philadelphia Pauls France Racine Wisconsin Hitza Shepard Larry Davie Montana

Community Club Notes On Meeting And Library Plans

The community club sets its next regular meeting for Tuesday evening October 20 with women chosen to form a calendar for entertainment and run a committee of three to host each evening. The library reports progress with more volumes and seeks public engagement, including book donations and possible purchases. delinquent fines will be pursued. Library hours are Tuesday 2:45 to 5 and Saturday 2:30 to 5.

Pease Johnston Sehoon Costigan Costizan Schoon Hum Sparks Pomeroy Helgeson Son Hamilton Galagan Daum Guyet Bliss Bronleewe Slaba Miller Dolen

Red Crescent coal and home building update prompt

Midwestern lumber and coal notices describe Siebo Jannsen and John Van Gerpen Jr. building a 20 by 40 chicken house with painting done by themselves, while Aukes lines up a new room addition with help from his father. Frank Price paints, Red Crescent coal touted as clean burning with less ash, and multiple locals plan winter readiness projects and home repairs amid a busy week.

Siebo Jannsen John Van_ Gerpen Jr Reinnra Aukes Frank Price Cresent Ted Crésent J. J. ‘Kopp Smith Elsters Henry Dohiman Henry’ Sapp Lammert Van Riso Sapp Joby Daum Steen

Red Cross Roll Call Set to Start Armistice Day

One hundred thousand Red Cross members are the goal in Iowa for the ninth annual Roll Call opening Armistice Day and running through Thanksgiving. Des Moines HQ says the drive will be intensive across rural and urban areas with dollar memberships emphasized and larger gifts available. Regional meetings in three weeks will set detailed plans with state and national officials attending.

American Red Cross Des Mones Towa Red . Cross Oth State Nation Wm.m. Baxter St. Louis Red Cross Hubert Utterback Pres D. W. Morehouse Drake. University

Grinding Hay Not Profitable For Dairy Cows Say Tests

Experiments by the dairy husbandry section of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station last spring show grinding alfalfa hay at 3 50 per ton is not profitable for dairy cows. Eight cows fed ground alfalfa did not increase milk or butterfat yield, cows preferred unground hay, and costs amount to 20 to 25 percent of the farm market value.

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