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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
Local notices report Bonna Johnston’s trip to Hsherville, a new baby boy for the Smiths, and several farm and neighbor updates. Community events include a Halloween cabaret for the Camp Fire and a basket social at the school house with $25 proceeds. Weekly letters mention farm moves, visitors, and social visits among area families.
Evert Krull and family hosted a Sunday gathering at the Krull home with a Hallowe en supper. Several neighbors and relatives including Mrs Henry Bruhns Bennie Dirksen John Gerzema and families visited from Forest City and nearby towns. Nearby residents Oscar Enderson and others were noted visitors with extended social activities and a Monday barn dance attendance.
Readable items show a fragmentary reference to Mrs Lars Hgesdahl and Albert Lea with a Wednesday timing. The text is incomplete and provides no verifiable event or action. No further concrete details available from the fragment.
Notice to all interested: an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of John Wenner, deceased, dated May 29, 1922, was filed and read November 20, 1925 in Winnebago County District Court Forest City. Hear proof at 12:00 PM on the stated day. Clerk of District Court Lyng reports. Also contains unrelated narrative text from a novel excerpt about Lystria nobility.
A fragment reads as a muddled remark about flattery, with phrases like where it 18 aaid to us we calli praige and had ion said to others we call it flattery, suggesting a note on perception and praise.
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