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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

4

Forest City News From the Summit Highlights Local Births and Injuries

Mrs Anton Kirkeby underwent surgery and is recovering. A boy named Carl David Helgen was born October 19 at Park Hospital Mason City, joining siblings Margaret and Carl. Charles Hawkes, son of Abner Peters, fractured his wrist while cranking a Ford, with life-long concerns. Infant Robert Bark died a week after birth, funeral held at home with Rev Salvesen. A restaurant changed hands, and A N Jones completed school building painting and preparations for new classrooms in the 28 by 80 foot structure.

Anton Kirkeby Charles Lackore Ah Ford A. T. Ambroson Rochester C. B. Helgen Mason City Garl David Helgen Margaret Carl Charles Hawkes Thomps Abner Peters

Titonea Items From the Topic

Mr and Mrs Boekleman were business visitors at Buffalo Center Saturday evening. Hog cholera reported in Wyat Stott herd in Portland. Boekleman family were brief visitors at Henry Schneider home near Buffalo Center Sunday. Callies and wife welcomed a 9 1 2 pound baby boy, seventh child. Postmaster L H Mayme confined to bed, weakness. A D Breen and wife attended Mag Joe Bestenheiner funeral in Algona. G M Bruns and daughters visited Harris. Bruns and Biben visited Worthington. Rev G M Squires took wife to Buffalo Center for X ray after fracture. to hospital in Des Moines. Peter Wessels of Buffalo Center visited son ater Ly Kopben. Robert Pringle of Buffalo Center visited. Ralders discharged from marines, home for parents. William Thoman and Ernest home from Omaha. Mrs Thoman had appendicitis operation. Willard T Wilkins left for Portland Ore to visit Louis. away three weeks. Mrs Reisem ill while attending mother’s funeral. Severson assisted. She has sinking spells since return.

Boekleman Buffalo Center Wyatt Stott Portland Henry Schneiderman Callies A. D. Breen Algona Mag Joe Bestenheiner Rochester Minn BH. G. Bruns Annie Diben Harris Iowa Peter “Wessels Buffalo Canter Ly Kopben Robert Pringle Wasa the Hare Nan ‘Ralders Vith Nis William Thoman Ernest Omaha Severson

Rules and Regulations of County Roads in Quirked Prose

The text parodies rural road rules with absurd penalties for ordinary acts. It lists bizarre traffic commands such as stopping to blanket the car, blasting noises, and color changing to blend with seasons. It reports hail damage to farms near Fontanelle and greenfield roof damage, noting local farmers and animals affected.

Fontanelle Byron Webster Ernest Queek Clarence ‘Kriens Roy Billey John Ritter Greenfield

Hail storms linger into late season across Adair county

Weather reports show ongoing hail activity in the state despite late season conditions. On October 3 a severe hail event hit Adair county around Greenfield and extended to the southwest, causing notable damage and drawing attention from local authorities.

Adair County Greenfield

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Forest City L. H. Mayme G. M. Squires Dolmage Des Moines Chompson News the Journal Benet COACH Landau SEDAN Casa David Sutherland Montezuma Poweshick County Carl Gold Nelson Gormley Bondurant Polk Peter Becker First National Bank ESSEX Hudson Broughout Hudson B. D. Sterling
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