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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
2
Buffalo Center Tribune lists advertising rates and local notices. Methodist church notes report August 23 district conference in Algona and several community members' hospitalizations and births. A correction clarifies mail route details involving Mr. Mitchell and George Steimberg.
The list shows Tipho Day in Britt today August 22 burs day. An Aug 23 celebration in Fenton and Aug 23 30 State Fair at Des Moines. Watermelon Day in Leland August 27 with Fairbault County Fair at Blue Earth Aug 26 28. Jamboree at Armstrong and Sauerkraut Day in Lakota August 31. Kossuth County Fair at Algona Sept 2 6 and Clay County Fair at Spencer Sept 9 14.
Iowa State College economist W G Murray says the 1933 moratorium law reduced tenancy growth in Iowa though some rise occurred in the past two years. He notes foreclosures surged in 1932 and cites land sales and receivership cases where farmers retain land while meeting obligations as prices recover. The Town moratorium differs from the national Wraizer Lemke Act.
The discussion notes that Murray references align with the Minnesota moratorium law, which the United States Supreme Court previously declared constitutional. The comparison emphasizes consistency with established federal rulings.
The Iowa Great Lakes region near Spencer Spirit Lake and Estherville offers resorts scenic beauty and recreation for vacationers. The Tour Iowa Committee promotes drives to the area via highways 71 17 and 9 with attractions such as Pike fishing golf swimming and an amusement park. Fort Defiance state park Estherville Okoboji Spirit Lake preserves wildlife and history with landmarks including the Spirit Lake Indian massacre monument and the Estherville meteor.
The High Naval Command contemplates strengthening fortifications in American Pacific possessions. The aircraft carrier Saratoga launched 85 planes at an average of 17 planes per minute. Yorktown is 4 percent completed and due March 15, 1937. San Diego recruits gain about 15 pounds in three months. The Navy describes strong air defense with anti aircraft guns firing every four seconds, and a vast radio network of 400 stations ashore and afloat.
Q and A for car drivers covering passing prohibitions at street intersections and hill crests, no passing zones, and roadside signaling. It states unlawful passing at a, dq, and f and outlines age to drive solo, exemptions for street cars, and rules for right turns including lane position and signaling.
Lights are required half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise when the car is on a paved highway outside a city or town, except when the highway is artificially illuminated. The note urges preparation to prevent accidents by adhering to the road laws.
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