Farm Adjustment Plan Viewed as Experiment in Agriculture
The Federal farm adjustment program is described as an experiment aiming to socialize agriculture by limiting production. Kansas Agricultural College President D S Farrell notes beliefs that exports won t recover to prior volumes and that prices hinge on supply and demand. He cautions success depends on broad participation and questions whether the program will prove effective if given a fair trial.
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D. Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Mr. Farrell
United States
Farrell
Wallace
Bankers Prepare Farm Finance Book
A book on Making Farm Investments Safe, prepared by the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association, summarizes ten years of material. It offers practical guidance for bankers and farmers on safe farm loans, farm leases, directed farm credit, crop management, marketing efficiency, and dairy, beef, sheep, and poultry production.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Oiher
Banks Best Record in R F C Loans Repayments
Federal loans totaling 2.319 billion through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation show banks repaid the largest share. Since February 1932 the RFC disbursed 1.222 billion to 6,278 banks with 545.073 million repaid, about 44 percent, while all other borrowers combined repaid roughly 16 percent.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Thompson News Roundup Local picnic and gatherings noted
Thompson hosts a lodge picnic at Clear Lake with Hancock Worth Cerra Goria and Winnebago counties in attendance. A large Eyvickson Iverson family reunion draws about 150 at Merricks Park Forest City. Local clubs, travels, and reunions fill a busy weekend with numerous residents visiting relatives and other towns.
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Thompson
PB. Mlp
Clear Lake
George Folken
Carl Hildreth
Wred
Fraizer
Virginia Louw Fradner
John Batchelor
Katheryn Florence
R. W. Shay
L. G. Lathrop
Straherry Point
Eyvickson Iverson
Merricks Park
Forest City
Mionypson
Gilbert Erickson
Imen Erickson
Hilda
Mable
Martin Erickson
Eugene
Albert Erickson Slaughter
Shirley Ann
Henry Erickson
Gilbert Hong
Rhoda Kong
Bertina Hagenson
Chris Jensen
Garol
Agnes Brdahl
Grivelyn, Sfinn
George Thomas
Lake Mills
Mille Lace Lake
Minneapolis
Afrs
George Robinson
Paul Vyilevsker
Amhurst Junction
Wis
Ida Johnson
Frances Sorenson
Calendar
Alice Helgren
Alma Mannes
Lake Independenct
Tues Brady
M Brady
W. Il
Brady
RF. Co
Bunch
Iowa
Amy Nelson
Nels Nelson
Ernest Osmundson
Thompson Auxiliary
Clifford Stuart
Crystal Lake
Thesday
Sioux City
State Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Wilcox
Mitchell
Sc. D
N. H
Harold Ashpule
Angela Rhaperecht
Dunbuignie
Wom, Schreeder
Otto Swenson
Lyes
Like Mills
Lloyd
Rake
Myrtle Larson
Raymond Helsing
Ts. Hargon
Miss Larson
Ruth Cueeling
Fort Dodge
Fred Waite
Henry Thompson
Lidgerwood
N.D
J. 0. Osmundson
Local Folks Attend Games and Visit Following Weekend
Rev O Frerking and family traveled to Jesup and Chicago for a sermon and fair visit. Several area families, including Smith and Winter clans, visited relatives in Algona and Mason City while reporting grasshopper and crop damage in North Dakota and Canada. The Steenhard family attended Joe Steenhard’s funeral in Sheffield after an auto accident.
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O. Frerking
Norman
Mays
Ida Ukena
Jesup
Town
Frerking
Ukena
Chicago
Mary E. Smith
Algona
J. I
J. E. Smith
Pam Smith
Rochchester
Milm
Buffalo Center
Mir
Michael Winter
Mason City
Wm. Chandler
Britt
S. P. Powers
E.R. Worley
Funeral attendance and travels of local residents
The report notes Magnani Ukena leaving for near Iowa City to stay until school opens after missing his parents funeral. Paul Wertzke and wife returned from Grand River Iowa after visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson expect to return from Chicago late this week. The Gutknecht sisters and Mrs Emily Gutknecht left for Chicago to see the fair. Mrs Peter Bruer spent time with Wade Ball and Mrs Ira Neaubauer and two children left for Nobbard Iowa after visiting relatives.
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Lillian Mallinger
Minneapolis
Lter
Wilda Alquist
Deaconess
Otto Alquist
Lester Charlson
Selmar Knutson
Like
Mids
Brick Rosedad
Phil
Perind
Phompson
Tit
Silawell
Tracy
Minn
Ave Tense
Ales
Agnes Christensen
Ozman
Gon Duane
M. J. Anderson
Leland
Jensen
Peterson
Serandsons
Kritt
HT. Juhl
Largs Lorenzen
Carl Jacobson
Woden
Ole Shorshenny
Magnani Ukena
Iowr City
Mynird
Paul Wertzke
Grand River
Towa
Pama
Lena Gut Knecht
Emily Gutkneclt
Chicago
Peter Bruer
Wade
Ira Neaubauer
Nohbbard
Iowa
Buffalo Center Town Council Proceedings August 15 1933
Regular meeting of the Buffalo Center Iowa Town Council held in City Hall on Tuesday evening August 15 with Mayor Joh Lohrbach presiding. Present were Slaba Winter Costigan. absent Koppen Asmus. Minutes from August 1 1988 were read and approved. Clerk to write Taght Company about lights and radio interference.
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Buffalo Center
Iowa
Slaba
Winter
Costigan
Koppen
Asmus
Joh Lohrbach
JF. D. Lowe
Cferk
Firestone High Speed Type A Eyes You
Firestone introduces High Speed Type A, a new model touted for precision and rapid wear resistance. The release highlights improved performance metrics and suitability for demanding racing and industrial applications.
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Firestone
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