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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
3
A historical survey notes the lily’s enduring role as a symbol of purity and beauty across Lips in literature art architecture and religion. From biblical Canticles to Solomon era lily motifs in Tyre carved capitals and temple ornamentation the flower embodies immaculate ideals in diverse cultures and periods.
A Gaspe correspondent recalls a legendary phantom ship visiting the St. Joseph au Cap d’Espoir coast in twilight. The Flying Dutchman like vessel appears from calm seas with sails set, crew in olden attire, and a white draped captain. A thunderous crack ends the vision and the sea returns to quiet.
Ancient myths surround the hyena noting sex changes, single neck-bones, and human form rumors. Its maniacal cry fueled superstition while its powerful jaws cannibalize bones and prey on livestock. Labeled sneaky and cowardly, it supposedly lacks friends and respect.
Chronicle notes that racing traces to early history with chariot contests in the Olympic games and Roman Britain introducing horse racing, a sport once called the sport of kings due to expense. It recalls a ninth century chronicler describing horses eager at the start and trembling, ready to sprint.
Zoologists say the term buffalo is misapplied to the bison. A related species once roamed most of Europe and Asia, nearly erased by humans, now surviving only in protected parks and the Caucasus. Plains Indians fought to preserve their bison range for food and shelter. The bison’s hump and hairy hide provided warmth against northern winters.
The article explains that incuse refers to gunk below a coin’s surface. It defines the obverse as the coin’s front and notes mint marks as small letters indicating where the coin was minted. It incorrectly claims mint marks appear on the reverse side.
The piece warns drivers to reduce speed and adjust to conditions on slick surfaces. It emphasizes keeping control, not relying on vehicle aids, and remaining vigilant as pedestrians should not trust drivers to stop at intersections. Careful behavior prevents skids and injuries.
The speech argues Congress will face the crucial tax issue. It notes substantial industrial recovery and reduced need for relief spending. It urges balancing the budget, reducing public debt, and lowering the tax burden to spur investment and growth.
A government finance warning stresses that all three steps are needed and relates them to sound policy. It argues Congress must act, citing voters’ tax-cut promises as a mandate and saying discussion is over and action on pledges is due.
The Town Council of Buffalo Center Iowa met at City Hall called to order by Mayor Lohrbach. Members present Schleifer Winter Costigan. Absent Slaba Asmus. Minutes read and approved. Bills read and examined totaling miscellaneous charges for City Hall Water Fund and Corporation Fund. Motion to approve bills carried. Meeting adjourned. Mayor Lohrbach and Clerk Guyer signed.
The Farm Bureau proposes measures to lift average farm family income by about $1000. It seeks regulation of farm product distribution to boost producer prices while lowering consumer costs and to improve education social and recreational benefits for rural residents.
A compact history listing Farm Bureau achievements and programs from 1 Acorn Sealing Program to 17 An Opportunity in Agriculture. It notes freight rate reductions in 1921 1922 and 1923 and shifts in land tenure from 1900 to 1936 asking Who will own and operate land in 1950.
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