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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
6
Iowa reports a strong economy with booming investment, factory expansion, and growing retail demand. Bidders anticipate a busy winter and spring as sugar beet processing, automobile sales, and farm incomes rise, while officials discuss new institutions and fishery protections and a Davenport real estate meeting.
A family story shows Mary and John forgoing costly gifts at Christmas. They instead donate money to aid others and send notes explaining the gifts of care. Relatives learn that thoughtful acts can be a better present than material items, in a 1934 Western Newspaper Union piece.
A fragment notes a person named Huatling up a living for the family during a busy Christmas season. The father has little chance to use that Christmas robe, reflecting household duties and festive strain amid a crowded home.
In a 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece Santa’s reindeer Comet and Cupid lead a Christmas Eve ride. They recall past misadventures, warn of rooftop landings, and note how no gift is lost as they deliver hay for the Canadian child and wake a boy in Poland.
A fragment notes a Christmas morning call that may be sufficient for any child, reflecting a generous policy or tradition. The text hints at a yearly practice emphasized as essential for all youngsters, with a focus on morning events or outreach.
Mossbach Germany judge praised Bergdoll for attempting to bring back the real traitor but condemned him for violating the law. Corliss Hooven Griffis and others faced sentences of up to one year and six months for the attempted kidnapping of Grover Bergdoll the American draft evader. Sentences were reduced for time served. Despite sympathy from Consul Moorhead Bergdoll’s popularity appears to fade as he faces possible parole and exile from Germany.
Secretary Mellon reports that the current business revival will likely continue, noting factors that revived markets remain influential for some time. He urges Congress to seriously consider tax reductions, as outlined in a recent communication to representatives.
The Reparations text has been revised by Secretary Hughes, Paris Premier Poincare, and Louis to define the scope of reparations. The goal is a version likely to gain acceptance, addressing objections from American diplomacy and aiming for smoother acceptance among involved parties.
Government department heads agreed to hire American war veterans whenever the veterans bureau announced. Brig. Gen. Hines said the aim is to build a system to place rehabilitated veterans as possible across the United States.
Judge Barrett imposes penalties on 24 defendants in a Georgia dry laws conspiracy case. Each defendant faces fines ranging from modest sums to 8150 and prison terms from three months to two years. Some defendants must pay fines of 3500 or more.
A Christmas trade flotilla gathers off Highlands New Jersey as 12-mile limit patrols report eleven steamers and nineteen sailing craft, forming the largest massed flotilla in months. Observers note the fleet is ready for holiday trade and voyage.
Official White House notice says negotiations with Canada will be reopened with aim to adopt a treaty for the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway project. German government reiterates its stance on separation or independence for Rhineland and Bahr during French occupation.
A paste of quotes from the Boston Transcript notes casual talk on love and engagements, with a cynical aside about old booksellers and ads for Brandreth Pills. The fragmentary OCR captures phrases about experience, motherhood, and consumer advice.
An old product pitch touts Castoria as a trusted remedy for babies and children. It asserts 80 years of use and promises natural sleep, relief from constipation gas colic and diarrhea, and fever reduction by soothing the stomach and bowels and aiding digestion. The ad emphasizes the genuine signature and brand reliability.
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