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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented discussion on the primacy of work, referencing figures like Rockefeller and Ford, arguing that substitutes for productive labor breed crime and social decay. It urges strong work ethic, cites historical examples, and warns of parasitic lifestyles, while touching on public health themes and sanitary measures.
A lyrical meditation exalts June as the month of completion and realization. It calls June the month of brides and roses, poets and picnic days, noting June’s abundant beauty and the urge to celebrate while warning against neglect and vandalism of paradise.
Competition for business pushes ads to be economical and efficient. Newspapers offer low cost, localized, fast advertising that targets the greatest buying nation and trade area. The Tribune leads this market, guiding readers to shopping opportunities and promoting goods from medicine to automobiles.
Iowa farm boys and girls will compete for more than ten thousand dollars in cash prizes during an eight day Junior State Fair at Des Moines from August 23 to September 1. County eliminations will select representatives to the state finals featuring livestock dairy and poultry events with substantial prizes across twelve departments. More than 1,500 head of livestock and about 2,000 county representatives are expected to participate in the competition.
Governor Clyde L. Herring proclaims a convention to consider a US constitutional amendment proposed by Congress regarding repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and interstate liquor controls. A statewide special election is set for June 20, 1938 to elect delegates, with the convention to convene July 10, 1888 in Des Moines at 2:00 PM.
A long OCR list of names appears, including F. O. Welch Wam E Humbert John J. Dunlevy Dr and many others such as Peacock Philip Leslie Shute F C Foley and J W Powers, interspersed with initials, punctuation, and variants. The fragment resembles a roster or committee listing with numerous personal names and titles but no clear event, place, or date.
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