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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
A country banker explains to neighbors how banks operate. He notes reserve requirements, cautious lending, and the need for borrowers to show solvency. Banks avoid industrial speculation, rely on liquid loans, and require assets, endorsers, and steady deposits for credit.
Wil Rogers argues bankers are blamed unfairly for the financial squeeze. He notes during the crisis they lent money when people needed funds but borrowers cannot repay when banks face demand.
New York report on bankers conference where A W Diller, advertising counsel, urges firms to advertise aggressively. He says 1933 can be a good year to stay in business, to reinforce public confidence, and to attract new customers, noting readers still respond to ads that interest them.
H Sisson, president of the American Advertising Association, argues against abrupt advertising cuts. He warns that off on and off spending harms continuity like turning water on and off. He urges thoughtful retrenchment balancing short term economy with long term demand.
The Buffalo Center Town Council met June 6 1983 at 8 00 PM led by Mayor Lobbach and with councilors Asmus Slaba Winter Costigan and Koppen present Clerk pro tem Costigan read bills totaling payroll supplies and services from Corp Water and Light funds including transit police general and park expenses Adjournment followed at 9 30 PM
Delegates Ruth Elaine Tinderholt Julia Hanson Elmer Johnson and Alfred Kloppen attended the Young People Synod Lutheran convention at Lake Mills. Numerous locals and visitors from Thompson and surrounding towns filled a weekend with visits to kin, church events, and community gatherings. Highlights include baptisms, movie nights, farm help, and travel to Ames and Des Moines for work and events.
An old style advertisement blends shop offerings with jokes and local banter. It promotes Dope edited by JACK the Woodpicker, paints including Mello Glass Wall Paint with a free brush, varnishes, enamels, glass wall paints, window screens, doors, and trellis. Also touts coal, ladders, stock troughs, feeders, tanks, pretzels, and mentions personalities and humorous lines.
Readable list of paint can quantities and prices from a special sale. Includes Brown Flat Wall Rose Tint Grey Tint Essex Red Barn Diamond Red Barn Light Grey and Outside White House paints in various can sizes. Prices shown per gallon for one and five gallon cans.
A scan showing various house paints with colors and per gallon prices. Includes Belle Isle blends like Colonial Yellow Sage Green Meadow Green Dark Blue Maroon Light Yellow Straw Scotch Grey Pure Grey Light Grey and Lowe Bros Sky Blue, plus floor varnish and wood preservatives with quantities from 1.5 to 5 gallon cans.
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