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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
7
Scattered items in Bancroft Ia reflect busy social news and ads. The column lists Hatchery offerings, farm supplies, and livestock, including day old chicks and poultry breeds. It notes visits by local residents, motor trips to Chicago and Des Moines, and church gatherings with open house and meals.
A miscellaneous circulated page lists visits and greetings among Ames residents and relatives. It notes Mrs. Biel leaving for Rochester for medical tests, local social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Galen Wise and Mrs. Ole Erickson, neighbors visiting in Lakota and Swea City, a new meat fridge in a Des Moines store, and upcoming community events including a baseball game in Rake and a Dorcas Society meeting. The column also mentions travel to Garner, Town Falls, and Cedar Rapids, with several family connections and neighborhood activities highlighted.
The Farm Credit Administration began functioning May 27 under Roosevelt era executive orders to consolidate several federal credit agencies. The Farm Mortgage section of the Farm Act lowers loan rates and allows principal payments to be extended from the Federal Land Bank. Direct loans to farmers may be issued through Farm Loan Commissioners via County Agricultural Agents in 12 Federal Land Banks.
A fragmentary column mentions a Scotchman who died saving funeral expenses and lists visitors including Mr. and Mrs Otto Rippentrop and son and Mr. and Mrs Peters of Alden, visiting Harm Nordman home. Mrs Peters is Nordman’s sister.
Ernest Boettcher of Himore suffers a fracture and was admitted to the hospital Tuesday. Fred Pankuk of Titonka recovers from an appendicitis operation performed at home by Dr. G. F. Dolmage. Miss Skogen of Rak were in charge as nurse. Mrs Himdt was discharged last Thursday and returned home to Elmore. Mrs. R. T. Steimmetz and son John left last Thursday for home. Mrs. John Schigsel and baby left for Stevens. Bernice Johnson, five, daughter of Oscar Johnson, had a tense operation last Thursday. James Haugen, eight, son of A. T. Haugen of Rak, had foot surgery last Monday.
Mr and Mrs Roelf Miller and daughter visited the Sam Miller home on Sunday. The Jansen family and their son visited BH Folkexts on Sunday afternoon. Louise Miller spent Thursday at Roelf Miller’s home. George Hofbauer visited Ben Miller Tuesday evening. Henry Meinders and daughter Iola with sons Alvin and Jamey visited relatives at Belmond on Sunday. Jennie Johnson visited cousin Jennie Smedt Sunday evening. Joe Fistas and family and Geo Risius with daughter and Dick Steen and family were there. Harn Risius helped Mrs Claus Rishus celebrate her birthday last Friday evening. Mrs J Tjaden and 800 Williams called at Sam Miller’s home Monday afternoon. Mrs Heiko Adame and daughter Della visited Roelf Miller last Thursday. Jake Hofpaver called at Sam Miller’s Monday morning.
An old advertisement-style notice discusses acid stomach as a major factor in ulcers. It promotes Dr Emil’s Alda Taf Jery as a quick remedy for acid conditions, heartburn, sour stomach, and indigestion, attributed to D R Snell.
Authorization for Federal Land Banks to issue up to two billion dollars in bonds with U S guarantees to exchange for first mortgages or to sell and use the funds to make new loans to farmers. This key feature of the act outlines government backing and the goal of expanding farmer credit.
A collage of fragmented musings on discipline responsibility and efficiency. The text hints at conservative views and echoes about reducing costs, plain data work, cleanliness, orderliness, and health as components of efficiency. It reads like stray OCR bits from a philosophy column.
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