Farmers Get Lower Rate Loans Under New Federal Acts
Washington July 2 Farmers can borrow more federal money at reduced rates through 12 federal land banks and 4 000 associated farm loan associations. Loans range from 100 to 50,000 with first mortgage on land plus improvements. Interest 4% with association, 4.5% later. direct loans 0.5% higher. Up to 40 year mortgages, bonds issued by land banks, 60% land value and 20% improvements lien limits. Major banks listed: Springfield Mass Baltimore Columbia S C New Orleans St Louis St Paul Omaha Wichita Houston Berkeley Spokane.
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Washington
Federal Lands
land_bank
Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Reconstruction Corporation
Federal
Springfield
Mass
Baltimore
Columbia
S. C
Louisville
New Orleans
St. Louis
St Paul
Omaha
Wichita
Houston
Berkeley
Cal
Spokane
Open Forum On Relief and This Foot Condition Debate
A long-Oration on relief funding critiques and federal aid distribution in South Dakota and beyond contrasts with a Chicago doctor naming an “accelerator foot” seen in motorists. The discussion weighs the timing of aid, the Red Cross role, and potential misallocation amid winter needs and a rising sciatic ailment risk.
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Chicago
Dfa
GE. Wyneken
Wyneken
Replanting Underway in Gann Valley Area Drought Hit Fields
Drought and grasshoppers have devastated many fields in the Gann Valley area. Farmers are replating kaffir corn sugar cane and millet hoping early maturing varieties will curb hopper damage. In the northern county heavy rains improve corn prospects with hay and rough feed also looking good.
World’s Fair travelogue through Iowa’s farm towns and German heritage
The narrator tours eastern Iowa on the Chicago trail visiting Cushing Holstein Galva and Schaller. He describes gentle rolling farmland beautiful homes and a thriving German community with beer culture and civic names like Lobeck Kiel and Schaller. He notes a poor grain crop and recalls Chas Mitchell, publisher of the Evening Huronite, in nearby Storm Lake.
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Chicago Trail
Cushing
Holstein
Galva
Schaller
Burow
Hin
Hame
Lobeck
Kiel
Storm Lake
Chas, H. Mitchell
Huronite
Unclear fragment hints at prize paper editors and place names
A fragmented text mentions prizes for best paper, editors chuckling, and references to Casey Charlie Carey Sioux, a tomorrow 48 miles of straight road in Iowa, and a California game. It also notes a 75 000 grey ling planting in Yosemite park streams.
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Casey Charlie
Carey
Iowa
California
Commission
Yosemite
Swimming Pool Built At Letcher By Ed Beal
Ed Beal, long familiar with Letcher, has built a concrete swimming pool for town residents. The pool measures 30 feet long and two feet wide and is continuously filled from a stream to ensure fresh water. Two hours are kept on hand for maintenance, and officials say it is the first of its kind in the area.
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Letcher
Ed Beal
Letcherwites
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L. J. Scrivani
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Uneeda Bakers
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