Farm Mortgage Provisions Explained After Senate Action
The final passage of the federal farm bill brings major mortgage changes for Omaha federal land bank borrowers. For five years from August 1, 1933, long term loans will carry 4 percent interest, reducing annual costs and saving about 11 million dollars per year across land banks. Borrowers in good standing may skip principal payments during the period, while direct bank loans carry a higher rate until a local association forms. Farmers must buy stock at five dollars per hundred loaned, and bonds may be issued or exchanged to fund loans, with strict appraisals and exchange limits.
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Omaha Federal Land Bank
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
National Farm Loan Associations
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Farm loan programs set limits and terms for refinancings
The act authorizes mortgages through federal land banks at reduced interest for five years with interest-only payments during that period. Farmers may refinance existing debt up to 50 percent of real estate value and 20 percent of insured improvements. The Farm Loan Commissioner can loan up to 5,000 per farmer, with mortgage limits tied to appraised value, at 5 percent interest and installment repayment after three years. Applications go to national farm loan associations or to the Commissioner via the Omaha land bank.
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National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Banks
Farm Loan Commissioner
Congress
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Farm Loan
Fed ‘Eral Land Bank of
Omaha
National Farmers Holiday strike call fails to move farmers
A Des Moines convention urged a nationwide farm strike starting May 12. But Iowa and national farmers show indifference, the American Farm Bureau repudiates the idea, and reports indicate little public anxiety or support for any strike. Prices rise for grains ease worries, while troops in Le Mars stir unease locally. The broader farming public remains calm and unlikely to heed the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Holiday Association
Des Moines
Des’ Moines
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
le Mars
Steel Industry Faces Recovery After Prolonged Downturn
The article discusses the steel sector's revival after a long decline, noting Andrew Carnegie's historic view that steel is crucial to prosperity. It outlines how future expectations influence markets and argues that steel’s condition remains a barometer of broader industrial health despite recent gains.
Offers Expand Trips To National Club Congress In 4 H Clubs
4 H sponsors from Northwestern Yeast to Huron announce trips to National Club Congress and Junior Short Course for state champions in crops, health, livestock and demonstration teams. Health champions and livestock showmen receive trips. Nelson Knitting and Wilson and Company also fund trips. Local firms in Minnehaha and central South Dakota pledge opportunities, with repeats limited to prevent second wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chicago
Brookings
Northwestern Yeast Company
National Club Congress
State Board of Agriculture
Nelson Knitting Company
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
I Wilson and Company
Sioux Falls
John Morrell and Company
Minnehaha
Huron
South Dakota
Scouts Discuss Plans For Week Of Camping Troop 17 Iroquois
Scouts of Troop 17 Iroquois held a Monday night meeting at Southall. Scoutmaster I H Bruhn reported on the National Training camp and introduced new games. Flaming Arrow patrol won most points in contests. Plans for a troop camping trip were discussed, with an overnight hike tentatively set for Friday if weather permits.
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Troop
Iroquois
Boy Scouts
Southall
I. H. Bruhn
Flaming Arrow
Roger Obliers
Breakfast Planned By 4-H Foods Club The Progressive Maids
The 4-H Foods Club The Progressive Maids met May 6 at Carol’s home to plan fund raising and arrange a Mother’s Day breakfast for June 28. Members will bring or prepare dishes at Elsie Larson’s home. Helen Goodle and Doris Russel served lunch of biscuits, apple sauce, milk. Meeting adjourned to Elsie Carson’s home.
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4-H Foods Club
Foodsub
Carol Ae
Treasury
Elsie Larson
Helen Goodle
Doris Russel
Elsie Carson
Helen Akins
Cooking Club Special Meeting At Virgil School
A special meeting of the Klssy Kitchen Kooks club was held at Virgil school last Friday with one member absent. At the April 22 meeting it was decided to have an ice cream social at McBride school on May 20. Two members dropped since then and a further meeting decided to proceed with the program, postponing some parts to June to allow learning. Admission is 5 cents and all are invited.
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Cooking Club
Bed ‘Hs
Klssy Kitchen Kooks Club
Virgil School
McBride School
New 4 H President Elected at State College
Milo Opdshi of Hayti has been elected president of the 4 Hlub at State College. The club includes many former 4 H members from across the state and surrounding states. Activities feature a weekly program on station KFDY with announcer Mr Qopdahl, a Little International booth, an All College day exhibit, and a float in the Hobo day parade.
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Brookings
Milo Opdshi
Hayti
State College
KFDY
Qopdahl
Little International
Annual Rally Day Held In Highmore
The Hyde county courthouse hosted the third annual Rally Day and exhibit with about 37 rural schools earning premiums. Students showcased top work including papermaking and Freize arts, a county chorus sang in the high school gym directed by Miss Margaret Hagan, and 28 sport events followed with Holabird and Dewey winning large and small school classes respectively.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Swings at Roosevelt School Repair in Vernon District
Willis Hein of Roosevelt school Vernon district notes swings were rotten and broke in the year. William, a Willing Workers league member, says students tied sticks to ropes to create makeshift seats and four to eight could swing now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisn Hein
Roosevelt
Vernon
William
Willing Workers League
Amy Radcliffe
Johnston School Triumph In Kittenball Match
Angelina Hofer reports Johnston School led by Julius Hofer and Joe Stahl defeated Miss Mary Smith's school 16 to 2 in a kittenball game. Velma Anderson hit a homer and Julius Hofer hit two homers. Tobias, Jongs, Leonard, Palmer, and Kenneth contributed in fielding. The team notes three wins and one loss this year.
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Julius Hofer
Tobias
Jongs
Leonard
Palmer
Kenneth
Broadland Scouts Hike At Horseshoe Bend
Broadland troop 18 conducted an overnight hike at Horseshoe Bend on Saturday and Sunday. All members were present plus one visitor and the assistant scoutmaster, The Tenderfoot. The group practiced tally tracking pacing and cooking, had flapjacks for breakfast, then played games and fished, per Harlan Olson.
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Broadland Scouts
Broadland Troop
Horseshoe Bend
Tenderfoot
Harlan” Olson
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Frzisgation
Advice on fumigation formulas includes P D B T and benzene derivatives. Describes odor and dangers of a crystalline fumigant and mentions exposure risks to clothing and air spaces. The fragment warns about deadly effects per pound per certain space.
Puzzle glossary fragmented list of clues and terms
A garbled OCR style entry lists numerous numbered clues and terms such as death notice, tumult, plaster of Paris, conveyances of property, and goddess of youth. It appears as a word puzzle or glossary with scattered definitions and a question about the department serving the man in the picture, plus miscellaneous numbers and fragments.
Eradicating Clothes Moths By Heat And Sprays
A guide on eliminating clothes moths without staining furniture or rooms. It details heat methods reaching 135 to 149 degrees for 10 to 12 hours, cautions about wood damage, and recommends cyanide only for experts, while noting pyrethrum sprays like Fly-Tox as effective though costly.
Obituary of Margaret Sweet of Banner Township
Margaret Sweet born in New York City December 1850 married Frank Sweet in 1877. Survived by children Kittie Abel Anna Lynch Charles Sweet Jennie Graham and J Jay Sweet plus siblings and many grandchildren. Died April 27 after eight months confined. funeral at Iroquois Methodist Church officiated by Revs Arms and Hunter. Interment at Iroquois Cemetery.
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Margaret McDonald
New York City
Illinois
Chicago
Frank Sweet
Westfield
Kittie Abel
Iroquois
Anna Lynch
Huron
Charles Sweet
Jennie Graham
Belleflower
Cal
J.jay Sweet
Minneapolis
Sweet
Dakota Territory
Banner Township
Beadle County
Iroquois Methodist Episcopal Church
C. D. Arms of Cavour
J. M Hunter
Iroquois Methodist Church
Iroquois Cemetery
Card Of Thanks For Kindness At Mother's Passing
We thank friends for kindness during the long illness and at the death of our mother. Mrs. Kittie Abell Mrs. Anna Lynch Mrs. Jennie Graham Charles Sweet J Jay Sweet.
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Ang
Kittie Abell
Anna. Lynch
Jennie Graham
Charles. Sweet
J. Jay ‘Sweet
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Beadle County Mortgage
Mortgagee reports default on a $1500 tax and loan note secured by Lot Eight in Parkland Addition South Dakota. Property described, assignments recorded from 1925 to 1933. Balance due on note totaled $1467.50 with $1400.00 principal remaining. Sale date set for 3:30 PM on August 31, 1925, at Beadle County courthouse.
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Inlesor
Eng
Ielivers Gees
County
Siuth Pelt
Ana
Addia
W. He Maul
Renan Maul
Jrormage
Sekota
O'Stock A. m
Rewart
Ina Clara- Rawat
Pianeta
Beadle County
South
Dakota
Clara Stewart
Clar
Stewart
Souths Dakota
Boole Beadle
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs Ralph Longster traveled to Pierre after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Longstaff and Dr and Mrs W L Notestein hosted a 16 friend party to honor Professor Wallace Notestein of the University of Minnesota. He is a nephew of Dr Notestein, Wooster graduates attended. Mildred Thompson returned from Alpena after visiting relatives. Jocieal returned home from Fracy where Acchie Crowell visited. Iroquois trip brought Mise Wilma Bliss back from the track meet in Brookings.
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Ralph Longster
Pierre
John Longstaff
W. L. Notestein
Wallace Notestein
University of Minnesota
Huron
Notestein
Wooster University
Wooster
Acchie Crowell Camis
Iroquois
Wilma Bliss
Brookings
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Lusk. Mitchell Newspapers
Joe
Senate
D. P. Hogan
Andrew Carnegie
America
Srest
Ironmaster
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Club Congress
Timm
Milo Opdahl
Ontal
Notic
Jim
Shorpe
Mns
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