Farm Mortgage Bonds Called Gest Security in Finance World
J K Dow of Ballipore cites the new Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds as top security, issued to replace cash in Federal Land Bank loans across Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Bonds pay 4 percent interest, guaranteed by the U S Government and consolidated Federal Land Bank bonds, with backing from Farm Mortgage Corporation capital totaling about 200 6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Dow
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Land Bank
Land Bank Couny Loans
Penrlvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Doughton
Ge i
Farm Credit Administration of
Ballipore
Federal Land Bank
United States
Federal Land Banks
Me. Doughton
United Star
Fecial
Pedéval
Barixs
Doous
Seimber Banks
Federal Reserve System
Act of Congress
Post Office Cabinet Withdrawn At Lititz Public Sale
Winifred Huber conducted a public sale on Main Street Lititz disposing of items from the town post office including a mail boxes cabinet once owned by Frederick A. Zitzman the postmaster named by President Andrew Jackson for 19 years. A large crowd attended despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Winifred Huber
Fast Main Street
Frederick A. Zitzman
Andrew Jackson
Tobacco Growers May Receive Government Aid Under 1938 Plan
Secretary Wallace approves a 1938 tobacco adjustment program for filler and Filler and higher grades, offering options to reduce base acreage by one third to one hundred percent. New riders allow two additional base choices and variable payments tied to per acre reductions and market value. Participants must sign riders. inquiries go to District Tobacco Agent Otto Olson in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Local notices and obituaries from Rothsville area
County superintendent M J Brecht visits borough schools. Jacob Bollinger, noted northern county citizen, dies at Rothsville home. Mrs D G Witmyer returns home from Philadelphia hospital. W B Hornberger of Philadelphia visits relatives. W A Bollinger and family are mentioned further in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Brecht
Jacob Bollinger
Rothsville
D. G. Witmyer
Philadelphia
Wm. B. Hornberger
W. A. Bollinger
Local notes from Lititz and area reflect trade moves and church splits
Lancaster area items report Tierman Fisher and Ambrose Furlow traveling to Reading for a business tip. Chester Ritchie leaves for Philadelphia to join Black Diamond Coal Company yards at Germantown as weighing and yardmaster. Easter eggs and rabbits sold in Lititz largely produced by John R. Gibbel in the east end. Ev Lutheran Cie leadership likely to divide, becoming independent of Kisselhill and Neilsville. Lititz congregation votes 75 to 35 to become separate. Neffsville votes 85 to 9 in favor of division. Kissellill to decide on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierman Fisher
Ambrose Furlow
Reading
Chester Ritchie
Philadelphia
Black Diamond Coal Company
Germantown
Lititz
John R. Gibbel
Ev. Lutheran Cie
Kisseihill
Neilsville
Litit
Neffsville
Kissel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old “Post Office
Otto Olson
P. O. Bldg
Lancaster
Lutz
Main Street
Jacob Snavely
Wolf’s Garage
Sts
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
East Main Street
Buck Run
Commonwealth of Penna. Dept. of Int. Affairs
Bureau OF Standard Weights and Measures
Long & Co. Coal — Lumber
Mavis
V. Vivaudou, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
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