Farm Values Rise as Repairs Boost Market Prices
Renewed interest in farm land shows higher prices as farmers remodel and enlarge homes barns and equipment under the federal modernization credit plan. Loans yield 25 to 33 percent value gains, improving market value and living conditions. Banks report nationwide price increases from January to September, with an average rise to 20.01 dollars per acre, up from 16.63 last year. Governor W. I. Myers notes renewed interest in farm real estate.
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Closet for Broom Easily Installed
The article discusses practical home storage ideas for brooms and cleaning supplies, suggesting a simple cabinet built with boards, hooks, and a small door in kitchens or hallways. It links the idea to broader improvements in agricultural conditions and farm finances, noting trends in refinancing, cash payments, and increased repair work as farmers regain confidence and expand housing, farm, and loan activity.
Modernization Directory Firms Co-Operating With Government
A listing outlines firms participating in the Nation Wide Modernization Program under the Federal Housing Act and explains how homeowners can access its benefits and programs. It highlights the role of participating firms and provides steps to avail the available subsidies and services.
Housing program urged for Arkansas farmers to repair and modernize homes
Hal L. Norwood of the Federal Housing Administration urged Arkansas farmers to use a local loan plan to repair and modernize homes and farm buildings. Loans run three to five years with capped charges, and improvements like roofs floors and plumbing are emphasized alongside barn and silo repairs.
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Utilities Oil and Rails Under Study
By Byron Price of the Associated Press, the piece notes Roosevelt planners focus on regulating utilities oil and rail sectors. It highlights government power aims, Tennessee Valley Authority questions, holding company regulation and railroad map changes as Congress gears up with a busy but limited next session.
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Modernization Loans for Filling Stations AD Housing Plan
Federal Housing Administration supports repair and modernization of gas stations under a plan enabling lenders to advance up to 2000 dollars for permanent improvements. Banks may finance construction on vacant land within the limit, with losses capped at 20 percent of funds and repayments due in five years or less in regular installments.
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Political speculate on Roosevelt and 1940 race readings
The column surveys looming 1940 presidential options, noting Roosevelt timing on bonus inflation, Garner's Washington role, and House dynamics. It hints at potential candidates like Vandenberg, Olsen, and Sinclair, weighing how party factions might align behind a future president while considering an independent cabal.
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Housing Question Box on FHA insured 20-year loans
A set of FHA insured mortgage questions and answers covers rate charges, premiums, service fees, and eligibility. It explains financing a refinanced insured loan by same borrower, converting pre 1934 mortgages, building a market ready on a new side, and tenant farmer situations with equity and ownership requirements.
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Stair Lighting Reduces Falls in Public Stairs
Electric lights at tugs and bottom landings improve visibility and reduce fall injuries. Improved lighting is funded by modernization loans supported by the Federal Housing Administration, reflecting a shift toward safer stair design and enhanced consumer safety programs.
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Publicity staff reveal government deal to share press events
Agencies plan to dispatch publicity teams across conferences to learn what colleagues say about them. The move aims to reveal how governments publicize actions and how higher ups monitor messaging among agencies.
Built-in color chest urged for homes with limited water
A city report surveys dwelling units and finds many lack running water and baths. It advocates a built-in paint and color chest as practical, affordable home improvement, noting loans from federal programs and the need to keep such chests tucked away to avoid fire risk.
Danish Offices Get Copper Roof From Beater Pots
Beater household copper pots and pans are used to reroof Denmark's Foreign Office and Supreme Court Building amid a shortage. Kings and notables have dined there. an article notes the repair tool needed fixing but found no appropriation. People contributed with gifts of old copper items to help the project.
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Death of Henry Coleman and family mourners
Mr Henry Coleman's friends will be worried to hear of his death. He leaves four daughters Mrs G W Gilbert of Fulton Mrs Will Gilbert of Washington Mrs Alice Finley of this place and a daughter in Des Moines. Also several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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