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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
4
The Osceola Record, Polk County's oldest newspaper, lists Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher. The paper notes postal registration and a yearly subscription rate of two dollars.
Rep Haugen reports revised McNary Haugen farm bill would create a 350 million revolving fund to loan cooperatives for surpluses with an equalization fee only if loans prove inadequate. The bill expands scope to all agricultural commodities and relaxes Presidential appointment limits on the Federal Farm Board. President Coolidge opposes the Jones Reid flood control bill as costly and indefinite, while tax-cut tensions grow between Administration and Senate Democrats.
Administration leaders push to restore the auto sales tax and consider repealing the federal estate tax while striving to lower overall tax cuts. Rep Royal Johnson accuses the committee of neglecting his proposal to conscript material resources in wartime and may move to floor action. The House Immigration Committee backs H R 12626 the relatives bill reserving half the 1929 1930 immigration allotment for relatives of naturalized citizens.
Polk County 4 H youths earn trips and prizes for outstanding 1927 club work. Awards come from Northwestern Yeast Company, Burlington Railroad and Omaha Chamber of Commerce. Also notes anti theft efforts, feeders day rates, and team hitch demonstrations.
The Osceola school explores how society cannot rely on schools or reformatories to train every pupil, as penmanship schemes vary. The current Economy Method requires students to write five drills to earn outcomes, indicating a shift in instructional rewards.
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