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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
7
Excerpt reflects on courage in minority and tolerance in majority. Encourages self‑subjection to reason and notes the first step in life shapes all remaining days through a parental tone.
The Bowden family of Coffee County Alabama shows how returning veterans help an elderly couple gain ownership of their farm. J W Bowden and wife 69 and 63 with sons Lynn and Oren who financed the 360 acre farm through Farm Security Administration at 3 percent. Diversified crops hogs cattle including purebred Angus, peanuts and cotton drive steady progress with full ownership achieved within three years.
The piece questions why the New York Yankees, once feared for power at the plate, slump to batting averages around .238 by late July. It cites Panama training, veteran slumps, and a rare collective dip as Bill Dickey and others seek an explanation while peers like Keller still post strong numbers.
The Farm Security Administration reports 5,400 ex servicemen were financed in March and April for farm purchases or operating costs. Over 20,000 veteran applications are being processed, with more than 16,000 already assisted and about 1,000 receiving Bankhead Jones farm purchase loans.
The Farm Security Administration provides individual guidance to farmers for loan programs. Each plan lists crops, operating expenses, and expected income, with a trained FSA supervisor helping implement methods. Home economists assist in rural counties to help families achieve income and a good living while repaying loans.
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture says farm operators work an average 12 hours daily, totaling about 72 hours weekly as of June 1. Harvest seasons push longer hours, and Sundays also demand chores. Last year farmers averaged 12.2 hours daily during wartime.
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