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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
5
A Republican candidate in Polk County seeks votes in the upcoming sheriff primary urging supporters to back his bid. He frames his campaign around public safety experience and commitment to the community.
Receipts of cattle 25 000 head including 5 000 westerns and 10 000 drouth cattle. Fat cattle slow at steady to lower levels with choice beeves scarce. Hogs receipts 10 500 with bids stronger. good hogs 4.50 4.75, choice 4.85, sows 3.75 4.10.
Receipts of sheep and lambs totaled 7,000 with limited offerings and favorable eastern reports driving a 25 to 35 cent rise in fat lambs to around 6.75. Felder lambs firm near 5.60 to 5.70, while aged ewes held steady.
E. J. Howland campaigns for the county commissioner seat announcing his bid, outlining goals for local governance and public service. He asks voters to support his candidacy at upcoming election events and through community outreach efforts.
The piece urges voters to back S J Wharless for Northwest District commissioner in the August Republican primary and notes August parlor sales at Kepner's. It discusses banking recovery after a crisis, urging prudent lending, confidence restoration, and wary business sentiment amid tax and government concerns.
The American Bankers Association runs standard courses under the American Institute of Banking Section. Over two hundred chapters operate across the country with thousands of graduates each year. A proposal seeks a central school offering advanced work to select graduates.
Banks and trust companies, major borrowers from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, have repaid about 925 million of 1.653 billion advanced by April 30, 1934. Since February 1932, the R F C authorized loans to 7,080 banking institutions totaling 1.995 billion, with 442 million not drawn. Repayments outpace other borrowers, signaling a return to normal financial conditions.
Since 1928 the Bankers Finance Scholarships Foundation for Education in Economics has awarded 354 college loan scholarships. Total loans repaid reach $262,000 with $86,900 outstanding. Fund investments total $540,000.
A saddle horse of the Oregon National Guard puzzled all by slipping its hatter with the aid of manger boards. The horse and about twenty stable mates disappeared nightly until a watchman uncovered the trick. The horse pulled the falters from the heads of its mates with its teeth.
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