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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
2
Governor Winship reports Puerto Rico closed 1934-35 with a 606000 surplus as critics argue over statehood and autonomy. PRRA plans target housing, reforestation, rural electrification, and sugar industry readjustment to boost economy and aid farmers.
A. E. Anderson reports Nebraska’s 1935 farm income from all sources at 282 million dollars, up 50 million from 1934, with livestock sales at 177 million and crops valued at 157.8 million. The report notes loan repayments, higher bank lending, rising land and implement sales, auto sales and increased theater patronage as signs of recovery.
The Social Security Board is poised to grant final approval early next year to Nebraska and Iowa Lincoln pension programs. Nebraska also seeks blind pensions and aid to dependent children with federal matching funds projected for early 1936. Federal funds for old age grants await congressional appropriation as states must secure approval by January 1 to qualify for grants.
State Superintendent Lincoln Charles W Taylor reported Nebraska public schools spent 18 343159 during the 1934 35 year with 14555149 raised by taxation Expenditures compared with 1933 34 and 1932 33 Teachers salaries fell over the nine year period urban rural gaps widened 1518 city village men and 6037 women teachers saw declines Rural men averaged 473 and 364 urban men 473 to 797 since 1925 26 School age enrollment reached 415 834 with 312 358 in attendance daily 275 308 average daily attendance.
Lincoln D. F. Felton WPA chief assured Nebraskans every effort would prevent staff cuts and reduced appropriations from harming the big job drive. With A. D. Morreh as acting district administrator in Omaha he said District 2 would face no trouble and other districts would cooperate to maintain maximum WPA employment.
Washington and Oregon votes loom large as Canada lumber dispute shapes tariff talks. Hull seeks quota tactics to honor most favored nation rules while pacific Northwest warns of anti Roosevelt shift. Farm relief plans explore union hours and a possible yearly bonus for hired hands to balance work.
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A reflective piece discusses how living well, not merely living, defines true blessing and fulfillment, exploring the difference between mere existence and purposeful living. It contemplates values, health, and daily choices shaping a meaningful life.
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