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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
8
Chicago markets advertise bacon imported from Poland at 33 cents a pound while American bacon sells for 50 to 55 cents amid a pork shortage from 5 million pig slaughters. Import volumes surge in 1935 with pork, meat, and grain imports up sharply, revealing tax shifting from processors to consumers.
Chicago readers learn bread costs rise due to taxes borne through the supply chain. The article lists taxes paid by farmers, grain elevators, flour millers, railroads, flour trucks, bread wrappers, and bakers, noting funds flow from many levies to the final price.
Washington announces total government outlays for the 1937 fiscal year at 6.413 billion dollars. Regular expenditures are 4.21 billion and recovery relief costs amount to 2.203 billion. Comparisons show 1928 total expenditures at 3.581 billion.
Washington, D. C. The United States Treasury department is described as the champion check-writer, drawing more than 1,000 checks a minute and 60,000 an hour. It issues wages, salaries, relief, pensions to over 9,000,000 people, a figure representing about 40 percent of the citizens who voted for Roosevelt in 1982.
In Polk County Nebraska the executrix filed a final account and petition for final settlement of the estate of Samuel A. Snider Deceased The hearing to determine heirship and distribution and to discharge the executrix is set for February 7 1936 at 10 A M before the County Court Appearing and contesting is allowed Dated January 13 1937 W W Norton County Judge Shal
The piece argues that rising federal spending will push debt into the billions and criticizes lawmakers for fiscal carelessness. It asserts government debt has hit an all time high and that spending far outpaces revenue, harming taxpayers and future stability.
Polk County Nebraska 1936 budget presented by County Commissioners lists General Fund 40000 plus Special Bridge 12000 and other funds totaling 95500. Clerk John I Anderson certifies the copy as true. Rexford Tugwell eyeing travel allowance 1641368 dollars for resettlement administration.
A historical note outlines medical X ray examination and diagnosis connected to the First National Bank in Osceola Nebraska. The reference describes radiographic procedures and findings linked to bank personnel or local residents.
Physicians and surgeons listed at Crouse Tex Drug Co location with Dr. D J Smith in room 29 and Dr. Harley Eklund in room 23. Office phone number 24.
A court case records a dispute between For Good Service And Courteous Treatment Company and Hurst Lester Anderson. The document outlines claims and procedural steps in a civil action.
Receipts of cattle Monday reached 10 500 head as quality remained indifferent. Prices trended lower with few top steers and yearlings moving steadily. Cows and heifers showed similar declines and stockers and feeders were dull, with prices generally firming toward the end of last week.
Receipts of hogs Monday reached 5,000 head. Opening prices for the day and week were about 10 to 15 cents lower than Friday or on par with Saturday's uneven market. Most desirable light and butcher weights moved at 9.50 to 9.75 dollars, plainer and heavier grades and mixed hogs from 9.50 down, sows at 8.50 to 8.75 dollars.
Receipts of 14 000 head weighed on Monday as liberal eastern markets and lower bids pushed local sheep and lamb sales down about 25 cents from last week. Fat lambs sold from 9.50 to 10.00, feeders from 9.00 to 9.75, and aged sheep also moved lower.
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