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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
6
As war ends, rural areas see rapid farm real estate sales and shifting ownership. Buyers include tenants, owners expanding units, city investors, war workers, and business people hedging against inflation. Prices show notable gains since 1943, raising concerns of a repeat postwar bust.
The piece notes an 18 percent annual rise in land prices with 1943 and 1944 farm sales at record levels. It cites plentiful funds, low interest credit, and strong incomes driving speculation and warns of a crash similar to 1920 with a push for land policy reforms and possible federal controls.
An ordained study guides believers from Joshua to David, showing God's provision of a new leader after Moses, the promise of victory through faith, and the call to obedience and courage. It emphasizes meditation on God's Word and future planning under divine blessing.
Illinois farmer E. Houser Jr of Farmer City DeWitt county operates a two barn hay setup on his 560 acre farm feeding 60 Hereford cows and up to 175 feeder cattle and 1,000 western lambs yearly. He uses a pickup baler and a 20 by 4 foot sled pulled by a tractor to collect bales, two workers hook and load while a center elevator lifts bales to the roof for transfer.
Bankers report farm land is selling above the normal average in the seventh district based on 500 country banker reports. The district covers Iowa Michigan Wisconsin and northern Illinois and Indiana.
New York state estimates predict about 900000 service members and 500000 wartime workers will demobilize. Of these, around 75000 may seek land, but the Rural Policy committee warns against buying submarginal plots, inflated farms, or hasty purchases. They urge county committees to guide returns to ensure sound investments and self sufficiency.
Lesson for July 2 lists selected subjects and scripture texts curated by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. It outlines covered topics and references without additional commentary.
The Middle West Soil Improvement committee cites a 2 721 000 acre rise in spring farm area devoted to corn across 10 Midwestern states. Hybrids outyield open pollinated varieties by 20 to 25 bushels per acre and demand better crop management and fertilizer to maintain soil nutrients.
The 1943 44 total citrus fruit production is forecast to be about six percent above 1942 43 and roughly fifty two percent above the average yearly output of 1935 39. The larger orange crop mainly drives the anticipated gain in production.
It pays to buy two pairs of stockings of the same color at the same time. Be sure to ask for length depending on the length of your leg and girdle. Sprinkle graham cracker or vanilla wafer crumbs on top of puddings before cooling to prevent a tough skin from forming.
A reader promotes lemon and water as a gentle remedy to constipation and a boost to vitality. The tip suggests drinking juice from one Sunkist lemon in water each morning for ten days to stimulate bowel action and improve digestion.
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