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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1941

Page

2

Plan to ease interstate trade barriers gains momentum

A 1941 report notes broad moves to remove state trade barriers hindering farm product movement. Kentucky keeps a low 18 000 pound limit while other states raise caps. Repeals ease truck weights and Margarine taxes, with New England adopting uniform cattle disease rules.

Ashington South Kentucky Texas Alabama Tennessee Mississippi New England U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Japanese Empire Exports Little- Imports Heavily

Data detail the Japanese Empire's small land area 260,704 square miles, population 105 million in 1940, major cities Tokyo Osaka Nagoya Kobe Yokohama, and reliance on imports for raw materials. Key imports in early 1940 include raw cotton oils beans coal wool salt and pulp for artificial silk with 9 month values.

Taiwan Formosa Chosen Korea Kwantung Bokoto Pescadores Mandated Islands Texas Japan Honshu Tokyo New York London Osaka Nagoya Kyoto Kobe Yokohama United States British India Egypt Australia British Malaya Netherlands East Indies

Whirlaway a Puzzle to Ben Jones at Saratoga

Warren Wright's Calumet stable trainer Ben Jones calls Whirlaway a strange horse with a mind of his own. The Derby Preakness and Belmont winner is fast and strong yet often unruly, sometimes relaxed like a plow horse and other times nervous as a caged panther.

Qaratoga N. Y Ben Jones Warren Wright Calumet Stable Jones Whirlaway Wright Flyer

Wordplay on coats of paint sparks a pun

Alec asks the painter how many coats to use. The painter says two coats, and the boy proposes three as an over coat. The painter sighs that three would be a waste coat.

Waugh State Commissioners of Agriculture Alec

Rex the cat climber ends safely after ASPCA rescue

In New York City four story clothes pole stunt Rex the cat is saved by a special noosing gadget used by an ASPCA official as neighbors cheer. The incident prompts notes on milk inspection flaws and a call for greater uniformity in sanitary requirements across cities and states.

Federal State Departments of Agriculture Waugh Rex ASPCA New York City

Farm Lands Sell Briskly as War Creates Demand

Farm lands show brisk sales across the nation as war boosted demand. Buyers include tenant farmers, factory workers, investors, and city residents seeking security property. Unimproved land lags behind as improved farms move fastest while labor limits hinder expansion. Multiple firms report mostly cash deals and rising activity in better properties.

Minneapolis Northwestern National Life Insurance Company New York

Nerve Wrecker Ben Jones talks Whirlaway’s care and patience

John Partridge praises Ben Jones for tending Whirlaway with extraordinary patience and midnight checks. The horse’s temperament, late-race bursts, and resilience are chronicled as Jones and Warren Wright eye Whirlaway’s bid for all time wins, noting speed and stamina and doubts about Arcaro’s absence.

No Sale Lawyer Riff Sparks Quick Oil Strike Gambit

A witty exchange pits a lawyer against a client over a promised bonus for five minutes of talk. The client refuses payment while the lawyer jokes about striking oil. The scene plays on satire of legal fees and quick results.

Wet Night Visit Ends in Muddy Dilemma

Jones arrives at Watts’ door on a very wet night. He hesitates to enter due to dirty feet, while Watts urges him to come in and keep his boots on.

Jones Watts

Brother’s Mistakes Outshine Father’s Losses in Quip

A terse exchange frames a family quip where the speaker says their father loses money on everything the brother makes and the brother replies he makes mistakes. The dialogue centers on fault and humor within a household exchange.

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