Farm Credit Admin Loans to Farmers Rise in Three Years
The Farm Credit Administration reports about 40 million dollars yearly loaned to farmers through FCA channels in the past three years. Allen T. Sanford notes the figure is a bit over one percent of the national total, with broader efforts to expand short term loans and mortgage lending through affiliated institutions.
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Land Bank Credit Totals in Brave Era Loans Reach 27 Million
Land Bank Commissioner reports short term credit loans totaling about 27 million dollars. The largest single figure is 10,970,465 in loans to private institutions, with Production Credit associations lending 7,012,171 to 889 borrowers and Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation 7,063,015 to 1263 farmers. Emergency crop loans in Utah total 284,158 and drouth relief loans for 1934 and 1938 amount to 1,752,497. The majority of loans came from permanent institutions funded by securities sales to the public, as the easing mood reduced reliance on emergency financing.
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Lake Mead Rises as Major Water Source and Dam Work Advances
Lake Mead now holds about 6,000,000 acre feet of water, with daily inflows around 141,000 acre feet and a historic rise in storage across Bureau of Reclamation reservoirs. Boulder Dam projects push generator installation and power production while officials note a hopeful turn after years of drought.
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National Guard Gunnery Drills Open at Camp Williams Utah
Utah guardsmen of the 22nd field artillery begin two weeks of intensive gunnery drills at Camp Williams Jordan Narrows. Lt Col Albert B. Wilfong leads day one. 850 officers and men muster at 5 am with a guard mount and retreat. Brig Gen W G Williams commands. Col Hamilton Gardner directs much of the activity as 101 station wagons form Utahs largest motorized war equipment assemblage.
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Camp Williams
Jordan Narrows
Albert B. Wilfong
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Pioneer Camp Holds Silver Tea by the Daughters of the Pioneers
The American Folk camp Daughters of the Pioneers held a successful Silver Tea at Mrs. S. L. Chipman’s home with forty attendees enjoying music and readings. Decorations featured roses and peonies, a pink satin Venetian cover, silver candelabra, and a rose-filled silver basket.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
S. L. Chipman
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