Ever Normal Granary Debate in Wallace Farm Plan Clash
The piece analyzes Secretary Wallace's ever normal granary concept within his farm bill, arguing it could stabilize or depress prices. It contrasts potential consumer benefits with risks from world markets and domestic production limits, noting Democratic opposition and uncertain hearings.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Wallace
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
United States
Russia
South America
Mr. Wallace
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Tugwell
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate Democrats
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Alban Barkley
Kentucky
Robinson
Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Corn Looks Fine in Eastern Nebraska Crop Report
A. E. Anderson reports eastern Nebraska corn generally fine with promise in central areas and damage in parts of Hall, Adams, and Lancaster counties. Orr notes Ravenna corn as excellent while some areas from Seward to Saline show injury. Panhandle wheat hurt by drought. northwest dry land potatoes promising. sandhills pastures poor.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hall, Adams
Lancaster
A. E. Anderson
A. V. Nordquist
Anderson
Joseph L. Orr
Washington, D. C
Federal
Seward
York
Hamilton
Clay
Fillmore
Saline
Hastings
Holdrege
Grand Island
Brokaw Bow
Panhandle
North
Sheridan
Sioux
Dawes
Sidney
Lorenzo
Chappell
Taxes In State To Be Higher In 1937 Levy Rise
Lincoln Nebraska state tax levy for 1937 will be about 2.68 mills a hike from last year's 1.76 mills. State Tax Commissioner William H. Smith will present the figure to the state board of equalization and assessment next week. Tangible property on the grand assessment roll totals 2,058,195,872 a decline of 2,639,296 from last year or about one tenth of one percent.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
William H. Smith
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Cattle Branding Surges in Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska cattlemen file and renew brands at record rates with Maupin stating 16 309 brand renewals this month surpassing 1932 figures and placing Nebraska second only to Montana in brand numbers. He notes five year renewals and a flood era push for protection through branding.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Montana
Louis B. Maupin
Maupin
Republican River Valley
State Expenditure Totals for 1935 37 Biennium Reported
Lincoln reports show total expenditures from appropriated funds for July 1 1935 to June 30 1937 at 53 455 137 97. Of this 53 254 560 82 came from regular appropriations and 200 577 15 from emergency funds. Invested trust funds added 22 431 396 79 making a combined total of 55 886 534 76, surpassing the previous record of 40 154 975 for the prior biennium.
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Lincoln
W. H. Smith
Nebraska Receives 100 Additional Carloads of Poison Bran
Lincoln O. S. Bare reports Nebraska will get 100 extra carloads of poison bran under a federal appropriation. He has ordered 42 cars, with 70 counties requesting 110 cars and 23 counties awaiting word. Minneapolis regional HQ advised readiness. shipments are en route for Nebraska.
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Lincoln
O. S. Bare
Bare
Minneapolis
Nebraska
How God Provides in the Wilderness for His People
A devotional study on Israel’s journey to the promised land emphasizing God’s daily provision of bread and water in the wilderness. It highlights the divine source, daily measure, and limited allotment, urging trust in Christ as the living bread and living water for spiritually hungry souls.
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Israel
Promised Land
Egypt
Camaan
Joseph Parker
James
Paul
Christ
Sewing Circle Patterns Promote Summer Frocks and Romance
The Sewing Circle presents patterns for playful frocks designed to charm and delight. Describes two piece and dressy options in sheer crepe and infers lively dates, dancing, and moonlit evenings. Patterns 1288 13826 1228 specify sizes and fabric needs with a 15 cent price.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
True or False Views of Self and World
The statement argues that a person continually forms a true or false view of self and world through every action and thought, shaping a right or wrong attitude toward themselves and others. It presents a philosophical claim about self-perception and ethics.
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Ming Poo
Malaga
Ohio Valley
Apollo
Myra Kelly
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Rosie
Poppa
Irvin
Cobb
Harold L. Lundquist
Dan
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
God
DON Leon
Dante
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