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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
2
The piece reflects on common sense conservation and the pleasures of fishing. It praises the sport, lists gear and catalogs, notes the joy of trying unique lures, and imagines dreamlike streams, calm pools, and sunny afternoons without mosquitoes.
The Shawano County League plans its annual meeting Monday evening to elect teams, discuss baseball adoption, and tackle various items of interest. The event invites anyone interested in baseball to attend whether or not they are current members.
The speaker discusses the desire to curb executive power amid a broader push for unemployment relief and rural rehabilitation. He cites a March 22 Congressional Record entry on Wisconsin housing and urges actions on credits for dependents, tax exemptions, and measures to aid families and education while warning against surrendering legislative power. The letter also critiques Federal Reserve policy and argues for constructive economic solutions to ease the current hardship.
Rudolph Christiansen, FSA county supervisor, reports farmers unable to join the 1929 AAA soil conservation program due to funding limits may obtain Farm Security Administration loans through the local AAA committee. Loans cover up to 60 percent of the AAA payment for alfalfa or clover seed, lime, fertilizer, and other soil building supplies, secured by assignment of the payment. Eligible applicants must be AAA committee recommended and unable to secure credit elsewhere.
The supervisor stated that borrowers must seek financing first from banks or private lenders to qualify for FSA loans and that all applications go through the Shawano county office. Eligible farmers must lack other financing, be recommended for character, use the full loan for approved soil building materials, and not assign pay to anyone but the Farm Security Administration.
Aintree race story notes Radiophoto of Workman nine year old bay gelding owned by Sir Alexander Maguire crossing first in the 1061st Grand National steeplechase. Mac Moffatt, owned by Captain L Scott-Briggs, finishes second. Workman’s victory sparked over two million dollars for Americans with Irish sweepstakes tickets on the second favorite.
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