Farmers Tax Money Used To Improve Life In Country
The bureau of agricultural economics reports farm taxes have risen about 160 percent in 15 years while land values are up 20 percent from 1913. Most farmers pay local taxes on real estate personal property licenses auto fuel and possibly state income tax. Schools and roads absorb the bulk of public money with rising costs due to price levels larger student cohorts longer terms and higher education and road maintenance standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Social Roundup in East Huntsman and Nearby Towns
Numerous local visitors and gatherings are reported from East Huntsman and nearby communities. Ed Lipke and family visited the O L Miller home. the Niemanns hosted and hosted again. Kinton health concerns noted. O L Miller attended Farmers Union convention in Omaha and Farmers Union meeting attendance cited. Legislative data for 1928 shows 50,893 bills introduced nationwide with 17,199 laws enacted. Nebraska saw 47 bills introduced and 203 enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lipke
O. L. Miller
Frank Schwasnick
Frances
Nyda
Niemann
Alvin Andre
Edgar
Donald Meier
Lorenzo
Claus Engell
Frank Kinton
Sidney
Kinton
Dr. Taylor
Louis Miller
Wm. Taylor
Hadley
Bates
George Niemann
Walter Miller
Lowell Wolverton
F. N. Kinton
Engelland
Claus Engelland
Glen Bales
D. Hadley
Louis
Elsie Niemann
Lutheran
Bill Taylor
Sterling
Little Murriel Spearow
W. E. Spearow
George Nieman
Miller
Nebraska
JULESBURG MAN WANTED FOR BIG SHORTAGE IN COUNTY TREASURY FUNDS
Victor Miller, Sedgwick County treasurer, is missing since January 1 as auditors report a funds shortage of about 35000 dollars. Sheriff Bethel has a warrant for Miller and a 500 dollar reward is offered for his return. Accusations include concealing deficits across foreign banks and improper deposits to cover up eight to nine months of shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Miller
Sedgwick County
James Mullen
Julesburg
Miller
Guy E. Bethel
Bethel
New York
Denver
Pleasant View social notes recount gatherings and visits
Pleasant View locals share a busy week of meals, dinners, and casual visits. Families including Borcher Schubarth Hilpert Morrow and Obendorfer hosted and visited relatives, with several outings and Sunday gatherings noted. Marie Mathes is listed on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Anderson
E. Toll
Wm. Borcher
J. H. Hinck
Herman Mangels
Art Schubarth
Leona Hilpert
Joe Gerler
Robert Nelson
Paul Morrow
Johnson Grove
William Borcher
Frank Miller
D. W. Matthewson
J. E. Morrow
Paul
Ben Hilpert
Art Schuessler
A. Steffan
Loren Dugger
Dalton
Henry Hates
Dix
Pete Nelson
William and
al Morrow
Marie Mathes
Farmers Union proposes plan to clear up bank situation
At its 16th annual convention in Omaha the Farmers Union of Nebraska voted a plan to settle bank failures. It calls for no interest on depositor claims, a state luxury tax to cover 30 percent of claims, and state bank assessments. Settlement within four years with semiannual pro rata payments. Delegates debated guaranty funds and taxes, opposing any gasoline tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Farmers Union of Nebraska
Omaha
Guaranty Fund Commission
Ford Motor Company Plans Six Day Week for Machines
Ford Motor Company announces a plan to hire 30 000 additional workers to run six days for machines and five for men aiming a 20 increase in immediate output and potential end to all night work. The Detroit plant will shift first by March 1 boosting Model A output from 33 500 to 40 200 weekly with other plants to follow. Unemployed Detroit residents will be prioritized and applicants must show prior local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Guaranty Fund Group Mulls Bank Legislation With Weaver
Governor Weaver met with the guaranty fund commission and a house banking group to discuss proposed state bank legislation and reforms. The commission will report ideas, with Weaver outlining a possible supervision board but not committing to a formula. No concrete plan has emerged and opinions differ on the proper path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Fund Commission
Weaver
Guaranty Fund
Banking Department
Lincoln Press
Bliss
Cooperative beef grading profitable to shippers says survey
A recent survey shows that cooperative beef grading improves returns for cattle producers by standardizing lots, reducing weight loss from sorting, and enabling carload shipments to reach favorable markets. Co op shipping allows diversification across markets, boosting individual seller gains while aligning with USDA grading guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative
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State Farmers Union
Lodge Pole
Nebr
Chappell
C. R. McDowell
Parkins County
Colorado
U. S. A. Theatre
Louise Broo
Garamount Coleture
Pathe
Bosch
Maytag
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCCO
Minneapolis
KER
Portland
Ore
WRAP
Fort Worth
Max
WBZA
Boston
Springfeld
CECA
Toronto
Can
WHY
Chicago
Wed
KNX
Los Angeles
Web
KIRC
San Francisco
Tucs
KMOX
Dt. Louis
Sulit Lake City
Mon
KLZ
Diert Uhaura
Siambard
THE
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Northwestern
Washington, Avenue, North
Minnesota
Jordan Electric Shoppe
J. C. Frandsen
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