Editorial on Nebras ka intangible property tax rules
The county assessor faces a hard task valuing intangible property for tax rolls. A Nebraska talk by Ralph Brooks cited cases where estates profited from laws, prompting claims against estates and exposing widespread issues. The piece argues assessors must follow law, check records, and face the challenge of valuing living and deceased estates amid unclear rules and potential evasion.
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Nebraska
David City
Ralph Brooks
McCook
Terry Carpenter
Legislative ‘Lax Council
Carpenter
Nebraska Legislature
Brooks
Investment Education Gaining Steam In Schools
The investment picture has changed dramatically with millions owning stocks and bonds yet public knowledge lags. A New York Stock Exchange conference gathered education leaders to generate ideas for integrating investment concepts into school curricula, aiming to expand awareness and demonstrate that the American economic system is a people’s capitalism.
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Ownidra
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Fuel Evaporation Control Cuts Losses and Stabilizes Prices
Discussion notes how evaporation reduction innovations in oil storage save thousands of gallons daily. Floating plastic sphere roofs, vacuum vents, and central gathering tanks have cut losses and helped keep prices lower than 1925 levels. Researchers emphasize science as vital to fuel efficiency and industry progress.
Farm Safety Program Aims to Cut Farm Accidents
A farm safety movement advocates nationwide training for all ages from 4-H clubs to families. It emphasizes teamwork, safety rules, and ongoing education to reduce the high rate of farm related deaths by teaching proper machine use and safe living practices.
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Pést Atlética
BCU
Bridges Of Friendship And Foreign Travel
The piece argues for broad foreign travel by ordinary citizens to reduce ignorance and distrust. It cites Senator Arthur Vandenberg’s practice of annual, extensive studies abroad as a model, aided by airplanes, enabling two to three weeks of international exposure that foster understanding, cultural insight, and bridges between nations.
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Sigaike
Arthur x Vandenburg
Ynade
Senate
Helton
Vanden
Old World
Figures Tell The Story of Polio Statistics and Zero in Rhode Island
The annual polio statistical review from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis highlights Rhode Island posting zero polio cases in 1935, contrasting with 421 cases in 1955. The report notes declines after the 1955 Salk vaccine introduction, urges caution about optimism, and urges complete vaccination to curb spread.
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National Foundation For Infantile
Rhode Island
Rhodes Island
Nevada
New Himisake
Delaware
Minnesota
Washington
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Kitchigans
National Foundation
Russian Farm Work Populace Larger Than America
The National Industrial Conference Board reports more than one third of Russia's working age population was employed in agriculture in a recent year, versus under one tenth in America. It notes the USSR could shift workers to industry and services by diverting manpower from farms and military service.
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America
National Industrial Conference Board
Ussr
Nebraska Republicans confident in November sweep
GOP leaders led by Richard E. Speirs Jr. of Grand Island predict 70 percent statewide support and every Republican nominee elected, citing incumbents’ records and farm gains. Democrats argue gifts to Sherman Adams may affect votes. debate also centers on property tax cuts and money policy as the State convention nears.
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Sherman Adams
Speirs
GOP
Nebraska Party
Boston
Victor Anderson
Congress
WASSSU Te Pel ACROSS 1 Venomous quake 15 Criticism 22 Nourished 29 Raise livestock
Across clues list terms from a crossword style puzzle including Venomous quake and Chateaue briand's heroine, with many standard fit words such as nourishment, raise livestock, and various noun and verb clues. Down clues accompany a full grid of common crossword entries with familiar matches and short answers.
Property valuation matches debt per government figures
Government figures show the gross value of all taxable property in the country at 260 billion dollars last year, with real estate composing about 210 billion of that total, roughly equaling the national debt.
Air Conditioning Boosts Egg Production in Poultry
Carrier Corporation studies show cooled hens lay 40 percent more eggs and gain faster market weight. In Texas two 950 hen houses tested side by side, cooled house produced 29,000 eggs vs 17,000 in uncooled. two hens died vs 18. Extra income about $300 with $100 two-month cooling cost, net $200.
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California
Texas
Carrier Corporation
Build Dairy Success On Healthy Herd
T C Blalock, dairy specialist, warns chronic diseases like mastitis quietly erode milk output and profits. Acute mastitis is easily treated, but chronic infection damages secretory tissue, reducing production and herd value. Prompt veterinary treatment and strict sanitary management are essential to prevent and control disease.
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T. C. Blalock
N. G. Agricultural Extension Service
Blalock
Ventilator hinge formed from siding board cut and attached
A farm bedding ventilation method uses vertical siding with a removed board to create a tongue hinge. Nails enter the tongue ends to form a hinge, then siding is replaced and a latch fastened to keep the ventilator closed. Honey note and telegraph ads appear in the text.
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