State parks budget set for next year and aid plans
The Nebraska Game and Park Commission approved a 17 500 budget for park improvements next year with allocations of 5 833 to Chadron State Park 5 000 to Arbor Lodge 3 333 33 to Victoria Springs and 3 333 to Stolley State Park. The grant includes a 10 percent revenue allowance from hunting and fishing licenses. Tekamah residents may gain Lake Quinebaugh revitalization aid if they fund 1 500 and undertake additional improvements. The commission also proposed purchasing for the state the fish hatched in private ponds and named G H Nichols of Norfolk as field man to assist.
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State Game and Park Commission
Chadron State Park
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Victoria Springs Park
Broken Bow
Stolley State Park
Grand Island
Tekamah
Quinebaugh
G. H. Nichols
Norfolk
Outwitting Paparazzi Wins Public Respect for Lindbergh Wedding
The author denounces metropolitan newspapers for prying into private lives to boost sales. He argues the Lindberghs escaped scrutiny of their marriage, reflecting a broader decline in journalism. He warns such sensationalism harms public trust and degrades the Fourth Estate.
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Col
Charles Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Morrow
New Jersey
Metropolitan
Tariff Debate Splits Papers Urge Farmers to Stay Alert
The Minneapolis Tribune The Kansas City Star and the Des Moines Register denounce the revised tariff bill. The Register argues east needs compensatory increases and warns that higher farm selling prices could be offset by pricier imports, urging farmers to stay vigilant regarding wage and trade shifts.
Central West Needs Hell Raising in Congress
A warm advocate of republicanism criticizes tariff policy and the central west's delegation. The author argues the farmer gains little while industry bears the cost, blaming leaders like Joe Cannon and Speaker Longworth for industrial dominance. George Norris is praised as a potential reformer who would challenge the industrial bloc in Congress.
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Central West
Congress
America
George Norris
Joe Cannon
Nicky Longworth
Longworth
Topics of Today insights on flight and farming economics
A Saturday Evening Post piece argues flight theory is simple and real, comparing air to a solid envelope above earth. It notes bankers’ reports on Iowa farms showing potential earnings under favorable conditions and hints at a broader mood of high speed production.
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Saturday Evening Post
Iowa National
The New Farm Era Outlook From Iowa Bank Bulletin
The Iowa National Bank bulletin reports 784 bankers from 98 counties say profits rose from last year, foreclosures declined, farm loans fell, and land sales edged up. It notes one county with 18 farms paying over 18 dollars per acre net, signaling a new farm era in Iowa.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa National Bank
Bank
Iowa
Iowa Farm Survey Highlights Livestock Dairying Edge
A bulletin notes four farming types in Iowa and finds livestock and dairying financially strongest in 11 of 12 districts. Beef and hog profitability varies by locality, while corn serves as a profitable supporting crop. The piece touts a new era where land is held for farming, not speculation, stressing security in owning a farm.
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Iowa
Corn Belt
Grover Cleveland
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