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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
7
The Treasury invites holders of Third Liberty Loan Bonds to exchange for a new 2 percent bond maturing between 12 and 15 years. Interest accrues from July 16 1928 and is paid to September 15 1928. Bonds mature September 15 1928 and stop bearing interest then. Washington July 5 1928.
The fragment references a total of 977 471 01 and 177 471 91 with time certificates of deposit 95 970 38 savings deposits 17 134 74 and a depositor's guarantee fund. Mentions Fairbury Nebr. and an insurance service.
The document notes Nebraska's first federal aid road of five miles between Lincoln and Emerald with 54 400 federal share and 143 000 raised by assessment. It cites over 30 000 000 federal state funds spent on highways for construction, plus 400 carloads of certified seed potatoes shipped to southern markets and a 5 564 carloads export in 1922. It mentions 6 100 carloads above home use for 1928, expected college graduates earning 2 750 000 before June 1929, and the Central Power Company at Nebraska City as the sole multi service utility with Plattsmouth and York having private water systems.
The Cuban government restricts sugar exports to the United States. Domestic growers form an organization to counter foreign encroachment and tariff privileges. U.S. consumes six million tons yearly, with 60 percent from Cuba and the Philippines, costing 350 million dollars in imports. War illustrated the danger of relying on foreign supply. Domestic production must be encouraged and tariffs adjusted to protect citizens.
A Steele City Nebraska funeral option is advertised with M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson handling services. Contact numbers are Day 2211 and Night 2208.
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