Millions Ready for Farmer's Loans and Low Rates
Two branches of the farm credit administration in Omaha announce a $30 million loan tranche for farmers and stock growers in Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and Iowa. Intermediate Credit Bank cuts discount rate from three to two and a half percent. Loans start March 26 with 5 percent interest. applicants contact the ECA information agent in Omaha for state and county details.
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Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
E. R. Heaton
Production Credit Corporation
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Iowa
McCamsey
Intermediate Credit Bank
Heaton
ECA
Highways In Good Shape For Spring In Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska highways are in the best spring condition for this time of year in state history, says A C Tilley state maintenance engineer. Dry weather prevents soft spots and reduces damage from sudden thaws, though corrugation and pitting occur with extreme dryness.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
A. C. Tilley
Lincoln implements corn-hog land appraisal program Nebraska
Nebraska moves to appraise land to be removed from production under the corn-hog program in several counties where contracts are near completion. W H Brokaw reports 73 173 contracts signed with a probable final total near 90 000 among about 117 000 corn and hog growers. Agricultural agents are being elected as secretaries as permanent control associations form quickly. Reopening of the federal wheat signing campaign in Nebraska awaits Washington guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
College of Agricultue Extension Service
W. H. Brokaw
Washington
Brokaw
AAA
Columbus Considers $100000 City Hall Bond Proposal
The Columbus city council issues notice that a $100,000 city hall bond will be on the April 3 election ballot. Funds would buy a site and build a municipal building housing a jail auditorium and fire station.
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Columbus
Nebraska income tax and farm land prices rise
Internal Revenue Collector O Malley said Nebraska income tax returns are ahead of last year, indicating a recovery. Andrew Kopperud of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha and F B Goudy of the Nebraska Securities Corp reported farm land prices advancing about ten percent with larger cash down payments and a waiting list of buyers within 100 miles of Omaha.
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Internal Revenue
O'Malley
Nebraska
Andrew Kopperud
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
F. B. Goudy
Nebraska Securities Corporation
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Kopperud
Omaha
Five new directors elected for Nebraska Fish and Game association
The group formed in Grand Island elected five directors Arthur Johnson Falls City Lewis Harte Omaha Frank Brady Atkinson W B Darnell McCook and H J Dallinger Scottsbluff. The association promotes conservation restoration and promotion of fish and game in Nebraska. Membership open to any state sportsman at one dollar per year.
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Grand Island
Nebraska Fish and Game Association
Arthur Johnson
Falls City
Lewis Harte
Omaha
Frank Brady
Atkinson
W. B. Darnell
McCook
H. J. Dallinger
Scottsbluff
Cancellation of 16 water rights on Loop rivers announced
The state irrigation department canceled 16 old water rights on the North and Middle Loop rivers and action on three others remained pending after hearings in Kearney. The pending permits include Laura E. Lundy of Sargent seeking 28.31 second feet for irrigation and 4 500 acre feet yearly storage from the Middle Loop and 6.34 second feet for irrigation from the storage reservoir. Willis presided in an effort to retain these rights.
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North
Middle Loop
State Irrigation Department
Kearney
Willis
Laura E. Lundy
Sargent
Middle Loop River
Farmers State Bank of Scribner Opens Unrestricted
The Farmers' State Bank of Scribner opens without restrictions, first in Dodge County since the March 4 1933 bank holiday. Reorganized with Scribner capital, it plans full operation with $50 000 stock and $5 500 surplus. Deposits stood at $263 254 at opening. Officers: A. H. Schultz president B Haxekost vice president H F Meyers cashier E J Schwein assistant cashier Miss Leona Steil bookkeeper.
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Farmers’ State Bank of Scribner
Dodge County
Scribner Capital
A. H. Schultz
B. Haxekost
H. F. Meyers
E. J. Schwein
Leona Steil
Recruiting for 800 Civil Conservation Camps in Nebraska
Nebraska starts a six month recruitment for about 800 vacancies in federal civil conservation camps. The effort begins Monday April 2 in Fremont and runs at 15 state points as term expirations open slots. Major S B Phillot of Fort Crook will conduct physicals before final selection. The overall Nebraska quota nears 2800 plus special war veteran assignments.
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Nebraska
Fremont
Randall Biart
S. B. Phillot
Fort Crook
CCC to Assign 25 Percent Enrollees to Drought Work in Nebraska
A Cedar county farmers union resolution asks Governor Bryan to assign 25 percent of CCC enrollees next summer to erosion and dam building near Niobrara in Knox and Crystal Lake in Dakota counties. Senator O Furey explains surface pools could raise subsoil moisture and aid crops amid Nebraska drought. Hartington leader Oliver Rinehart proposes using relief workers for dam projects.
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Niobrara
Knox County
Crystal Lake
Dakota County
Bryan
Cedar County
Oliver Rinehart
Hartington
County Union
Roosevelt proposes 12 credit banks to aid small firms
President Roosevelt urges Congress to establish twelve credit banks for industry in each federal reserve district. The banks would discount or purchase industrial paper and make direct loans. Initial funding includes 140 million from the federal treasury and additional securities sales. Loans run up to five years.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve District
Federal Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Hitler to fund newlyweds amid unemployment drive
Adolf Hitler announced 150,000,000 marks for loans to newlyweds to boost marriage and employment. He spoke from a dump cart at Unterhaching as Germany marked the Potsdam anniversary and Nazi powers were consolidated. The program also lists 300,000,000 marks for tax loan certificates and 666,000,000 marks for road work as part of a wide job-creation effort.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Unterhaching
Upper Bavaria
Reichstag
Potsdam
Anti Fascist Plotters Sentenced in Mussolini Plot Case
In Rome two alleged anti Fascist terrorists were sentenced to 30 years for plotting against Premier Mussolini and bombing St Peters Cathedral last June. Defendants Leonardo Bucciglioni and Renato Cianca received the long terms while Claudio Cianca son of Renato got 18 years and Pasquale Capasso was acquitted.
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Rome
Mussolini
St. Peter's Cathedral
Leonardo Bucciglioni
Renato Cianca
Claudio Cianca
Renato
Pasquale Capasso
Restrictions Put on Nudists in Kentucky
Kentucky lawmakers pass a law allowing nudist colonies with 20 foot brick or concrete walls around premises and an annual license of 1000 dollars. colonies must maintain a residents register open to state official inspection and the governor allowed the bill to become law without his signature.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
China Voices Alarm Over Japanese Military Moves
Shanghai reports Chinese authorities held a military conference at Peiping after Japan boosted Dolonnor garrison to 5000 and concentrated aircraft at Kuyuan in eastern Chahar. The Chinese fear a further westward advance into inner Mongolia.
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Shanghai
Dolonnor
Kuyuan
Peiping
Chahar Province
Inner Mongolia
Government income tops last year in early fiscal period
Treasury figures show total receipts for the first eight and a half months of the current fiscal year at 2 132 545 083 dollars, surpassing the previous 12 months total. Income tax receipts drive the rise, with March 16 totals at 62 667 937 dollars, and a year to date deficit of 2 457 135 050 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Railroads Press New Demand for 15 Percent Wage Cut
Washington reports railway managers renewing demand for a 15 percent basic wage cut effective July 1. They had proposed extending the current 10 percent cut until April 30, 1985, which employees flatly refused. President Roosevelt asked for wages to remain unchanged while negotiations continue. The 10 percent cut has been in place since 1932.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Figures Show Rise in Average Living Costs
February data from the national industrial conference board shows a continued rise in living costs for wage earners. The heavy-weighted index gained 1 percent with food up 2.9 percent, housing 0.2, men's clothing 0.3, women's clothing 0.4, and sundries 0.2 while coal fell 0.1. The cost of living was 8 percent higher than February last year.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Indians Seek Millions From U S for Land Claim
Ponca City Oklahoma based Otoe Indians totaling 800 members have asked the federal government for eleven million dollars arguing they were not adequately compensated for Nebraska lands they vacated in 1870 to relocate to Oklahoma.
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Ponca City
Okla
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Global Football Terms Unite Across Languages
A European student notes English unites world football terms. Players from France Germany and Italy understand calls like goal foul off side and center. The article highlights universal football vocabulary across nations and languages.
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France
Germany
Italy
Postum Free Week's Supply Ad Promises Health Benefit
Read the offer by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Postum Company
Grandma's Utility Sparked by Skating Use
A fragment notes a conversa about a bustle once considered useless, then remembered as useful during skating. The remark references a grandmotherly figure and a practical shift in perception.
Ferry's Seeds Advertising Claim on Fresh Dated Packages
An advertisement asserts Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packaging. Buyers are guaranteed the finest quality available and are urged to purchase.
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Ferry
Adv
Class With Pests Pessimism Is Contagious
The piece argues pessimism spreads in a classroom and notes some students suffer more from negative attitudes than others. It examines how mood can affect learning, participation, and peer dynamics.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Atemed Liver Pills
Advertisement notes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills in use for 60 years. Claims they regulate liver and bowels.
One Good Point There’s no tax on the fuel that keeps a farm horse going
A brief column notes that there is no tax on the fuel used to power a farm horse, highlighting a practical consideration for rural farming practices.
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China
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
U. S
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PH Lips
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Phillips’ Milk
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