The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-05

closure Of the legislative unit leaving the completion Of tho
legislative unit necessary to be provided for.
far there has The
a poey f the
mend that this legislature make provision for the further
extending the m eSy u
torize sufficiently to produce at least Of
this believe that will be possible for the
state to make loan from the Reconstruction Finance
have already held preliminary on that subject
with encouraging results.
the state and other trust funds in the control depart
meHtS BE- made eligible 70, investment in the
fund.- ISSUED against the assets Of the Capitol building
viii finished begin ss making
An ys. AN to the law should
authority '' ''"N ''p'''' commissioners with such
architectural design, plans and the
Ssasas dsre Ps s e tas
cheney Of modern office building with the artistic and mon
as pni,e st the
country and believe that the completion Of this unique
to the genius of architects who conceived it. to the skill Of
81 s the
supervision built and the civic ideals Of the people Of
DROUGHT EMERGENCY
In 1881, North Dakota and the entire Northwest wa,
heavy burden. were pseG o. u 1ns
all relief agencies both public and private During winter
largely North psEo. received sst
ance from the American Red Cross human
United States Of Asr
a aSout ps % 1872 the United States
most Of these Of both Classes only q
s he s re for
directing the Of Agriculture grant an extension
Of the principal due thereon renewals or extern
SONS to De on such t as Congress shall authorize
goate such renewals and extensions pending and
legislation providing for further production loans for
EFFECT OF ANTI-cRoP MORTGAGE LAW
June, the North Dakota who borrowed monev
unable nf to ye I have been
and extensions and unless this law amended repealed
w to for sdsns crop
for seed only, for which seed liens may be given
Under these recommend that the antcrop
mortgage law be modified to permit the growing
loans including the renewal and extension made in
many distressed will find themselves
unable to secure credit from United
will result '~'' '~' ''1>' 1-Aeee''~'s ""'o'n'p
STATE AID FOR DROUGHT RELIEF
sections the aHS ars
Of state funds about appropriated by the
Emergency Commission to the Of the Extension Division
Wh orvo6
purchasing agency for the western counties during
s's d1sa
relief or UNEMPLOYMENT relief purposes and in this respect
have spproprsted or borrowed ed millions Of
dollars in order to take Of emergencies resulting from
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION LOANS
TO COUNTIES
The extraordinary demands for poor relief expenditures
the exhausted the funds and credit Of several
Fl the tes %sste Of sn 9 % % 5
to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for loans to
ss 20 The s
gsn'ey Relief s and Gon;tsuetion At
authorized to loan to states municipalities for
ae re where that the fund: q the
Under the law these applications submitted BY the
C. w1 ss to tn. ss I'd
100000 eS to take Of their needs until December
ss m ss ;R'fst s: d Duke S:4..1
Bowman and Buegh which applications were allowed for
various amounts otang $5o6soo0 The funds for these
loans except for Williams and Mountr Counties have been
have recently been filed behalf Of several Of same
counties for additional amounts otang $4,000 All these
Mno and the Finance Corporation accepted
bearing interest at the rate per payable next
fall No loans have been made applied for on behalf Of
by counties and cities North Dakota very SMALL indeed
compared with those received by neighborne states
dollars In applying for these loans have uniformly advised
possible in order over mortgage their future tar
receipts In ORDER however, to facilitate the making Of ths
class Of loans for future needs this winter would ayse