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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
1
A columnist reflects on the Christmas shopping season noting mixed feelings about rush and delay. People fear exhaustion from hurried purchases while recognizing human nature drives procrastination. The piece urges timely shopping and values readers seeking facts over partisan editorial views.
The piece argues that modern editorial pages in American newspapers are earning renewed respect. Editors aim to inform and interpret news with greater factual accuracy and less propaganda.
Secretary Hoover cites the five year annual report from the Department of Commerce noting rising wages and falling wholesale prices in the United States due to elimination of industrial waste and improved efficiency. He contrasts Britain’s trend and calls for continued public effort to sustain higher living standards through better resources and production.
Wayne D Choate reflects on a century of world change and the birth of a new era as Iowa plans eight east–west and five north–south highways by 1928 without tax increases. He cheers southwest Towns scout initiative, Rotary progress, and Christmas church events, noting marriages, deaths, and community notices amid a flurry of local life.
Hastings correspondents report a Hastings charity event held Thursday night at the opera house. A small hop attracted a large crowd with many noting the fine performances by local youths. The special committee arranged the program and the proceeds totaled about $100 for the cause.
A Saturday December 19 social at the home of Mr and Mrs Simon Stille featured a miscellaneous shower for bride-to-be Hilda Stille hosted by cousin Amy Stille. Guests included Eugene Crow and wife from Council Bluffs and Guy Crosher from Omaha. A B Kinney visited son Harold at the R B H Mayberry home and returned to Aurelia. Mrs C L Hunt and children Burdette and Marjorie spent Thursday in Silver City.
Illinois factory now uses million bushels of corn for sugar. Surplus corn concerns prompt new processing option.
United States mills turn corn to sugar and byproducts with 25 pounds sugar per bushel. Illinois plants extract corn oil and syrup, leaving gluten feed rich in protein. If scalable, this could reduce cane sugar imports and aid corn belt prosperity.
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