Brazilian coffee trade and tariff dispute outlined
The article discusses cheap coffee from Brazil at 18 cents a pound, a plan by insurgent G. W. Norris to keep coffee free from tariffs while taxing Brazil's exports, and how Brazil relies on coffee and other exports. It notes U.S. dependence on Brazilian goods and calls for Congress support to push repeal of unjust coffee laws.
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J. P
Java
G. .W. Norris
Nebeeke
Brazil
Sam
Norris
Brasil
Coffee Trust
Million Dollar Stacks Reach 268 Feet High
A reader explains the size of a million dollars in one dollar bills by stacking them. To pull the top bill from a stack of a million, one would need to reach 268 feet, illustrating the magnitude of the sum.
Unclear China Events Signal Royal Family Retirement
Rumors swirl as rapid developments in China point to a potential retirement by royal figures. The text suggests uncertainty about the late Qing era dynamics and succession plans amid mounting political change.
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China
Impassable Politics and Looming Global Tension Foreseen
The speaker warns against IM POLITIC and impracticable global tribunals. They argue nations act from self interest and compare carnivora and herbivora to unbridgeable arbitration. China and Asia awaken with a rising Great Yellow Storm Cloud seen as a coming time of conflict and arms buildup.
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China
Japan
Farmers Should Sell Direct to Consumers
B F Yoakum argues that U S farm product value totals 9 billion dollars with four and a half billion lost to middlemen. He contends cutting distribution costs by removing middlemen would transfer savings to consumers and urges farmers to sell directly to buyers.
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United States
Sand Vetch A Promising Crop In Nebraska Trials
Reports indicate sand vetch shows promise as a crop in Nebraska's sands region. Experiments at the station farm last year yielded useful results with growth patterns suggesting potential for forage and soil improvement.
Agricultural options for Nebraska soils face trials and inoculation benefits
Reports from stations show inoculated plots yield far more than uninoculated ones for winter wheat, rye, and hay. Sand vetch holds limited promise in western sand hills where alfalfa and red clover struggle, making small scale trials essential for establishing a viable legume crop strategy.
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Nebraska
People arrest right of ere eern weeren wn Coee
A terse, unreadable snippet notes an arrest involving named individuals and a location. The fragment hints at law enforcement action but provides no clear event details or outcomes. Further readable context is needed for a precise card.
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Casnet
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