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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
7
Joseph Caillaux France’s finance chief travels to the United States to negotiate settling France’s four billion dollar debt. He suggests the possibility of German reparations payments offsetting French obligations, but experts doubt success and stress France must show ability to pay with limited time options.
A statement from the Research and Education Department of the Federal Council of Churches surveys conditions under the Volstead Act. It claims the act’s results are doubtful and warns that prohibition has spawned alarming evils, placing the nation in a supreme test of enforceability.
Blue Valley Creamery Institute cites United States Department of Agriculture figures showing the dairy cow provides the most energy and digestible protein per acre among livestock. Milk, cheese, and butter supplant other meats in energy efficiency. butter is shown as the least economical per acre but milk and cheese offer strong value. The hog, poultry, beef cattle, and sheep follow in energy yield per acre.
Missouri leaders announce a state wide drive funded by the League to study local conditions and delinquency drivers. Gilbert Goodlett says letters pour in from towns as committees form to spur reforms and support boys and girls away from crime through education and outreach.
The 1925 hog crop on Missour i farmland is forecast by the Blue Valley Creamery Institute as highly profitable. Hog producers expect meat prices to stay strong for twelve to eighteen months as corn prices fluctuate, with profitability tied to corn supply and hog market dynamics.
A study from four towns shows farmers often spend hours on cows without wages, some costing 12.7 cents per hour, while others earn 64 to 48.3 cents hourly. Better bred cows and proper care raise butterfat output and income, suggesting replacing nonproducers and keeping productive stock to ensure full pay per cow.
Tables from 1922 to 1926 indicate fall crop reductions of 23 to 30.6 percent against prior years. The report notes producers who maintained breeding herds during low prices now reap benefits as hog prices rise. The Institute warns on herd management and price curves for farmers facing fluctuating markets.
In Princeton area a lawsuit seeks damages totaling about $31,000 after a collision involving E. G. Kathan and Scott Jr. parties. Kathan, a Trenton resident, argues the accident could have been prevented with Scott’s precaution. the case raises questions about financial ability and liability when one driver is poorer while the other is wealthier.
A Wilmington News Journal brief notes a local show titled Mach Depends on the Stomach highlighting a host and guest lineup. The item emphasizes the program’s lighthearted tone and its aim to entertain audiences with humorous banter and culinary commentary.
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