Coffee Valorization Criticized in Brazilian Daily
A Journal do Comercio article questions Brazil's coffee valorization scheme and price boosting methods. It argues inflation skews milreis gains, warns against overproduction, and urges limiting valorization to Santos port entries without stock holdbacks or excessive emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Santos
Sao Paulo
Do Commercio
Milreis
Rediscourt
Bank of Emission
Religious Questions of Much Importance Face French Cabinet
Paris reports the government of M Herriot faces a major policy clash over church and state. The Radical Socialist line calls for full separation, with moves to cut Vatican credits and rethink the 1906 law. Cardinals warn of resistance if a religious war is declared. Alsace Lorraine reform sparks protests while wartime church acts soften tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Radical-Socialist Party
Vatican
Alsace-Lorraine
Herriot
Explosion damages Newton Daily News plant
An explosion in the furnace room of the Newton Daily News caused about 10000 dollars in damage. The blast bent a wall and shattered several windows, but the newspaper did not suspend publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Daily News
E Paper
Brighton News and School Contests and Local Changes
Brighton report covers county declamatory contest participants from the local school, upcoming pre district hopes, and a two victory basketball night for Brighton teams over Eldon. Also notes restaurant sale, holiday travels, sickness, Christmas vacation for schools, and marriages and staff changes in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harvey Young
Washington
N. A. Buck
Miss Reynolds
Bishop
Mrs. Garbry
Grace Garbry
John McClintie
Ainsworth
John
Grace
Wellman
John McClintic
Charlotte Howell
Eldon
Dora Cooper
Frank Archibald
Near Bonaparte
Pierre Tracy
B. C. Tracy
Ottumwa
Clyde Simpson
San Francisco
Prighton
Belle Spohn
Chicago
Mattie Woods
Douglas
Kan
Tyree
Tulsa
Oklo
Paul Hope
Lowine
Edna Wiley
Mary Ann
Clair F. Conrad
Derby
Town
Clair
H. G. Conrad
Miss Wiley
Mason City
Conrad
Jeanette Lemley
J. W. Lemley
Mise Lemsey
Des Moines College
Lillis Day
Keota
Louise County Farm Bureau Elects 1925 Officers
Louise county farm bureau officers for 1925 were elected at the annual convention in Wapello on December 19. T A Dotson of Wapello was named president. Ray Barrick of Morning Sun as vice president. H B Stone of Wapello as secretary. L W Gerth of Wapello as treasurer. Miss Jessie Foster of Columbus Junction as county chairman of women’s projects. A banquet for 66 attendees followed at the Wapello high school with music by the school orchestra. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winter of Eagle Grove visiting O M Cavin and family. A family dinner was held at the Cecil Lowe home last Sunday with near relatives present. Mrs. J A Sprague arrived from Monmouth Illinois after attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louise County Farm Bureau
Wapello
T. A. Dotson
Wapelio
Ray Barrick
Morning Sun
H. B. Stone
L. W Gerth
Jessie Foster
Wapello High School
Fred Winter
Eagle Grove
O. M. Cavin
Cecil Lowe
J. A. Sprague
Monmouth
Ill
Sprague-Hall wedding and holiday travels noted
Local notices report Sprague-Hall wedding plans and a Christmas stay at the Houston home. Several residents return home for the holidays from Cresco Wellman Iowa State College and Iowa City. Community events include a Christmas program at the Presbyterian church, a Sunday school entertainment, carol singing, and a Junction Independents vs Wyman Independents basketball score of 12 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ray Hoyt
Ruth Kelley
Washington
Frank Duncan
Wilma
Dorothy Dean
Davenport
Gertrude Owen
Extension
Relvie Story
Iowa City
Mia
Lola Schabilion
Harriet Moore
Edna Cavin
Muscatine
Evelyn Beil
Jocelyn MeRcerts
Kan
Isett
Preebyterian Church
Henry van Dyke
William Gilkey
Junction Independents
Wyman Independents
Junction
Rockefeller Gift Praised by French Art Society
Paris reports John D. Rockefeller Jr. thanked the Union des Arts for its congratulatory message on his gift. He said the act honors France’s artistic perfection and notes his privilege in aiding the nation’s architectural glories. Spokane vows Washington voting rights on Bible teaching in schools. A constitutional amendment to allow Old and New Testament instruction in public schools passes to January legislature for possible referendum in November 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Paris
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Union Des Arts
Frances
France
Washington
Spokane
Wash
Bible Fellowship Citizens of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Motor Co
Ford
Chas. Brown
R. E. Thornton
G. E. Mace
G@RAHAMS
Grahams Chain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!