Why America is Great in a Rice and Meat Debate
A Kansas City Star essay argues Americans benefited from abundance of cheap food fueling industrial prowess. It contrasts Japanese rice poverty with American farming methods, alleges middlemen take profits, and applauds American advances while warning of a vanishing food supply. Also reports L. McArthur charged with stealing alfalfa hay from the Galloway farm, with the theft dated December 10.
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Kansas City Star
Japan
Orient
Arkansas
Natura
Piakeoff
America
Tropics
Saratoga
Old America
L. McArthur
J. H. Dempster
J. B. Haberkorn
William Galloway
McArthur
City in Brief ad and notices from Buchanan's and locals
Reading glass and book ads describe Buchanan's. R E Dinavon is absent due to illness with Miss Blanche Edwards covering west side reporting. Local moves include Petrie and Loonans to southern California for winter. Dindd initiates at Cedar Rapids. Births deaths and family news note a girl, Marie Frances Spron, died aged 11 months. Henry Judas gains a 7-pound son. Mrs Judas is Denver mayor’s daughter. Mercury curve rises to freezing. Peterson family to return for Christmas from Los Angeles San Francisco and New Orleans. Dempster pair to Tyndall for golden wedding event and family reunion December 13.
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R. F E. Peterson
Waterloo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New Orleans
Peterson
A. W. Brown
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Pri
Cewear
England
Old Country
Buchanan's
R. E. Dinavon
West Side
The
Daily Reporter
Blanche Edwards
C. A. Petrie
James Loonan
Southern California
John W. Dindd
el Kabir Temple
Cedar Rapids
Marie Frances
F. M. Spron
Sycatore Street
Calvary
Henry Judas
Randolph Street
Judas
Neverman
Denver
Mary E. Nichols
Beaver Crossing
Neb
G. W. Norton
Postal Telegraph Company
Nebraska
Buchanan
Mra
J. E. Dempster
John Dempster
Tynsdall
Wayne, Neb
Tyndall