United States Tops Canada as Supplier in Trade Study
A Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce report shows the United States as the leading supplier to Canadian needs while Canada buys far more from the U.S. than from other nations. It details historical share shifts, key export items, and 1912 import totals totaling 43 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Weather Station Machinery and Forecast Process
The article describes Cheyenne weather station operations with four recording barometers from Union Pacific Coal, a roof thermometer complex including max min and hourly devices, and an alcohol low marker. Relative humidity is measured by two thermometers on a whirling mechanism. Readings occur at 6 am and 6 pm, with automatic recorders checked daily. Forecasters explain forecasts aim to inform, not state present conditions, noting flags signal tomorrow’s weather.
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Union Pacifc Coal Company
Rant
Oamo
Cheyenne
Missouri
Snake
Platte
Denver
St. Louis
Lake City
Stete
Omerrver Grant
Kichline
Mying
Nether Bureau
Grant
Weather Office Report Signals Showers This Evening
The forecast notes local showers and outlines the probability of weather conditions from 6 PM yesterday to 6 PM this evening, indicating a near term wet spell. The report provides a concise outlook for the period with expected precipitation chances and timing.
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Weather Office
Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday at Chevenine High School
Rev. W. M. Nelson will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1919 at Chevenine high school gymnasium next Sunday afternoon. The program includes doxology invocation by Rev. A Huston male quartet readings remarks and prayers, sermon by Rev. W. M. Nelson, singing by the male quartet The Rosary and Benediction by Rev. J. C. Hills with Miss Gladys Gereke accompanying.
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Chevenine High School
A. Huston
Lord
Shepherd
John Marks
C. (. Schweiring
Ethelbert Mahoney
A. Jones
W. M. Nelson
J. J. Shingler
Location Reformitory Site decision delayed in Worland
The safe hoard of charities and reform adjourned after auditing bills and routine matters. A knotty issue is the proper location for the state reformatory near Worland. A decision is unlikely for about 80 days, as the board remains adjourned subject to the governor's call.
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Charities and Reform
Worland
Kansamoi el Weds Walter de Mumm in London
Walter de Mumm the French sporting man married Miss Florence Beoville at St George's Hanover Square London. The ceremony followed the December Paris incident when Mrs Marie Van Reniever Barnes fired two bullets at de Mumm causing major interest in the wedding.
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London
Walter de Mumm
Florence Beoville
C. C. Scoville
Beneca
Kan
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Paris
Marie van Renevier Barnes
Walter der Mumm
Army of Worms Threatens Louis Invasion and Australian Coal Strike
Caqunry farmers report an invasion by an army of worms approaching Louis at a quarter mile daily, destroying young corn and crop. Industrial issue in New South Wales concerns coal miners strike in the Illawarra and South Coast districts remains unsettled.
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Louis
New South Wales
Australia
Pere
Iawarra
South Coast
French Union Center Opposes Return of Three-Year Military Service
The C. G. T the Trade Union National Center of France published a manifesto opposing efforts to reintroduce a three-year military service period.
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Trade Union National Center of France
Wage boards regulate pay and conditions across Australia
Across Australia there are 400 wage boards that decide wages and working conditions for their respective trades. The system assigns each trade to a board to settle pay scales and employment standards.
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Australia
Brazil to Welcome Dr Laura Muller on U S Visit
Washington reports Brazil will send Prime Minister Dr Laura Muller on an extensive U S tour beginning in June. He will be met by American military aides and honored in Washington with President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan receiving him. Muller is credited with major Brazilian projects and a landmark Rio de Janeiro boulevard built by expropriation, signaling his high standing beyond Prince Henry.
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Washington
Laura Muller
Brazil
New York
United States
Elihu Root
San Francisco
India
Wilson
Bryan
State Department
the Inquirer
Dr. Muller
Prince Henry
Prusaia
South America
Therazilian Senate
Fonseca
Rio de Janeiro
Central Avenue
Cotton states could save millions with better roads
A government bulletin argues improved highways cut costs from farm to market. It cites South gains in hauling time and farm values, estimating annual savings of about 1.868 million if hauling costs drop five percent, with total system costs near 1 million.
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Department of Agriculture
South
United States
Sargent
Department
Pirates Take Game From the Invincibles
The Pirates defeated the Invincibles by 9 to 8 to move up in the pennant race. Bresnahan pitched his first game of the year for the Pirates, holding the Invincibles at bay until his team produced a safe lead. Batteries: Pirates Bresnahan Ware Invincibles Bergerson Hanna.
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Pirates
Invincibles
Bresnahan
Baly
Pirates Bresnahan and
Ware
Bergerson and Hanna
Burning alfalfa fields to destroy hoppers reported
Sacramento June 3 The horticultural commissioner received reports of grasshopper incursions in Colusa Shasta and Tulare counties Farmers in Madera county burn alfalfa in the field to destroy the insects A dry spring following a dry winter favors the pest development
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Sacramento
Cook
Colusa
Shasta
Tulsite
Madera County
Danish Employers Union to Introduce Compulsory Strike Insurance
The Danish Employers Union announces compulsory strike insurance for member associations. In Jacksonville, Florida, labor unions plan to start publishing a labor paper.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Sheridan Leads Midland League Start Strong In Montana
The Midland Empire league opened with Buffalo at Sheridan and Lewiston at Billings. Sheridan leads with no defeats as managers anticipate a tough race. the league shifted from eight proposed clubs to four active teams but has secured funds to sustain the season.
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Midland Empire League
Sheridan
Buffalo
Lewiston
Billings
Montana
Solliran
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Kansamoiel
Army OF
Worms
Elina Root
Clyde H. Tavenner
Hamilton
Henry J. Allen
Chaltauqua
Allen
Continental Oil, Company
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Butte
Boise
Salt Lake City
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