United States Leads in Canadian Exports and Purchases
A Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce report shows the United States ranking second as a customer for Canadian products and first as a supplier. It details historical export shares, major commodities, and shifts in trade between the two nations through 1912, noting the United Kingdom as a principal market for Canada’s agricultural goods.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Weather Making in Cheyenne Station Details
The Cheyenne weather office uses four recording barometers and several thermometers on the roof to track temperature and humidity. High and low temperature readings, hourly thermographs, and humidity via a rotating two-thermometer instrument are daily checked at 6 am and noon. Staff read and report results, with forecasters explaining that flags forecast conditions, not present weather, to Cheyenne residents.
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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
Local Weather Office Forecast Updates Showers Likely
Weather office notes indicate local showers and predict probabilities of conditions from 6 PM yesterday to 6 PM this evening.
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Weather Office
Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday by Rev W M Nelson
Rev W M Nelson will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the Chevenine high school class of 1919 at the gymnasium next Sunday afternoon. The program includes doxology invocations readings prayers and musical numbers by a male quartet and the school chorus with Ms Gladys Gereke as accompanist.
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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 for Wyoming State Reformatory Remains Undecided
The charity and reform board adjourned after auditing bills and routine matters. A key issue debated this session is the site for the state reformatory near Worland, with a decision not expected for about 80 days unless the governor calls a special session.
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Charities and Reform
Worland
Kansamoiel Weds Walter de Mumm in London Church
Walter de Mumm, a noted French sportsman, marries Miss Florence Beoville, daughter of C. C. Scoville of Beneca Kansas, at St George's Hanover Square. The ceremony follows the Paris shooting incident last December when de Mumm was wounded twice in a dramatic attack by Mrs Marie Van Ren evier Barnes.
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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 Invade Near Louis as Corn Crops Threatened
Caqunry farmers report an invasion by an army of worms approaching Louis at a quarter mile per day, destroying young corn. In New South Wales Australia, industrial unrest grows as 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 Trade Union Center attacks move to bring back three years service
The C. G. T. Trade Union National Center of France published a manifesto opposing attempts to reintroduce obligatory three year military service. The statement denounces conscription expansion and urges public resistance to the proposal.
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Trade Union National Center of France
Wage boards set for Australia work conditions
Across Australia there are 400 wage boards regulating wages and working conditions for their respective trades.
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Australia
Brazil Will Welcome Dr Laura Muller on US Visit
Washington May 11 The Brazilian prime minister arrives in New York in June to tour the United States with military aides. Dr Laura Muller a republican leader and engineer is celebrated for public works railways and river surveys. His welcome in Washington will include a formal call on President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
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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
Good roads could cut cotton south costs, study says
A farmers bulletin argues highway improvements reduce hauling time and costs for farmers and shippers in the cotton states. It estimates annual savings of about 1.9 million dollars from a 5 percent reduction in trucking charges and highlights broader benefits like higher land values and easier farm access to markets.
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Department of Agriculture
South
United States
Sargent
Department
Pirates Take Game From the Invincibles
The Pirates beat the Invincibles 9 to 8 in the Minor Association race. Bresnahan pitched his first game of the year for the Pirates and held the Invincibles until his team could add enough runs. Batteries: Bresnahan Ware for the Pirates, Bergerson Hanna for the Invincibles.
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Pirates
Invincibles
Bresnahan
Baly
Pirates Bresnahan and
Ware
Bergerson and Hanna
Burning alfalfa fields to destroy hoppers report
Sacramento June 3. Horticultural Commissioner Cook received reports of grasshopper incursions in Colusa Shasta and Tulare counties. Farmers in Madera county are burning 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 Adopts Compulsory Strike Insurance
The Danish Himployers Union with almost all Danish employers’ associations votes to introduce compulsory strike insurance. In Jacksonville Florida labor unions plan to publish a labor paper.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Sheridan Leads Midland League
The Midland Empire league opened with Buffalo at Sheridan and Lewiston at Billings. Sheridan leads the standings unbeaten, with managers predicting continued top form as teams strive to challenge. The league formed from four clubs after initial plans for eight. finances now secure a full season.
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Midland Empire League
Sheridan
Buffalo
Lewiston
Billings
Montana
Solliran
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