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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

14

Demand for food drives U S export totals higher

Washington reports that exports of foodstuffs rose while total U S exports increased, despite war orders. A Commerce Department statement cites a nearly 41 trillion dollar favorable balance, with foodstuffs driving the net rise and imports shrinking chiefly in manufactured goods. European nations show the largest gains in American sales.

Washington Department of Commerce Europe Oceania Great Britain France Italy Sweden Netherlands Norway Germany Austria- Hungary Belgium

Laranel Stock Association Annual Meeting Report

Wheatland Wisconsin June 16. Attendees said the annual Laranel Stock association meeting at Godrich hall last Friday was one of the best. Representatives of Denver and South Omaha commission houses and many visitors attended the sessions.

Wheatland Wic Laranle Stock Association Godrich Denver South Omaha

Idle strikers drive town into protest in Caldwell

In Caldwell Kaw on June 10 about 350 men posing as harvest hands demanded food. After city officials refused, Mayor Edward George formed a posse of 25 armed citizens and ordered the men to escort an outgoing freight train to depart. The spokesman threatened to break into stores if not fed.

Prom Town Caldwell Kaw Edward George Dapot

Sunday State Leader Most Metropolitan Paper Ever Published in Wyoming

A bold editorial column recounts the paper’s reach across Wyoming and its role in shaping public discourse during a Sunday edition. It highlights regional coverage, editorial stance, and the paper’s anticipated influence on statewide conversations.

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Supplies at hand Russia expected recoup quickly

Washington reports that Russia will recover speedily from the Galician setback as Archangel port opens and Japan China Mongolia accord improves ammunition flow. Russian- Sweden trade pact and possible Nordic rail links widen outlets. San Francisco to Vladivostok voyage and Pacific purchases described amid wartime strain.

Washington Russia Archangel White Sea Japan China Great Britain France Italy Germany Mongolia Sweden Finland Norway Angela Vladivostok United States Canada San Francisco Pacific

Insurance Company Authorized to Transact Fire Insurance in Wyoming

Certificate of Publication from the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner dated April 28 1915 notes that Phoenix Assurance Company of London England is authorized to transact fire insurance in Wyoming for the current year. Witness signatures include Auditor R B Porayih and Deputy John Schuieman. A separate line announces that stock will be auctioned at Cheyenne Furniture Co SPARK 1610 Pioneer Ave.

Insurance Commissioner's Office State of Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Phoenixs Assurance Company of London Kingdom of England SPARK Pioneer Ave

Woman with Boston Bull Terrier visits postal savings bank

A well dressed young woman with a Boston bull terrier enters the Omaha postal savings room, claiming to deposit funds while keeping her dog with her. She boasts about banks denying access to dogs and asserts government tolerance of her pet in the savings bank.

Omaha, Neb Postal Savings Society la Raconteuse Fanchette Postal Savings Bank Louise Grant Government Bank

Russian censor strict with the Czaivs Pilbss Herlin

A Copenhagen dispatch reports Russian censorship in 1914 suppressed 465 periodic issues and 230 non periodic items. The note highlights tightening controls on press publications and temporary or permanent bans.

Herlin Copenhagen

War impact on periodicals and wartime business shifts

In a survey of 96 periodicals and 24 non periodicals, prohibition proved temporary in many cases while wartime censorship affected regular printing. The report notes 44 newspapers went out of business during the war and mentions a new supply of fishing tackle at a ban.

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